Scrunch AI

What it does

Beyond presence, it tracks the substance of what assistants say about you — attributes, comparisons, and factual claims — and flags inaccuracies.

Where it is genuinely good

The misinformation angle is legitimately under-served. If a model has absorbed an outdated price, a discontinued product, or a competitor's criticism as fact, that is worse than being absent, and you would otherwise never know.

The fix, incidentally, is usually on your own site: publish the correct fact clearly, in text, with a date, on a page an assistant can retrieve. That is entity clarity work.

How it relates to what we do

Directly complementary, and worth being clear about. Brand Radar answers am I being mentioned — a measurement question that needs a very large prompt database. Our check answers can I be mentioned — a readiness question that needs your HTML.

If Brand Radar shows you at zero mentions, it has told you something true and given you nothing to act on. The reason is almost always in your markup. Fix that first, then use a tracker to watch whether it moved.

If you are already well mentioned and want to understand competitive share of voice, this is a better purchase than anything we sell.

Where it falls short

Priced for organisations. A small business can approximate this by manually asking three assistants about themselves once a month and writing down what comes back.

Verdict

Worth it if wrong information about you is circulating. Otherwise, do the manual version.

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