ChatGPT brand monitor

A brand monitor for ChatGPT should not pretend it can see every answer the model gives. It cannot. What you can do is pick the question that pays the bills, run it, and run it again next week. That is this page.

Mentionmill monitors one prompt. You type Your brand and the customer question. We run ChatGPT and Perplexity. You see whether that pass named you. If you save it for $29/month, we keep the prompt, re-run it weekly, and email you when Named or Not named flips or when other shops appear.

The email is mill paper, not a digest of twenty keywords. It says the verdict, the prompt, This week, and the line that these steps don’t guarantee you’ll get named. You open the account for history. Cancel from Settings. The account stays open.

This is useful when a shop already knows the query they care about and wants a quiet watch, not a GEO cockpit. It is the same product as the weekly AI mention check, named for people who searched “monitor” instead of “weekly.” The form below is the start. Free once. No card to look.

We do not scrape ChatGPT accounts, sit in your chat, or buy a mention. We ask the question through the same live engines we use on the homepage. If live checks are paused for the month, the monitor says paused. It does not invent a Named to keep a streak.

Monitor software in other categories alerts on every keyword variation. That is the dashboard we refused. One prompt is enough to know if the question that pays the bills still names you. If you later need a second prompt, that is a later plan. Today the account holds one. Cancel stops the watch. History stays so you can show a client last month’s Named.

People who searched “brand monitor” and people who searched “weekly AI mention check” want the same loop. This page is the monitor name. The weekly page is the calendar name. Both end in the same form. Related links go to the tracker and to “does ChatGPT mention my brand” if you are still on the first question.