Indexed, with a snippet
To be a supporting link in AI Overviews or AI Mode, Google says a page must be indexed and eligible to be shown in Search with a snippet.
Source: Google Search Central · AI features and your websitechecked 30 Oct 2026
Know which searches show a Google AI Overview, whether it names or cites you, and which pages Google pulled in.
Example data · sample brand · saved today
One workspace tracks all six engines
Three different wins. Track each one, beside your normal Google rank.
Named on “agencies under $50” while ranking only #9 below it. The overview reads beyond the top results.
Example data · sample brand · 6 of 120 questions
Google's conversational search names brands too. It's tracked beside AI Overviews.
AI ModeExample data · sample brandOne answer can be luck. Thirty days of answers show a real shift.
Example data · sample brand · lower is better
See which pages feed the overview, and where yours is missing.
g2.com/best-crm-small-teams22Names you
capterra.com/crm-software14Rivals only
hubspot.com/products/crm11Rival page
youtube.com/watch · CRM demo6Rivals onlyExample data · sample brand · answers citing each page
Google's AI features use pages from its Search index. Googlebot has to be able to crawl you.
What Google documents, in short. Each point links to the source.
To be a supporting link in AI Overviews or AI Mode, Google says a page must be indexed and eligible to be shown in Search with a snippet.
Source: Google Search Central · AI features and your websitechecked 30 Oct 2026
Google states there are no additional technical requirements to appear in its AI features beyond normal Search ones.
Source: Google Search Central · AI features and your websitechecked 30 Oct 2026
AI Overviews and AI Mode may issue several related searches across subtopics, which is why they can link pages beyond the top results.
Source: Google Search Central · AI features and your websitechecked 30 Oct 2026
Engines disagree. One workspace shows where each one names you.
It checks your buyers' searches on Google every day and records whether an AI Overview appears, whether it names your brand, and whether it cites your pages.
Named means the overview's text mentions your brand. Cited means your page is one of its linked sources. You can have one without the other.
Yes. AI Mode is tracked for the same questions, along with ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude.
Yes. Your organic position is shown next to each AI Overview, so you can see where the two differ.
Google shows overviews for some searches and not others, and their content shifts. Daily checks show the trend rather than one lucky day.
Google says a page must be indexed and eligible to be shown in Search with a snippet, and that there are no additional technical requirements.