One brand. Different worlds.

A strong presence in one market can hide a blind spot in another. See how the picture changes across countries, local languages and AI assistants.

Geographic comparison is included in every plan.

Map highlighting the United States, United Kingdom, Portugal and Brazil
United States51%
United Kingdom46%
Portugal39%
Brazil28%

Illustrative Northline data. Compare each market in the same view.

See where your next question should be.

Different countries bring different questions, competitors and sources. Keep that local context when you compare where your brand appears.

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Ask in the local context

Set up questions for the markets you care about, in the local language and with localised web search.

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Find the gaps

Compare markets side by side. See where you appear consistently and where buyers may be hearing about other brands.

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Investigate the differences

Open the answers and sources for a specific market. Look for local content and competitors that deserve a closer look.

Before entering a new country, explore the local comparison questions. Familiar competitors at home may not be the names AI presents there.

A few good questions.

Can I track questions in different countries?

Yes. All plans can set up prompts across different markets and compare the results, with no country limit. Each prompt-market combination counts towards the prompt allowance.

Are all markets directly comparable?

Only with care. Language, questions, assistants and sample size can change the result. Keep the context visible when comparing.

Can I compare assistants too?

Yes. Filter the analysis by the assistants included in your plan to understand where the picture changes.

Let’s see what AI
thinks about your brand.