chatbeat.com/

Chatbeat

chatbeat.com/

Chatbeat tracks how often and where a brand appears in AI-generated answers across ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity, reporting on ranking, sentiment, and which sources influence those answers. Its framing line — "AI doesn't show links. It gives answers." — sets up the core pitch that traditional SEO tracking misses this shift. It cites a specific dataset claim of analyzing 25 billion online mentions, reports client results ranging from +27% to +62% visibility increases in five named case studies, and separately states scale figures for the underlying platforms it monitors, like 920M weekly ChatGPT users.

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Chatbeat | Track Your Brand Visibility in AI Search

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Oct 10, 2026

Chatbeat's landing page, section by section

Each section below is cropped straight from Chatbeat's live page — useful references for data & analytics landing page design.

Chatbeat design review: how the homepage is built

The page matches the brand name Chatbeat and runs about 8,524 pixels tall on desktop as a long, pale, mostly white column. Headings are set in navy #021744, with slate #37466a for supporting copy and white panels. Cards have thin borders and soft shadows.Blue accents appear in phrases within headings, so the palette stays quiet apart from the buttons. Typeface is Inter for display headings. What stands out is the proof-heavy middle: a +62% statistic, four case study cards and a Brand24 band near the close, which is the parent company named in the footer.

Above the fold

The nav reads "Case studies", "Features", "Pricing" and "Resources", with "Get certified" beside a "Login" and "Sign up free" pair. The headline "Win AI Search" sits over the subhead and a single blue "Sign up free" button. Below, "TRUSTED BY TOP COMPANIES ACROSS VARIOUS INDUSTRIES" introduces a row of client logos. A dashboard mockup for "Booksy" shows a brand score of 48% and an average position of 17.

Proof statistics and case study cards

Under a sentence naming Viessmann, Base, Worksmile and Coffeedesk, a large "+62%" stands alone, followed by four stats: "+47%", "+50%", "Top 5" and "1500+". The "Real results from industry leaders" heading introduces a testimonial from Marek Mrozicki at Viessmann Climate Solutions PL. Four cards below pair "+50%", "+48.6%", "+27%" and "+42%" with two bullet checks and a client logo. Each card ends in a "Read case study" button.

Features, user counts and prompt chips

The "Everything you need to dominate AI search" section pairs a seven-item numbered list with a single share-of-voice donut panel, with "Competitive visibility" expanded. Below, "Billions of people are already using AI to make decisions." sits above three cards: "920M" weekly users for OpenAI, "710M" monthly for Perplexity and "32M" weekly for Gemini. The "AI doesn't show links. It gives answers." heading leads into a scrolling band of prompt chips such as "How accurate are AI brand mentions?"

FAQ, closing call to action and footer

The FAQ lists five questions behind chevrons, starting with "What is AI visibility?" The closing block, headed "Ready to dominate AI search?", offers a "Sign up free" button over three figures: "Free" for a "14-day trial", "5 min" setup time and "24/7" support. A green band reads "Powered by BRAND24" above the footer, which lists "Overview" and "Contact" columns with a Brand24 Global Inc. address in Daytona Beach.

On mobile

At 390px the headline stays on one line and the client logos reduce to three partial marks. The four stats become a two-by-two grid. The case study cards stack into one column and the testimonial sits above them. The feature list drops to a vertical stack, with the dashboard shrunk beneath "AI visibility metrics". The three user-count cards stack vertically, and the footer puts Overview and Contact side by side.

Worth borrowing

A single oversized figure, +62%, sits on its own line under a claim that names client companies.
Case study cards pair a large percentage with two check-marked results, so outcomes scan first.
The feature section pairs a seven-item numbered list with one product panel instead of a card grid.