Metistic Review

Ad visibility with completed-check context

Metistic calculates ad presence by dividing the completed checks containing a brand’s ad by all completed checks in the selected result. The product shows the resulting percentage with its prompt, market, period, and count, so a 64% result can be read as 18 appearances in 28 checks rather than as an estimate of all ChatGPT users. Tracking runs daily, and the ad-visibility view is available on every plan. A 0% result means the brand was not recorded in that selected evidence, not that its ads never appear elsewhere.

Competitor discovery, share of voice, and creatives

Competitor tracking discovers advertisers from ads recorded on the prompts a team chooses, including brands that were not entered as known competitors. Each result can connect an advertiser to the prompt it reached, its recorded headline and copy, destination, market, and tracking date. Share of voice then divides an advertiser’s recorded appearances by all recorded ad appearances in the selected tracking context. The creative library is useful because it preserves the message and destination beside the buying question, rather than reducing competitor research to an unnamed percentage.

Product-ad and price history

Metistic distinguishes product ads from standard headline-and-copy ads. When ChatGPT shows a product, price, and image, the platform records the product and the price exactly as ChatGPT displayed it, with the prompt, market, and date attached. Starter and Growth show every competitor product ad on tracked prompts, its price, and price-history changes. Free only shows a customer’s own product ads plus the number of competitor product ads and the advertisers that ran them; it does not expose each competitor product and price.

Gaps and prompts with no ads

The gap-analysis view flags prompts where a competitor was recorded but the tracked brand was absent, then links the result back to the supporting advertiser, creative, and completed checks. Metistic keeps this separate from prompts where no ads were seen, because the two results lead to different questions. A gap does not identify bids, targeting, or delivery decisions, and Metistic cannot change a campaign. It gives a team a specific prompt and observed competitor example to investigate in its own advertising workflow.

Paid alerts, exports, and scheduled reports

Starter and Growth include alert delivery through email, Slack, and webhooks, using the alert rules available in the workspace. Both paid plans also include CSV exports for moving tracked results into a spreadsheet or internal analysis process. Growth adds scheduled PDF reports for recurring team or client updates. The reporting pages consistently advise retaining the prompt set, market, tracking period, and completed-check count, which is important because a change in those inputs changes what a comparison means.

A marketer who needs evidence of where a brand appears on a defined set of commercial ChatGPT prompts can use Starter to monitor 50 questions in one market, inspect the competitor creative, and receive changes in an existing Slack or email routine.

An agency can use Growth when client prompts need to be split between markets and reporting needs to happen on a fixed cadence. Scheduled PDF reports and CSV exports help bring the observed evidence into a client review, but the team still needs to explain that it is tracked-check data rather than impression data.

Teams that care which products competitors place in front of buyers, at which displayed price, can use the paid tiers to inspect product ads and their recorded price changes by prompt and market.