Did the answer change? Ask again and see
A week after a page goes live, its prompts are asked again, and a change that does not hold when re-asked is not counted.
- Asked fresh, never from an old answer
- A credit a prompt, up to 5 an article
- In the client report too
ProofLive since 19 Oct 2026Sample
Invisalign cost in Austin
Asked again 7 days after it went livePromptBeforeAfter
how much does Invisalign cost in Austin0 of 3Waiting
Invisalign or braces for adults in Austin0 of 3Waiting
best Invisalign dentist in South Austin1 of 3Waiting
Named in 1 of 9 answers before it went live.
Proof
Every live article, waiting for its week
Each article seen on the site, the day it went live, and the prompts it was written for — the ones Proof asks again.
Indexing
Is the page on Google yet?
With Search Console connected, whether Google has the page, and the click that asks Google for it. Google's AI Overviews and AI Mode link only to pages Google has.
Client reports
Before and after, in the client's report
Each edition carries the articles that went live and their Proof.
Also in Proof
- The live check
- The page is read at once, then after 1, 6, 24 hours and on, for 14 days, until the article's words are on it.
- When credits run short
- Proof says so on the article, and you can run it from there.
FAQ
Questions
- Can you promise the answer will change?
- No, and nobody can. Proof is how you find out — including when nothing moved.
- When does Proof run?
- A week after the page shows up on the site — we look for it for up to 14 days — or after the day it was published, when the site cannot be read.
- How do you know a change is real?
- An answer that changed is asked twice more on its engine, and a third time if those two disagree; a change that does not hold is not counted. A Proof re-asks up to four times — new mentions before lost ones — at no extra credit, and marks any change past that as not re-checked.
- What if an answer changes by chance?
- It can: an engine asked the same prompt twice often answers differently. An answer that changed is asked twice more on its engine, and a third time if those two disagree; a change that does not hold is not counted. A Proof re-asks up to four times — new mentions before lost ones — at no extra credit, and marks any change past that as not re-checked. Proof shows what changed, not what caused it.
- Why only the article's prompts?
- They are the ones the page was written to win. The rest of the brand's prompts are what its next report is for.
- What does it cost?
- A credit a prompt on ChatGPT, Claude and Google AI Mode, up to 5 prompts an article. Asking a change again costs nothing.
- What if Google has not indexed the page?
- Proof runs on its day all the same, and says whether Google had the page then. If Google adds it later, you can ask its prompts again from the article, at the same cost.
- Does it work for pages I publish myself?
- Yes. Paste the article in yourself and tell us the address; it is dated from the day it shows up on the site.
See who the engines recommend instead
The prompts your client loses, who wins them, and the tasks that would change it.