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AI visibility report

Notion

AI-powered team workspace & knowledge management · Jul 20, 2026

The short version

This scan shows a strong, consistent presence across engines and samples.

12 questions · 5 engines · 3 samples · Jul 20, 2026

What the answers show

Where you lose the slot

Notion was named on every question in this scan that any engine answered — there is no lost slot to point at in this sample.

Start here

  1. 1youtube.com models read transcripts, not footage — publish a walkthrough with a keyword-accurate title and a full written description, or ask the creator of the cited video to correct what it says about you
  2. 2notion.com already working in your favor — keep this page fresh and linkable
  3. 3clickup.com a third-party source AI models trust — get listed, reviewed, or cited there
See every cited source →

AI visibility, at a glance

Measured against: Coda, ClickUp, Asana, Airtable, Google Workspace

AI Visibility

95%

range 93–98% across samples

% of collected answers that mention or cite you at least once — questions naming you excluded. What this means

Share of Voice

40%

range 39–41% across samples

First-mention rate

71%

of answers where you appear first, ahead of the named competitors

Share of voice vs your competitors

Notion (you)40% · range 39–41% across samples
ClickUp20%
Google Workspace12%
Asana12%
Coda11%
Airtable5%

Wider ranges mean less stable answers — we show you the spread across samples, not a false-precision single number.

You vs each competitor

Click a column to sort. Share of voice shows the observed range across samples — never a false-precision single number.

NotionYou40%(3941%)96%78%1.24
Coda11%(1013%)25%0%2.50
ClickUp20%(2021%)44%5%2.30
Asana12%(1113%)28%9%2.40
Airtable5%(45%)15%2%2.30
Google Workspace12%(1014%)22%4%2.70

“Avg. position” is the brand’s mean rank among tracked names in answers where it is named; “—” means never named.

Engine by engine

Where AI recommends you — and where a competitor holds your slot.

Top competitor
Gemini (grounded)36/3697%78%ClickUp (39%)
Perplexity Sonar36/3692%81%ClickUp (42%)
Google AI answers (AI Overviews)29/36100%76%ClickUp (59%)
ChatGPT (API-grounded proxy)36/3694%72%Coda (28%)
Grok (live search)34/36100%85%ClickUp (59%)

Are you in the shortlist — and who took your slot.

Every question below asks about AI-powered team workspace & knowledge management.

Every ✓ / ✗ is clickable — read the full captured AI answers behind each cell, with the sources they cited.

Strong = mentioned consistently and engines agree · Noisy = engines disagree between runs · Emerging = mentioned, but not consistently · Not mentioned = never appears.

Engine
Prompt type
Signal

PromptPerplexity SonarChatGPT (API-grounded proxy)Gemini (grounded)Grok (live search)Google AI answers (AI Overviews)Signal
What should I look for when choosing a solution?Noisy
What are the best options? (specifically for AI-driven meeting notes, knowledge base, and task automation)Strong
Can you recommend a few tools? (specifically for AI-driven meeting notes, knowledge base, and task automation)Strong
Who are the top providers in the space right now?Strong
I'm evaluating tools for my team — what do you suggest?Strong
Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?Strong
Is Notion a good choice?Strong
What are the pros and cons of Notion?Strong
Notion vs Coda — which one should I pick? (specifically for AI-driven meeting notes, knowledge base, and task automation)Strong
What's the difference between Notion and ClickUp? (specifically for AI-driven meeting notes, knowledge base, and task automation)Strong
Why would someone choose Asana over Notion?Strong
I'm currently using Airtable — is Notion a better alternative?Strong

All 12 prompts sampled in this scan are shown above.

Analysis

Everything in this block is the model's reading of the answers this scan stored — not a measurement and not a fact-check. Every statement carries a verbatim quote from an answer you can open; statements without one were dropped (see Methodology).

Why you lose the slot

For the questions where no engine named you, what the answers said instead — the model's reading of the stored answers, each point tied to a quote you can open.

Notion was named on every question in this scan that any engine answered — there is no lost slot to point at in this sample.

What AI says about you

What the engines state about you when a question names you — paraphrased by the model from the stored answers, never checked against reality. A Verify chip marks a specific claim (a price, date, feature or availability) worth checking yourself.

  • PositiveVerify

    All‑in‑one workspace for notes, docs, databases, and lightweight team collaboration.

    Check: Confirm scope of core modules on Notion’s product pages.

    Yes — Notion is a popular “all‑in‑one” workspace app used for notes, documents, databases, and lightweight project/team collaboration.
    from ChatGPT (API-grounded proxy) · “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?” · Open in Questions — “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?
  • PositiveVerify

    Built on flexible content blocks and relational databases to structure almost anything.

    Check: Verify block model and database architecture in official docs.

    It’s built around flexible content blocks and relational databases so you can structure almost anything.
    from ChatGPT (API-grounded proxy) · “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?” · Open in Questions — “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?
  • PositiveVerify

    Databases support multiple views such as table, board, calendar, and list.

    Check: Check database view types in current product documentation.

    relational databases with views (table/board/calendar/list)
    from ChatGPT (API-grounded proxy) · “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?” · Open in Questions — “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?
  • PositiveVerify

    Supports real‑time collaboration with comments/mentions and granular permissions.

    Check: Confirm collaboration features and permission granularity.

    comments/mentions and real‑time collaboration; shareable pages with granular permissions
    from ChatGPT (API-grounded proxy) · “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?” · Open in Questions — “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?
  • PositiveVerify

    Offers embeds, integrations, and an API for automation.

    Check: Verify API availability and supported integrations.

    embeds and integrations; an API for automation
    from ChatGPT (API-grounded proxy) · “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?” · Open in Questions — “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?
  • PositiveVerify

    Provides many prebuilt templates to get started quickly across use cases.

    Check: Validate current template categories and availability.

    Templates: many prebuilt templates (personal, team, engineering, design, education) to get started quickly.
    from ChatGPT (API-grounded proxy) · “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?” · Open in Questions — “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?
  • Neutral

    Often framed as a flexible digital “second brain,” AI/connected workspace.

    Notion is essentially a flexible digital workspace—often described as a “second brain,” connected workspace, or AI-powered everything app—where you can think, write, plan, and organize almost anything in one place.
    from Grok (live search) · “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?” · Open in Questions — “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?

Citation gap

URLs the engines cited in answers naming a competitor and never in an answer naming you — counted by code from the stored sources, not by the model. Top 8, at least two competitor citations each.

Counted from the sources each answer returned; a URL counts once per answer.

Action plan

Tickets the model derived from the evidence above. Each names the question it targets, who owns it and the effect to expect — a starting point, not a forecast.

Effort: S = under a day · M = days · L = weeks or more.

  1. 1

    Tighten positioning: unify “all‑in‑one” vs “AI/connected workspace” phrasing

    Owner: Content · Effort: S

    Expected effect: Clear, consistent value prop across site and ads; reduces confusion.

    Yes — Notion is a popular “all‑in‑one” workspace app used for notes, documents, databases, and lightweight project/team collaboration.
    from ChatGPT (API-grounded proxy) · “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?” · Open in Questions — “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?
    Notion is essentially a flexible digital workspace—often described as a “second brain,” connected workspace, or AI-powered everything app—where you can think, write, plan, and organize almost anything in one place.
    from Grok (live search) · “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?” · Open in Questions — “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?
  2. 2

    Deep‑dive page: relational databases, relations/rollups, and database views

    Owner: Content · Effort: M

    Expected effect: Improves feature understanding for evaluators; increases conversion on product pages.

    It’s built around flexible content blocks and relational databases so you can structure almost anything.
    from ChatGPT (API-grounded proxy) · “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?” · Open in Questions — “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?
    relational databases with views (table/board/calendar/list)
    from ChatGPT (API-grounded proxy) · “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?” · Open in Questions — “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?
  3. 3

    Collaboration and permissions overview with demos

    Owner: Content · Effort: M

    Expected effect: Demonstrates team readiness and addresses IT/security needs earlier in the funnel.

    comments/mentions and real‑time collaboration; shareable pages with granular permissions
    from ChatGPT (API-grounded proxy) · “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?” · Open in Questions — “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?
  4. 4

    API and integrations playbook with starter automation recipes

    Owner: Dev · Effort: M

    Expected effect: Drives activation via practical examples; shortens time‑to‑value for new teams.

    embeds and integrations; an API for automation
    from ChatGPT (API-grounded proxy) · “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?” · Open in Questions — “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?
  5. 5

    Template packs for CRMs, roadmaps, and content calendars

    Owner: Content · Effort: M

    Expected effect: Accelerates onboarding and showcases best‑practice setups for common workflows.

    Templates: many prebuilt templates (personal, team, engineering, design, education) to get started quickly.
    from ChatGPT (API-grounded proxy) · “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?” · Open in Questions — “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?
    Lightweight CRMs and content calendars
    from ChatGPT (API-grounded proxy) · “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?” · Open in Questions — “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?
  6. 6

    Use‑case playbooks: team wikis and project planning (Kanban/timelines)

    Owner: Content · Effort: M

    Expected effect: Guides buyers by role/use‑case; strengthens competitive consideration.

    Team wikis and knowledge bases (company handbook, onboarding)
    from ChatGPT (API-grounded proxy) · “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?” · Open in Questions — “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?
    Project planning (Kanban boards, timelines, calendars)
    from ChatGPT (API-grounded proxy) · “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?” · Open in Questions — “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?
  7. 7

    Clarify AI positioning and capabilities page

    Owner: PR · Effort: S

    Expected effect: Aligns expectations and reduces ambiguity about AI scope and availability.

    Notion is essentially a flexible digital workspace—often described as a “second brain,” connected workspace, or AI-powered everything app—where you can think, write, plan, and organize almost anything in one place.
    from Grok (live search) · “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?” · Open in Questions — “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for?

What to fix

  • youtube.com — cited 192× across your promptsmodels read transcripts, not footage — publish a walkthrough with a keyword-accurate title and a full written description, or ask the creator of the cited video to correct what it says about you

    Seen on: “What are the best options for AI-powered team workspace & knowledge management? (specifically for AI-driven meeting notes, knowledge base, and task automation) and 191 more

    Third-party
  • notion.com — cited 163× across your promptsalready working in your favor — keep this page fresh and linkable

    Seen on: “Have you heard of Notion? What's it used for? and 162 more

    Yours
  • clickup.com — cited 85× across your promptsa third-party source AI models trust — get listed, reviewed, or cited there

    Seen on: “What are the best options for AI-powered team workspace & knowledge management? (specifically for AI-driven meeting notes, knowledge base, and task automation) and 84 more

    Third-party
  • reddit.com — cited 79× across your promptsmodels quote threads here — find the existing thread that already ranks for your category and answer it honestly from your company account, disclosing who you are; a new promotional post will not be quoted

    Seen on: “What are the best options for AI-powered team workspace & knowledge management? (specifically for AI-driven meeting notes, knowledge base, and task automation) and 78 more

    Third-party
  • zapier.com — cited 49× across your promptsa roundup post that models read as a shortlist — pitch the author for inclusion in the next update with a one-paragraph description and a concrete differentiator they can quote

    Seen on: “What are the best options for AI-powered team workspace & knowledge management? (specifically for AI-driven meeting notes, knowledge base, and task automation) and 48 more

    Third-party

Scored by prompt type

General category prompts

Unprompted category questions — do you come up when nobody names you?

Visibility
92%
First-mention rate
75%
Coverage
97%

% of planned engine calls that returned an answer.

Branded prompts

The model is asked about you by name here — presence is expected and is NOT a visibility signal. This lens reads sentiment and factual accuracy, not top-of-mind recall.

Brand-fact presence
100%

Share of answers to questions naming you that actually discuss you — not a fact-check of what they say.

First-mention rate
100%
Coverage
96%

% of planned engine calls that returned an answer.

How AI portrays you

79% positive · 21% neutral · 0% negative

Judged on 43 answers that mention you — the model's tone toward you, not a fact-check of what it says.

Comparative prompts

Head-to-head questions naming you against your competitors.

Visibility
100%
First-mention rate
65%
Coverage
92%

% of planned engine calls that returned an answer.

Prompt coverage by stage

Stage tags were introduced on 2026-09-05; this scan predates them

Methodology

This is a sample, not a census: we ran 12 questions across each engine 3 times and show you the range, so you see both where you stand and how stable that standing is.

Market: US / en. This scan ran before per-call locale delivery was recorded (2026-09-03): only Google AI answers (AI Overviews) was told the market; the other engines answered without a location.
  • Perplexity Sonarsonar (best-effort — echoed by the provider, not a dated snapshot)
  • ChatGPT (API-grounded proxy)gpt-5-mini-2025-08-07
  • Gemini (grounded)gemini-3.5-flash
  • Grok (live search)grok-4.5 (best-effort — echoed by the provider, not a dated snapshot)
  • Google AI answers (AI Overviews)collected via DataForSEO SERP API (v0.1.20260717), captured 2026-07-20

Analysis — gpt-5 (gpt-5-2025-08-07), Sep 3, 2026. The model read the stored answers and explained them; it added no facts and verified none. No statements dropped for lacking a verbatim quote.

What the engine labels mean

  • API-grounded proxy — consumer ChatGPT and Claude.ai can't be queried programmatically, so we call the same underlying OpenAI/Claude models with web search enabled — the closest measurable proxy.
  • Grounded — the model answers with live web search enabled, the same way its consumer product does.
  • Pinned — each engine runs one default model for every customer so results stay comparable; a premium model, if you opted into one, is listed on its own line above.
  • Best-effort version — Perplexity and Grok echo back the model name we requested instead of resolving one, so their version line records what we asked for, not what answered. ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude each return their own dated snapshot.

Where you stand today

This scan shows a strong, consistent presence across engines and samples.

What to expect next: most brands' AI visibility holds fairly steady between quarters — fewer than 10% of brands shift 30–50% in a single quarter. That's a general benchmark, not a prediction for your brand specifically — the only way to know if yours is moving is to re-scan and compare.

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