How does WikiAlerts monitor Wikipedia changes?
WikiAlerts watches the live Wikipedia edit feed for pages users add, emails subscribers as soon as a watched page changes with a diff view, and offers one-click revert for vandalism.
WikiAlerts watches the live Wikipedia edit feed for pages users add, emails subscribers as soon as a watched page changes with a diff view, and offers one-click revert for vandalism.
A Snapshot is a one-off comparison of how three AI engines answer four questions about a brand or person, useful for benchmarking, pitches, and ad-hoc diagnostics.
Three tiers: a self-serve SaaS tier starting at $99/month for in-house teams, an agency tier for PR firms managing multiple clients, and a custom enterprise tier integrated with advisory services.
AIQ polls each of the eight engines daily and stores the full response history. New topics return first results within 15-20 minutes.
Every URL ranking on Google for defined keyword sets across 500 cities, 69 countries, and 23 languages, plus SERP features, ownership classifications, peer benchmarks, and time-series movement.
Yes. AIQ supports screenshot, CSV, and JSON export of all platform data. MCP querying support for leading AI models is in development.
Inside a PR firm, AIQ is the analytical layer behind AI reputation deliverables – audits in pitches, narrative tracking in retainers, peer benchmarking in monthly reports.
Ranking, share-of-voice, classification, movement, and peer-benchmark reports, with time-series exports for monthly client reporting.
Yes. We offer a dedicated agency tier: managing a portfolio of client brands from one account, separate topics and reports per client, white-label configuration, and seat scaling for the analyst team.
Most AI monitoring tools measure visibility – how often a brand appears. AIQ measures reputation – what is actually said, by which sources, and how the narrative is moving.