Free ungated template

AI visibility report template

A client- and leadership-ready reporting structure that keeps the raw evidence, collection coverage, and limitations behind every conclusion.

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A report, not a scorecard screenshot

Let readers reconstruct the result

Fill the template only after the collection is complete. Write the executive summary last so it reflects eligible results rather than the outcome you expected before testing.

Link every important statement to an answer, citation, prompt, or documented calculation. Put full transcripts and source URLs in an appendix so the main report stays readable without becoming opaque.

Six required sections

From protocol to next action

01

Executive summary

State the collection date, market, providers, eligible coverage, headline findings, and the decision the report supports.

02

Scope and protocol

Record the frozen prompts, provider surfaces, model identifiers, grounding requirements, locale, session state, and exclusions.

03

Visibility and prominence

Report neutral discovery mentions separately from brand-named diagnostics, then show whether the brand led or merely appeared.

04

Citations and sources

List claimed-domain citations, recurring third-party sources, unsupported claims, and source gaps by prompt.

05

Competitor evidence

Compare selected competitors at the answer level without presenting a small convenience sample as total market share.

06

Actions and rerun plan

Tie each action to stored evidence, name an owner, define completion evidence, and preserve the frozen set for the rerun.

Common questions

Use the resource without overstating the result

What belongs in an AI visibility report?

Include the test protocol, question set, provider coverage, brand mentions, prominence, citations, competitors, representation accuracy, raw evidence, limitations, and prioritized actions.

Should an AI visibility report use one headline score?

A composite can aid scanning, but it should never replace component metrics. Visibility, prominence, citations, accuracy, sentiment, and coverage answer different questions and should remain visible.

How often should the report be updated?

Update it after meaningful changes have had time to become retrievable. Use the same frozen prompts and protocol when the purpose is comparison; otherwise label the new collection as a different benchmark.

Can this template be used for clients?

Yes. Replace the placeholders, keep raw evidence in an appendix, disclose the collection method, and avoid promising rankings, citations, or traffic from a directional snapshot.

Evidence before conclusions

See a complete benchmark before running your own

Review the questions, stored answers, citations, competitors, coverage, and five prioritized actions in the sample report.

View the sample report