Every week Hven asks each AI tool your plan includes the questions a buyer of yours might ask. You see which tools name you, which name your rivals, and one thing to do about it.
Free during the beta. No card.
“Who does the best small-batch coffee subscription in Belfast?”
Your check asks questions written from your own business profile, and which AI tools it asks depends on your plan; the plans page lists each plan's tools.
Questions written from your business profile go to each AI tool your plan includes, through that tool’s own official API.
One action, chosen from what the answers show, with the evidence beside it.
A later check measures whether the action moved anything, and says so either way.
The eight views below come from the same weekly check: the questions your buyers ask, put to each AI tool your plan includes. Every one of them downloads as a CSV file.
Each weekly check ends in one score from 0 to 100 for the AI tools your plan includes together, built from how often you are named, where in the answer, your share against your competitors, and the tone. When a check could not measure, it says so instead of showing a number.
For every tool, the share of its answers that named you, and for every question, which tools did. Each tool on its own, never blended into one “AI”.
Hven writes 25 questions from your business profile and groups them by topic. Reword one, switch it off, or add your own on plans that allow it.
Each answer that names you is marked positive, neutral or negative by Hven’s grading pass. You see the tone overall and for each AI tool, check by check, and on every answer.
Visibility against tone, in one picture. A view Hven does not have yet: where you stand against your competitors on both.
When a tool cites its sources, Hven lists them and sorts them by kind: your own site, competitors’ sites, Reddit, other forums, publishers and more, so you can see where the answers come from.
Name your competitors and every check records how often each one is named next to you. Hven also suggests the businesses the AI tools named in your latest check.
Hven lists the other businesses the AI tools named in your answers, with how many answers named each. Track the ones worth watching, dismiss the rest. On some plans you see how many there are rather than the names.
Each week Hven picks one thing to do, with the evidence beside it, and can draft it for you. Mark it done and a check about a week later measures whether your score moved, or says why it couldn’t compare.
The week’s check by email and in the app, with a PDF to download and pass on.
A Download CSV button on the main views: scores, every answer, tone, competitors, cited sources and actions, on every plan. A workspace admin can also make a read-only key for spreadsheets.
A one-click connector for Google Looker Studio, by request while it is in early access.
Not yet: today a key reads the export files and the brand list, nothing more.
A watch on your competitors, from your weekly checks, and, where Hven has search data for your field, the questions people are starting to search for, on some plans.
Not yet: filtering results by where the answers were asked from. Today a brand can have one country, and one AI tool’s web search, on the plans that include that tool, is asked from it.
Not yet: a scan of your homepage from this page, before you make an account.
Write an llms.txt file for any website, with no account. Write one.
Which AI tools a check asks, and some features, depend on your plan.
Each tool answers differently, so each one’s answers are shown on their own, never blended into one “AI”.
Which AI tools your check includes depends on your plan. The plans page lists them.
Every AI answer comes through that tool's own official API.
A check that couldn’t measure says so. It is never shown as a score of zero.
When a tool is added, removed or fails, that week shows no change, with a note saying what changed and when.
Checks wait in one line. The page shows how many are ahead of yours, not a guess at minutes.
No. Hven reads your public website, or asks you a few questions if you don’t have one, then asks the AI tools about you. The WordPress plugin and llms.txt files are optional.
Every week, and twice a week in your first fortnight.
It joins the line as soon as you confirm your business. The page shows how many checks are ahead of yours.
Yes. The main views in the app each have a Download CSV button: your weekly scores, every answer from each AI tool, the tone, your competitors, the sources cited and your actions, one brand at a time. A workspace admin can also make a read-only key so a spreadsheet can read the scores, competitors, cited sources and actions files.
From the answers that name you. Hven’s grading pass marks each one positive, neutral or negative, and the Sentiment page shows it for each AI tool, check by check. It describes the answers, not what people think of you.
It depends on your plan, and each tool is shown on its own. The plans page lists every plan's tools.
Hven is free during the beta. No card.
Plans start at a month for a creator, and a month for a business with a website. The plans page has every price.
Free during the beta. No card.