SKU-level tracking, every plan
Which individual products an engine mentions and which it skips when a buyer asks what to buy, tracked down to the SKU on Starter through Enterprise.
Buyers ask AI which product to buy, and the answer mentions some and skips others. Zumi tracks how engines describe, compare, and rank a catalog down to the SKU, so retail brands see where they win the recommendation.
Brand-level presence is only half the retail picture. Zumi tracks how AI answers handle the products buyers actually compare.
Which individual products an engine mentions and which it skips when a buyer asks what to buy, tracked down to the SKU on Starter through Enterprise.
How a whole product category trends in AI answers over time, not just one product in isolation, so a shift in the segment is visible early. An Enterprise addition on top of SKU-level tracking.
The attributes AI engines attach to a product, use case, features, and where they are wrong or outdated enough to cost a sale.
Which rival products an engine mentions alongside, or instead of, the brand when a buyer asks what to buy.
The reviews, roundups, and retailer pages an engine cites when it recommends a product, the earned surface behind catalog visibility.
Three metrics every CMO needs in one view. How often a brand is mentioned. How often it leads when competitors are present. Where it places in the answer. Refreshed daily, across every tracked engine.
Which plan includes product-level tracking?
SKU-level product tracking is included on every plan, Starter through Enterprise. Category and segment growth rollups, seeing how a whole product line trends rather than one SKU, are an Enterprise addition scoped to the catalog.
Is this brand tracking or product tracking?
Both. Every plan tracks brand-level visibility plus SKU-level product tracking. Enterprise adds category and segment growth tracking on top, so a retail team also sees how a product line trends, not only individual SKUs.
Does this cover shopping-style AI answers?
Zumi tracks how the covered AI engines describe and compare products in their answers. Coverage is scoped per engagement to the engines and categories that drive the catalog.
What retail and ecommerce leads want to know first.
It is how AI engines describe, compare, and rank a brand's products when buyers ask what to buy. Zumi tracks that at the SKU and category level, not just the parent brand.
SKU-level product tracking ships on every plan, Starter through Enterprise. Category and segment growth rollups are an Enterprise addition, scoped and priced per catalog.
Yes. It surfaces the comparison set an engine mentions and the sources it cites, so a retail team sees which reviews or roundups are driving the recommendation.
Yes. Enterprise category and segment growth tracking shows how an entire product category trends in AI answers, so a brand can see the segment moving, not only individual products.
Up to nine, scoped per engagement to the engines that matter for the category, including ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude.
Zumi shows how the covered engines describe and compare the products buyers are asking about, and where a rival wins the recommendation.
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