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Facts observed on 29 August 2026 on their public pages

Waseit / HubSpot AI Search Grader

HubSpot's AI Search Grader is the best-known entry door to the topic: free, instant, educational. It is an excellent first reflex - and a fundamentally different tool from monitoring. Their own page says it: a one-time check. Taken from their product page.

What they do well

  • Genuinely free and account-less - their title says it: « Free One-Time AEO Brand Check, No Account Required ».
  • Real pedagogy: five scored dimensions, a score out of 100, guided interpretation and HubSpot Academy courses behind it.
  • HubSpot's reach puts AI visibility in front of thousands of businesses - the whole market benefits.

What we do differently

  • Their page describes a measure « based on their training data » - what the models knew at training time. Our audit asks the assistants real questions at measurement time, and every report carries its date.
  • It is a one-time check by design; continuous tracking is a separate paid product (HubSpot AEO, weekly). With us, the same tool goes from free audit to 3-day monitoring from £9.
  • Our audit also shows the competitors cited instead of you and the sources the assistants read - that is the actionable part.
  • 10 languages, measurement included. The grader is English-only.
The factual differences, as observed that day.
CriterionAI Search GraderWaseit
NatureFree one-time checkFree audit + monitoring every 3 days
Account requiredNoNo either
EnginesChatGPT, Perplexity, GeminiChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity
Basis of the measure« based on their training data » (their page)Questions asked to the assistants, dated
Competitors and sourcesAggregated share of voiceNamed, answer by answer
Tracking over timeSeparate paid product (weekly)From £9/month, 3-day cadence
LanguagesEnglish10 languages

HubSpot AI Search Grader

A brand that wants a first number in five minutes, in English, with no intention of tracking change.

Waseit

A business that wants to know who is cited instead of it, on which sources, and to watch the curve move - in its own language.

Who should pick which, honestly