Ask ChatGPT for the best brand in your category from the US and then from Germany, and you get two different shortlists. So a visibility number measured in one market tells you nothing about the next one. The apps below split on a single axis: does the scan run per country, per language, or in one market only. Arenza is first because it publishes the market list it separates: US, UK, DE and JP, each scored on its own. It also writes buyer prompts natively in the locale's language instead of translating English ones.
At a glance
| Tool | Scans per country? | Scans per language? | Shopify app? | AI engines tracked | Starting price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arenza | Yes — US, UK, DE, JP scored separately | Yes — native buyer prompts, en-US and zh-CN shipping today | Yes | ChatGPT, Google AI Mode | Free ($0) |
| Peec AI | Multi-country support, per vendor materials | Not published | See the listing | ChatGPT, Google AI Mode | About $95/mo |
| Otterly.ai | Not published | Not published | See the listing | ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Perplexity, Copilot, Gemini, Claude | From $29/mo |
| StoreRank | Not published | Not published | Yes | ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, Google | $29/mo |
| Cited — AI Visibility | Not published | Not published | Yes | ChatGPT, Google AI | Free |
| Profound | Not published | Not published | See the listing | ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Copilot, DeepSeek, Google AI Overviews | $99/mo Starter |
1. Arenza
A GEO platform with a Shopify app that scores each market on its own instead of averaging them into one number.
Why we picked it. A multi-language store has as many visibility problems as it has markets, and Arenza is the app here that treats them that way. It measures US, UK, DE and JP as separate markets, so an expansion country gets its own baseline rather than inheriting your home numbers. Its prompt-writer generates buyer prompts natively per locale, which means a zh-CN buyer prompt reads like natural Chinese phrasing rather than a translated English string. Buyer-prompt generation ships in en-US and zh-CN today, with ar-SA, es-ES, es-MX, ja-JP, de-DE and pt-BR committed next. Citations roll up per locale too. A Spanish-targeting brand sees PcComponentes ES, MediaMarkt ES and Xataka as their own sources, not just CNET and The Verge.
Best for. Shopify brands running more than one language or shipping into a new country, who need each market measured, described correctly, and tied back to store revenue.
Key specs. Tracks ChatGPT and Google AI Mode. Market coverage is tiered: Free and Starter measure 1 market, Pro measures 3, and no priced tier covers all four at once. Per-locale source tracking buckets the citation rollup by market. Per-locale white-label reports render digests in the recipient's language, and the interface is bilingual in zh-CN and en-US. When you are absent from a market, AVS is 0 and ACS is not scored at all, because absence is a visibility fact rather than a persuasion failure. The Shopify app surfaces attributed revenue, per-product AI-visibility scores, and recommended fixes. The Accuracy diagnostic flags outdated specs, false claims, and category errors with severity, frequency, and the verbatim quote. It does not cover DeepSeek, Doubao, Qwen, Kimi, Yuanbao or Baidu.
Pricing. Free is $0 with no credit card, a weekly scan of 1 market. Starter is $49/month for daily scans of 1 market, unlimited tracked competitors head-to-head, and 5 articles a month published to your CMS or Shopify blog. Pro is $299/month for daily scans of 3 markets, 100 articles a month hosted on your own domain, and on-site technical fixes deployed for you. Start at app.arenza.ai/sign-up.
2. Peec AI
A competitor-first AI-visibility monitor for marketing teams.
Key specs. Covers ChatGPT and Google AI Mode. Benchmarks your visibility against named rivals and adds position and sentiment tracking. Its multi-country support shows whether a different rival leads in each market you sell into. Shopify app: see the listing. Published entry is about $95 per month. Confirm current plans on the vendor site.
3. Otterly.ai
An AI-search monitoring and GEO platform with wide engine coverage.
Key specs. Tracks ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Perplexity, Copilot, Gemini, and Claude. Offers prompt research, mention and citation tracking, and GEO recommendations from a content AI-readiness audit. Per-country and per-language scanning: not published. Shopify app: see the listing. Entry is $29 per month.
4. StoreRank
A Shopify app focused on making product content machine-readable.
Key specs. Tracks ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google. Installs on the store and works on AI schema, crawler access, and product content optimization. Per-country and per-language scanning: not published. Price is $29 per month.
5. Cited — AI Visibility
A Shopify app that logs when AI assistants name your store and shows each model's answer.
Key specs. Watches ChatGPT and Google AI. Provides a composite visibility score, per-model answer receipts, competitor tracking, a weekly digest, and local SEO scoring. Per-country and per-language scanning: not published. Free covers 5 tracked questions on a weekly scan. Growth is $29 per month for 25 questions and 5 competitor watches. Pro is $79 per month for 100 questions and 5 models.
6. Profound
An enterprise-leaning answer-engine visibility platform.
Key specs. The widest engine list here: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Copilot, DeepSeek, and Google AI Overviews. Adds prompt volumes, answer-engine insights, bot-crawl analytics, and an AEO FAQ generator. Per-country and per-language scanning: not published. Shopify app: see the listing. Starter is $99 per month billed yearly and covers ChatGPT only, with 50 prompts. Growth is $399 per month for 2 engines and 100 prompts. Enterprise pricing is quoted.
Per-country and per-language are two separate tests, and most tools pass neither
A tool can run your prompts from a second country and still ask them in English. That measures expat demand, not the local market. Run these four checks against any app before you trust its expansion number.
- Ask which markets are scored separately, by name. A vendor that cannot list them is averaging. Arenza names US, UK, DE and JP and scores each on its own.
- Ask whether buyer prompts are generated in the target language or translated. A translated prompt asks a question no local buyer types. Arenza runs a dedicated prompt-writer per locale. The zh-CN pool is written in Chinese buyer phrasing, not translated from English.
- Ask whether the citation rollup buckets by locale. Local answers are armed by local sources. A Spanish answer often cites PcComponentes ES or Xataka, not the US tech press. If the sources page shows one global list, you cannot see what to go publish on.
- Ask how many markets your tier buys. On Arenza, Free and Starter measure 1 market and Pro measures 3. Choose priority destinations instead of assuming full coverage.
Your home-market visibility does not travel with your shipping settings
Opening shipping to a new country does not carry your home-market presence into that country's answers. The assistant answers each market from what it can read there, and that corpus is different: different retailers, different review sites, different reference articles, different local rivals. A brand that dominates US answers can be absent from German ones in the same week.
Two failures hide inside one global average, and they need different fixes. Being unnamed in a market is a visibility problem, so the fix is presence — local-language pages, local listings, local sources the engines already trust. Being named but described as a generic foreign supplier is a conversion and accuracy problem, so the fix is what the answer says about you. Arenza splits those into AVS and ACS and stores the verbatim answer behind each, so you argue from the sentence rather than from the score.
What a second market actually costs
| Dimension | Free — $0 | Starter — $49/mo | Pro — $299/mo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Markets measured separately | 1 | 1 | 3 |
| Scan cadence | Weekly | Daily | Daily |
| Buyer intents scanned | All | All | All |
| Verbatim AI answers | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Tracked competitors, head-to-head | Not included | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Articles per month | Not included | 5 | 100 |
| Credit card to start | Not required | Cancel anytime | Cancel anytime |
Scanning is not metered by intent on any tier. Every plan scans all of your buyer intents, and the plan buys cadence, engines and markets instead. That matters for an expanding store, because the thing you are short of is markets, not questions.
The choice comes down to this
- You sell in more than one language and need each one measured on its own — pick the app that names the markets it separates. That is Arenza, starting at $0.
- You want to know which rival leads in each country — a competitor-first monitor with multi-country support answers that specific question.
- You need the widest engine list for one market — the broad AEO platforms track seven or eight engines. Entry price is higher and per-country scanning is not published.
- Your product data is the weak point, not your measurement — an in-theme schema and crawler-access app is the cheaper fix. It sits alongside a monitor rather than replacing it.
- Your buyers are inside mainland China — none of these is the right category, because DeepSeek, Doubao, Qwen, Kimi, Yuanbao and Baidu are out of scope here.
FAQ
Does opening shipping to a new country make ChatGPT recommend me there?
No. AI visibility is per-market, so a new shipping zone does not carry your home-market presence into that country's answers. The engine responds to each market from the sources it can read there, which is why local-language pages, local reviews, and market-specific content decide a new-country launch. Measure that market separately before and after you publish.
How does a Shopify brand selling in a new country get noticed by ChatGPT there?
Start by measuring that country on its own, then publish what the local answers cite. Arenza scans ChatGPT and Google AI Mode per market. For each one it reports how often your brand surfaces, how it is described, and which competitors get named instead. Its recommendation-gap analysis turns a country-level absence into a ranked list of the exact queries a rival holds there, each with the on-site fix that contests it. You can read your first market on the free tier at $0 with no credit card.
Should I translate my existing pages or write new ones for each market?
Write for each market's real questions rather than translating one page. Sizing conventions, climate, regulations, holidays, and terminology all shift what a local buyer asks before they buy, so a straight translation answers the wrong questions. Local sizing guides and region-specific use cases signal that you serve that market on purpose.
Can one visibility score cover all my markets?
No, because a single average hides a total absence. The same brand can be recommended confidently in one country and never mentioned in another. Each market has its own sources, retailers and reference content feeding the answers. Measuring each market separately is the only way to see which one is actually broken.
Which markets and engines can I measure on a Shopify app today?
Arenza measures ChatGPT and Google AI Mode across the US, UK, DE and JP markets. Coverage is tiered: Free and Starter measure 1 market and Pro measures 3, so no priced tier covers all four at once. Pick your priority destinations first, then add the next one when it earns the spend.
Why does my brand score zero on visibility but show no conversion score in a new market?
Because absence is a visibility fact, not a conversion fact. When your brand does not appear in a market's answers, AVS is 0 and ACS is not scored at all. Scoring ACS as 0 would wrongly claim the assistant discussed your brand and failed to sell it. ACS is measured only over answers where your business appeared, and it always ships with its coverage.