Rank Tim shows you how your brand appears in Google and in AI answers, and what to change. Startups and growing companies use it to keep search and AI visibility in one place.
Rank Tim is an intelligence engine for understanding, improving and growing your online visibility. We combine AI analysis with traditional SEO expertise to give businesses clarity on how they appear across search and AI platforms.
We read what AI assistants, social platforms and competitors say about your brand, put it in one place, and show you what to fix first.
To use the marketer's unfair advantage.
AI assistants answer questions about your market every day. Rank Tim shows you which answers mention you, which ones mention a competitor, and which sources those answers come from.
We build for the changes you can measure: rankings, citations and traffic.
You need to know what AI platforms say about your brand. Rank Tim reads the answers from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and others and shows you the differences.
We pair agency SEO work with in-house development, so the features we ship come from client work rather than a roadmap deck.
AI platforms change how they pick sources, so we keep adjusting the analysis and the features that depend on it.
We started in SEO and now build a tool for how brands appear in search and in AI answers.
Rank Tim was founded with a vision to help businesses understand their AI visibility and create data-driven content strategies. First AI visibility reports and content tools launched.
In 2026 we added multi-language analysis, content creation tools and SEO reporting in more than 30 languages.
Rank Tim works whether you run your first business or a portfolio of brands across several markets.
See how AI platforms describe your brand, track where you rank in Google and which AI answers cite you, and get a list of what to fix first.
We are building Rank Tim to cover the whole loop: what AI platforms say about you, what you publish, and whether it changed anything.
The platform reads AI answers, then helps you write the pages that earn a mention in them. Both halves share the same keyword and brand data.