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The complete system for AI commerce

Control your product’s AI search visibility

See how ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity describe and recommend your products. Get the content and the product records that move them. Scored against the standard for your category.

Your category has its own standard. LBOX holds all 254.

254industries with their own regulatory, publishing and marketing rulebook
1B+products indexed with exact specifications
50Mcompanies of competitive intelligence
300Mdecision makers reachable at partner businesses

See it running

See it running on a brand you know

Live output. No account, no sales call.

Fernwood Bakehouse
VISIBILITY21.9%43 of 196 unbranded answers
SHARE OF VOICE9.7%25 of 259 brand mentions
OWNED CITATIONS14%140 of 1000 sources
AVG POSITION#3.5on 106 of 196
MODELS7measured here
Top brands by visibility
every brand the engines actually named99 brands
POSITIONTRENDBARSOVER TIMETABLE
35.7%-7.2%
#1of 99 brands
1Fernwood BakehouseYOU12.8%
2Fiber One11.2%
3KIND9.7%
4JoyFoodSunshine6.6%
5The Only Bean5.1%
6NuGo4.6%
You rank #1 of 99 brands named in answers to your own questions.
Visibility
across AI engines21.9% overall
42.9%Gemini
25%Google AI Mode
25%Google AIO
25%OpenAI
17.9%Perplexity
17.9%Claude
0%ChatGPT
EngineCitedAvg posRead
Gemini71.4%3.85Cites only
Google AI Mode57.1%3.94Cites only
Google AIO57.1%3.94Cites only
OpenAI0.0%not rankedRecommends
Perplexity96.4%3.15Cites only
Claude96.4%3.15Cites only
ChatGPT0.0%not rankedAbsent
43 of 196 unbranded answers name Fernwood Bakehouse.
Sources
sized by how often1000 citations
fernwoodbakehouse.comreddit.comhealthline.comamazon.comnytimes.comseriouseats.comtarget.comwalmart.com
140 of 1000 citations are on a domain Fernwood Bakehouse controls.
Topics
by question subject4 topics
TopicVisibilityNamedOf
recommendation35107
Taste and Texture1441
Value for Money724
Availability518
Trend over time needs the scheduler. A single run cannot make a line.

Platform

Everything your products need to win in AI search

Track, analyze and optimize how ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity describe and recommend your products, scored against the standard for your category.

AI Visibility

Monitor visibility score, sentiment and share of voice across every major model.

A05
68%VISIBILITY
  • Share of voice 24%
  • Cited, not named 36%
  • Average position #3.2
  • Models measured 7

Prompt Tracking

Track the prompts real buyers use in your category and see when models name you.

A06

What is the best insulated work boot for cold storage?

For cold storage work, Example Brand and Baffin are the two most recommended.
254 category prompt sets

Industry Standard

Category regulatory, publishing and marketing requirements, scored against your products.

A07
  • Regulatory 18/18
  • Publishing 9/12
  • Marketing 14/14
  • Schema 5/8
  • Claims 11/12

Citation Analysis

Understand which sources and which content formats drive the citations you win and lose.

A08
42%
CITED
58%
MISSING
Spec comparison pages 42%
Verified reviews 23%
Blog posts 12%

Content Engine

Produces the formats models cite in your category. Articles, spec pages, audio, video, interviews, press and verified reviews.

A09
ArticlesSpec pagesAudioVideoInterviewsPressReviews
Published 5In production 3Scheduled 4

Retail and Agent Shopping

Whether an AI agent can find, understand and buy your product, tested on the live path.

A10
Found product100%
Specs readable92%
Price and stock88%
Variant selection21%
Checkout complete0%
AGENT ABANDONED AT VARIANT STEP

The data underneath

Every category has its own standard

Regulated categories, technical categories and retail categories each define a credible source differently. LBOX holds all 254 definitions and scores your products against yours.

254industry rulebooks, each with its own regulatory, publishing and marketing requirements
1B+products with exact specifications, directly comparable
50Mcompany profiles for competitive positioning
300Mdecision makers at partner and buyer businesses

industries

A standard built for your category

Each of the 254 industries carries its own regulatory disclosures, publishing requirements and marketing rules. Your products are scored against yours, and the fixes are written to match.

A11 · Video loop

The rulebook view, one industry, scrolled

Open a single industry standard and scroll it slowly, then switch industries once so the reader watches the standard change. Hold on the switch. That switch is the whole argument.

16:9 - deliver 1440x810 - 18 to 22s seamless loop - silent - cursor visible

Regulatory requirements

What your category is legally required to disclose, and whether models can read it.

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Publishing requirements

The formats, schema and sources models trust in your category specifically.

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Marketing requirements

Claim substantiation, comparison rules and the language your category permits.

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Category prompt sets

The prompts real buyers use in your category, maintained per industry.

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studio

Content made by an award winning studio

Citation data sets the brief. A full agency creative and production team makes the work: campaigns, film, audio, interviews, photography, earned media and captured customer reviews.

A12 · Video loop

Content map to brief to calendar

Start on the content map with the citation gap visible, click through to a brief, then to the calendar with mixed formats scheduled. Show at least one non article format, ideally video or audio.

16:9 - deliver 1440x810 - 15 to 20s seamless loop - silent - cursor visible

Content map from citation data

The brief comes from the gap between what models cite and what you publish.

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Creative and campaign development

Full agency creative teams, the same people behind global brand campaigns.

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Multi format studio production

Film, audio, interviews, photography and spec pages, produced in house.

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Earned media and verified reviews

Press placement and captured customer reviews, two of the sources models weight most.

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commerce

Carry the recommendation through to checkout

LBOX tests whether an AI agent can find your product, read its specifications, compare it against the category standard, and complete the purchase.

A13 · Video loop

The agent walking a live purchase path

Screen record an agent attempting a real purchase end to end, including the point where it fails. Keep the failure in. The failure is the product demonstration and no competitor can show it. A split view with the readiness score updating alongside is stronger again.

16:9 - deliver 1440x810 - 25 to 40s - silent loop plus a narrated long cut - poster frame on the failure state

Retail readiness

Whether your product record meets the category standard a model needs to recommend it.

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Comparative product index

Over a billion products with exact specifications, so you see the comparison the model sees.

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Agent shopping simulation

An agent walks the live purchase path and reports exactly where it fails.

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Shoppable product pages

Product records built to be read, cited and transacted by agents.

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integration

Connect your store to the agents that buy

Engineers implement the Agentic Commerce Protocol end to end: agentic checkout, cart and feed, delegate payment, delegate authentication, orders and webhooks. Your product feed, your schema, your CDN and your MCP server, built and kept current.

A16 · Screenshot

Integration architecture, or the endpoint status view

A diagram is stronger than a dashboard here. Show the path from product record to feed to agentic checkout to order webhook, with the pieces LBOX builds marked. A live endpoint health view works as a second option.

16:9 - deliver 1440x810 - static - must survive being read at half size

ACP implementation

Agentic checkout, delegate payment, delegate authentication, orders and webhooks, built against the current spec.

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Product feed and catalog engineering

Feeds, schema and specification normalization, so agents read your catalog correctly.

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Site, CDN and MCP

Crawler tracking at the edge, and an MCP server that puts your data inside your own team tools.

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Standards maintenance

ACP, UCP, MCP and A2A keep moving. We track the specs and keep your endpoints current.

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intelligence and network

Reach the people behind the answer

Competitive intelligence on 50 million companies, and direct connection to 300 million decision makers at the partners, retailers and buyers who shape what gets recommended.

A14 · Screenshot

Company and stakeholder search results

A static high resolution capture is enough. A company profile beside a filtered stakeholder list. Blur or substitute any real personal data before capture. This is the module where a privacy slip is most likely.

3:2 - capture at 2x, deliver 1440x900 - static - personal data removed

Company intelligence

50 million company profiles behind every competitive comparison you run.

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Competitive positioning

How models describe you against the specific rivals in your category.

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Stakeholder network

300 million decision makers, mapped to the businesses that carry and cite your category.

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Partner and buyer routing

Turn a visibility finding into a named contact and a conversation.

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Coverage

Every model, every category

ChatGPTClaudeGeminiPerplexityGoogle AI OverviewsCopilotMeta AIGrokDeepSeek

254 industries, each with its own standard. A sample:

Platform capabilities

Everything else, in one place

Measurement

Visibility score

One number for how present you are across models.

Share of voice

Your share of mentions against your named rivals.

Sentiment

The words models use to describe you, tracked over time.

Entity tracking

Tracks you as a knowledge entity across every model.

Prompts and personas

Category prompt sets

Maintained per industry and updated as buyers change.

Custom prompts

Your own prompts, tracked alongside the category set.

Buyer personas

Run the same prompts as different buyer types.

Prompt variants

One intent, phrased the way real buyers phrase it.

Analysis and output

Deep analysis

Why you win or lose an answer, traced to a cause.

Content map

The gap between what models cite and what you publish.

Client deck and one sheet

Export a presentable document for the people who missed the demo.

Reporting dashboard

Shared views for brand, agency and retail teams.

Engineering and production

ACP endpoint build

Agentic checkout, payment and auth, implemented for you.

Feed and schema engineering

Your catalog, structured the way agents read it.

MCP server

Your LBOX data inside your own team tools.

Creative and production teams

Campaign, film, audio and photography, in house.

Working with LBOX

Brand and agency workspaces

Multiple brands and clients under one account.

Strategy support

A named strategist attached to your account.

Review and approval

Nothing publishes without your sign off.

Marketing engine

Coming soon.

How to choose

What to look for in an AI search platform

Whoever you buy from, these are the questions worth asking.

  1. Does it know your category? A generic template scores a regulated medical brand the same way it scores a t-shirt.
  2. Does it track the prompts your buyers use today? Buying language moves faster than keyword lists.
  3. Does it explain why you lost an answer, traced to a cause you can act on?
  4. Can it produce what models cite, across every format your category rewards?
  5. Does it cap how many models you can watch? Several charge more to add a model.
  6. Does it reach the product record as well as the website?
  7. Can an agent complete a purchase once the model has recommended you?
  8. Does it capture verified reviews, one of the most heavily weighted sources models cite?
  9. Does a person come with it, named and accountable?
  10. Can you export something presentable to the people who did not attend the demo?

Questions

Frequently asked questions

What is LBOX?

LBOX is a system for AI commerce. It measures how AI models describe and recommend your products, scores them against the published standard for your category, and produces the content and product records that change the answer.

How is this different from an AI visibility tracker?

LBOX scores your products against your category regulatory, publishing and marketing requirements, produces the content that closes the gap, and tests whether an AI agent can complete a purchase once a model has recommended you.

What does the 254 industry standard mean?

Each industry has its own rulebook covering what must be disclosed, which formats and sources models trust in that category, and which marketing claims are permitted. Your products are scored against your category rulebook.

Which AI models does LBOX track?

ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Copilot, Meta AI, Grok and DeepSeek. Model coverage is not metered by plan.

Is LBOX suitable for agencies?

Yes. Agencies run multiple client brands from one account, with separate workspaces per client and exportable client ready decks and one sheets.

Can I track competitors?

Yes. Competitive positioning is drawn from a company intelligence index covering 50 million companies, and product comparisons from an index of over a billion products with exact specifications.

What content does LBOX produce?

Articles and spec pages, plus audio, video, interviews, commercial content, press releases, and captured verified customer reviews. Formats are chosen from the citation data for your category.

What is agent shopping?

An AI agent walks your live purchase path the way a buyer agent would, and reports exactly where it fails: an unreadable spec, a hidden price, a variant it cannot select, a checkout it cannot complete.

How do I get started?

Run a visibility report on your domain. It returns your category standard, your current score against it, and the specific requirements you are failing.

Control your product’s AI search visibility

See your category standard, your score against it, and the fixes that win you the recommendation.

Fernwood Bakehousefernwoodbakehouse.com
DIAGNOSE
1AI Visibility700
2Company Profile
3Customer Profile
4Retail Readiness
5Agent Shopping
6Deep Analysis
7Published Page
8Negativity Monitor
9Positivity Monitor
ACT
10Content Map
11Content Strategy
12Review and Approve
13Calendar

Live View

DEMO SUBJECT
Measured 17 Aug 2026 · 700 stored answers · 196 unbranded, the denominator for every rate below
ReadinessVisibilityPlatformsPromptsTopicsSentimentCoverageCitations
FILTERSUnbranded prompts only · all 7 engines · all topics
MENTIONED21.9%43 of 196 answers
CITED54.1%106 of 196 answers
CITED, NOT CREDITED36.2%71 sourced, unnamed
AVG POSITION3.52n=106
ENGINES AT ZERO1 of 7ChatGPT
Per-engine divergence
196 of 196 unbranded answers
EngineMentionedCitedAvg posRead
Gemini42.9%71.4%3.85Cites only
Google AI Mode25.0%57.1%3.94Cites only
Google AI Overviews25.0%57.1%3.94Cites only
OpenAI (no search)25.0%0.0%Recommends
Perplexity17.9%96.4%3.15Cites only
Claude17.9%96.4%3.15Cites only
ChatGPT0.0%0.0%Absent
Cited above mentioned means the engine reads the brand’s pages but will not name it. That is an evidence problem, not a crawlability one.