Free AI question generator
Enter what you sell, who it is for and your market, and get 15 to 25 realistic questions buyers ask AI assistants, grouped into discovery, comparison, alternatives, problem and brand. These are the questions to track.
Why these questions matter
- Buyers no longer type keywords; they ask assistants full questions and get a short list of brands. Whether you are on it depends on the question.
- Discovery and comparison questions are where new customers meet brands. Brand questions show what assistants say once someone knows your name.
- Answers vary between runs, so the useful measure is how often you are named across the same set of questions over time.
Common questions
How are the questions made?
From fixed question patterns for each buyer intent, filled with your category, audience and market. No AI model is involved, so the same input always gives the same list.
Which questions should I track first?
Start with discovery and comparison: they are where buyers who do not know you yet decide whom to look at. Add alternatives if you compete with a market leader, and brand questions to see how you are described by name. See the tracking guide.
How many questions do I need?
Enough to cover the real ways your buyers ask, usually a few dozen across intents. One question proves little because answers vary between runs, so track the same set repeatedly (prompt tracking).
Are these the exact prompts people type?
No. They are realistic wordings, not logged user prompts. Real people phrase things in many ways, so treat the list as a representative sample and add your own from sales calls and support tickets.
Is anything stored?
We store nothing you type. To limit abuse we keep a salted hash of your IP address, with a timestamp, for rate limiting.
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