Ira Bodnar·August 26, 2026·Updated August 26, 2026·15 min read

AI Share of Voice Software in 2026: Essential Features and the 5 Best Tools

AI share of voice software measures how often AI assistants — ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, Perplexity — name your brand versus competitors when answering the questions your buyers ask. We ranked five real tools on one axis: the closed loop — does the software only measure your share, or does it also execute the content work that grows it and then re-measure. Ryze AI leads at 8.9/10 on that axis. Disclosure: Ryze AI publishes this guide and appears at #1; on pure measurement depth Profound wins, and every card below carries honest cons, ours included.

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AI share of voice software in 2026: the five tools worth shortlisting

Every tool below is real and buyable (or quotable) today, and all of them can put a share-of-voice number on a dashboard. The scores rank what happens next: whether the software closes the loop — measures your share, executes the content work that grows it, re-measures — or graphs the number and hands the work to your team.

Rank	Tool	Editorial score	Best for	Starting price
1	Ryze AI	8.9/10	Measures your share and executes the work that grows it	$129/mo SEO Autopilot · $1 trial
2	Profound	8.6/10	Enterprise-scale answer sampling and reporting	Custom (enterprise)
3	Peec AI	8.2/10	Mid-market competitor tracking with source views	from ~€90/mo
4	Otterly.AI	7.9/10	Cheapest scheduled monitoring with alerts	from ~$29/mo
5	Semrush AI Toolkit	7.6/10	Share-of-voice reporting inside the suite you may already own	add-on to a Semrush subscription

Ryze AI takes the top slot at 8.9/10 because share of voice is the rare metric you can act on directly: the mentions come from content engines retrieve, and Ryze both measures the share and executes the content and on-page work that changes it — then re-measures, closing the loop on one platform. Profound ranks second with the deepest pure measurement on the page, the right choice for enterprises whose own teams do the growing. Peec, Otterly and the Semrush AI Toolkit cover the mid-market, budget and already-in-Semrush cases.

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Essential features of AI share of voice software

The category is young and the demos all look alike: a dashboard, a percentage, a trend line. Underneath, the products differ enormously. Use this checklist to evaluate any AI share of voice measurement solution before paying for it.

Multi-engine prompt sampling on a schedule

ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot and Perplexity answer the same question differently and change without notice, and each engine's answers vary run to run. Minimum viable coverage is the top two engines your buyers use, sampled repeatedly on a schedule — a single-shot check is an anecdote, not a measurement. Ask any vendor how many samples sit behind each data point.

Competitor benchmarking

Share of voice is a ratio, not a count. Ten mentions a week means nothing until you know whether the category's answers produced a hundred. The software must track the same prompt panel for your named competitors and report your slice of total mentions — and let you change the competitor set as the market moves.

Source and citation attribution

The feature that turns measurement into strategy: which pages cause each mention. When the tool shows the URLs an engine cites behind an answer, a low share stops being a mystery and becomes a work list — the exact content to create, update or outrank. Tools without source views can tell you that you are losing; tools with them tell you where.

Sentiment and accuracy context

Being mentioned as an expensive legacy option is not the same as being recommended. Look for sentiment tagging on mentions and flags for factual errors — the adjacent problem covered in our AI hallucination tracking tools guide, and one worth solving from the same prompt panel.

Alerting and trend history

A drop in your share — or a competitor's surge — should notify you, not wait in a monthly report. And because model updates reshuffle answers overnight, a time series is non-negotiable: without history you cannot tie a content change to a share change, which is the entire point of measuring.

Execution or clean handoff

Measurement alone does not move the number. Either the software executes the content work itself — the closed loop this page ranks on — or it must export findings your team can act on: cited sources, winning competitor pages, prompt-level gaps. A dashboard whose findings die in the dashboard is the category's most common failure.

Ryze AI — publisher of this guide — is the closed-loop entry on this list: it measures how often AI assistants mention your brand versus competitors and, on the same platform, executes the SEO and content work that changes what those engines ground on, then re-measures — from $129/month with a 3-day trial for $1. One test to take from this page whichever tool you pick: define the 20–50 prompts that map to real buying intent in your category before any trial starts, and run every tool you evaluate on that same fixed panel. Vendors demo on prompts they win; your panel is the only benchmark that transfers.

The 5 best AI share of voice tools in 2026, ranked

Scores weight loop closure most heavily — whether measurement connects to execution — with full weights in the methodology below. Pricing is the vendor's published list price as of August 2026 where one exists, marked approximate where plans vary; quote-only pricing is labeled as exactly that.

Ryze AI

Best overall — measures your share and executes the work that grows it

8.9/10

★★★★★

Editorial score

Disclosure first: Ryze AI publishes this guide. It ranks first because share of voice is the rare marketing metric you can act on directly — the mentions come from content engines retrieve, and Ryze is the one entry where the measuring and the acting share a platform: it tracks your slice of answers on the prompt panel, executes the grounding-content and on-page work that changes it, and re-measures on the same panel. On a monitor-only tool that middle step is a brief handed to whoever writes your content; here it is the product. The honest limits: Profound samples deeper and reports better for enterprise stakeholders, coverage centers on the two engines that matter most rather than every engine, and no platform anywhere moves a share overnight — engines recrawl on their own schedule. The cheap test is the 3-day $1 trial: load your panel and watch what the loop does with the losing prompts.

Model

Closed loop — measure, execute, re-measure on one platform

Best for

Brands that want the share to go up, not just be graphed

Pricing

$129/mo SEO Autopilot · $89/mo paid-ads plan · 3-day trial for $1

Pros:

✓Closes the loop: tracks how often ChatGPT and Perplexity mention your brand versus competitors, then executes the SEO and content work that changes what those engines ground on — and re-measures
✓The execution side is a real autonomous system — it crawls, decides, deploys on-page changes and re-measures — not a brief generator
✓Published flat pricing — $129/month SEO Autopilot, $89/month paid-ads plan — with a 3-day trial for $1, in a category that leans quote-only
✓An MCP/Claude connector exposes the visibility data to your own AI workflows

Cons:

−It is our product — stated bias, which is why the axis and weights are published on this page
−Enterprise sampling depth, sentiment analytics and governance reporting trail Profound's — large comms teams will notice
−Engine coverage centers on ChatGPT and Perplexity; verify your buyers' engines are covered before committing
−Share movement takes recrawl-speed time even with execution attached — weeks, not days, like everything in this category

Profound

Best enterprise measurement — the deepest sampling and reporting on this page

8.6/10

★★★★★

Editorial score

Profound is what the measurement half of this category looks like fully built out, and if this page ranked sampling depth it would be first. Its panels are large enough that run-to-run answer variance — the thing that makes cheap tools' numbers wobble — averages into a stable signal, and its sentiment and reporting layers give brand teams the context that turns a percentage into a narrative stakeholders accept. It ranks second here because of the axis: Profound proves whether your share moved; it does not move it. For an enterprise with a content engine, a comms function and an agency roster, that is the correct division of labor and Profound is the best instrument on the page to run it with. The buying advice is to arrive at the pricing conversation with your panel size fixed, so the quote can be reduced to cost per tracked prompt per engine and compared honestly.

Model

Enterprise answer-engine measurement and analytics

Best for

Enterprises whose own teams execute the content work

Pricing

Custom (enterprise)

Pros:

✓The deepest pure measurement here: large prompt panels sampled at a scale that turns answer variance into signal rather than noise
✓Sentiment and context on mentions, not just counts — being named and being recommended are separated
✓Team workflows and reporting built for how enterprise comms and brand functions actually operate
✓Strong competitive views across the category's full answer landscape

Cons:

−Measurement-only: the share-growing work happens in your content and PR teams, outside the tool
−Custom enterprise pricing — inaccessible to small brands, and worth negotiating on per-prompt economics
−Setup and onboarding are a project, not an afternoon

Peec AI

Best mid-market tracker — competitor share and source views at a readable price

8.2/10

★★★★★

Editorial score

Peec AI is the strongest pure tracker most mid-market brands can actually afford, and its best feature is the one this page keeps returning to: source attribution. Seeing that a competitor wins your highest-intent prompt because two specific comparison pages get cited — and that you have no page competing for that retrieval — is the moment share of voice stops being a vanity chart and becomes a content plan. The competitor views supply the internal politics: budget conversations go differently when the dashboard shows a named rival taking the answers. Its boundary is the category's usual one: Peec measures and attributes, your team executes, and the tool's value realized equals your routine's throughput. As the measurement half of a two-part program — with the execution half resourced honestly — it is the best price-to-insight ratio on the page.

Model

AI share-of-voice monitoring — prompts, competitors, sources

Best for

Mid-market brands that need to know who wins each prompt

Pricing

from ~€90/mo

Pros:

✓Clean share-of-voice dashboards with competitor comparison on the same prompt panels — the ratio, not just your count
✓Source-level views show which pages earn which mentions, converting a low share into a concrete work list
✓Published pricing from about €90/month — genuinely mid-market in a category that trends enterprise
✓Quick to first useful dashboard; the learning curve is hours, not weeks

Cons:

−No execution side: findings feed whatever content routine you already run, and die if you don't run one
−Prompt quotas cap panel size; deeper sampling costs more as coverage grows
−Reporting is practitioner-grade rather than boardroom-grade — enterprises will want more governance

Otterly.AI

Best budget monitoring — scheduled share tracking from ~$29/month

7.9/10

★★★★★

Editorial score

Otterly.AI is the right first dollar in this category. At about $29/month it turns the DIY spreadsheet — the way most brands genuinely start — into scheduled sampling with alerts, which fixes the two things the spreadsheet gets wrong: consistency and noticing. The discipline it rewards is ruthless prompt selection: with small quotas, every tracked prompt should sit close to purchase intent, where a share shift is worth money. Its ceiling is structural rather than a flaw — broad panels, competitor depth and source attribution are what the tools above it charge for — and the typical trajectory is graduation: a brand proves on Otterly that AI share of voice moves and matters, then funds Peec, Profound or a closed-loop platform with the evidence. As the category's on-ramp, it is honest, cheap and quick.

Model

Scheduled prompt monitoring with alerts

Best for

First budgets and agencies testing the category

Pricing

from ~$29/mo

Pros:

✓The lowest published entry price on the page — the category's core loop of scheduled prompts, tracking and alerts without the enterprise wrapping
✓Alerts on movement mean a competitor surge reaches you between reports, not in one
✓Running usefully the same day you sign up
✓A sensible way for agencies to pilot AI-visibility reporting across clients before committing to bigger platforms

Cons:

−Small prompt quotas at entry — a full 50-prompt panel across multiple engines outgrows the budget tiers quickly
−Competitor analytics and source attribution are thinner than Peec's or Profound's
−Monitor-only, like everything below rank one: the alert is where its job ends

Semrush AI Toolkit

Best if you already live in Semrush — SoV reporting in the login you have

7.6/10

★★★★★

Editorial score

The Semrush AI Toolkit earns the last detailed slot on pragmatism: a large share of the teams reading this page already pay for Semrush, and the honest first step for them is switching on the toolkit before signing a new vendor. It reports how the brand shows up in AI answers alongside the organic data that usually explains it — thin topical authority tends to appear in rankings and AI mentions at the same time, and having both in one workspace makes that connection visible. Its limits are what add-on status implies: the specialist tools above sample deeper, attribute sources better and treat the prompt panel as the product rather than a feature. The right use is as the experiment that generates the evidence — if the toolkit shows meaningful share movement in your category, that finding funds the dedicated tool; if it shows nothing, you saved a subscription.

Model

AI-visibility add-on inside the Semrush suite

Best for

SEO teams already paying for Semrush

Pricing

add-on to a Semrush subscription

Pros:

✓Share-of-voice and AI-visibility reporting inside the platform your SEO team already uses daily — no new vendor, login or billing line
✓Sits next to the organic data — rankings, keywords, backlinks — that usually explains an AI-share pattern
✓The cheapest credible experiment for a Semrush shop deciding whether this category deserves a dedicated tool
✓Benefits from Semrush's data infrastructure and cadence

Cons:

−An add-on, not a dedicated product: prompt-panel flexibility, sampling depth and source attribution trail the specialist tools above
−Requires a Semrush subscription — as a standalone reason to buy Semrush, it is not there
−No execution side, and the findings compete for attention with everything else in a busy suite

Also considered for ranks 6–9: Ahrefs Brand Radar (brand mentions inside AI Overviews and LLM answers on the Ahrefs index — the pragmatic switch-on if you already pay for Ahrefs), Scrunch AI (audit-style brand-presence snapshots across engines, quote-based), Similarweb (AI-referral traffic context rather than per-prompt share), and the zero-budget DIY panel — 20 critical prompts run weekly and logged in a spreadsheet, honest and effective until sampling variance outgrows it.

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✓Measures your slice of AI-assistant answers
✓Executes the content work engines ground on, then re-measures
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How to evaluate AI share of voice measurement solutions

The feature checklist above says what to look for; this is the process for testing it. Four steps that fit inside two trial periods and produce a defensible decision.

Build the prompt panel first

Define 20–50 prompts that map to buying intent in your category — the questions a real prospect asks an assistant in the week before purchase, not vanity prompts about your brand name. This panel is your measurement instrument; every tool gets evaluated on it, and it stays fixed so results compare. Our guide to measuring your brand's share of voice across AI assistants covers panel construction in detail.

Trial two tools on the same panel in parallel

Run both for two weeks and compare the stability of their numbers, not the beauty of their dashboards. Two tools sampling the same engines on the same prompts should broadly agree; where they diverge, ask each vendor why. Instability that neither can explain is a sampling-depth problem you would otherwise discover after purchase.

Spot-check source attribution against reality

Take five answers the tool attributes to specific cited pages and run the prompts yourself in the live engines. Do the citations match? Attribution is the feature you will act on most, so it is the one to verify hardest — a tool that misattributes sources sends your content team to fix the wrong pages.

Price per tracked prompt per engine, and decide who closes the loop

Seat pricing hides the real unit of cost: a tracked prompt on one engine at one sampling frequency. Compute it for each tool at your panel size. Then make the structural decision explicit — who acts on the findings: the software (the closed-loop model) or your team (every monitor-only tool). Budget the second option's hidden cost honestly; a share-of-voice scorecard makes that routine concrete.

What AI share of voice software still can't do

Every tool on this list, ours included, samples generated answers it does not control. Five limits apply across the category, and knowing them keeps the dashboard honest.

Count every conversation — a tracked panel is a sample of the questions buyers ask, not a census. Your true share in conversations nobody defined a prompt for is invisible to every tool here.
Hold still while models update — an engine's model or retrieval update can reshuffle answers overnight for reasons unrelated to anyone's content. Trend history softens this; nothing eliminates it.
Prove revenue attribution — a rising share of voice correlates with assistant-driven discovery, but no tool can trace a specific mention to a specific order. Treat the metric as leading, not accounting.
Make an unmentionable brand mentionable — if the category's answers ground on comparison content, reviews and documentation you don't have, the software measures the consequence. The content still has to exist — execution is a feature of exactly one entry here.
Replace judgment on which prompts matter — the tools measure the panel you give them. A panel of flattering prompts produces a flattering share and a useless program.

The division that works: you own the prompt panel and the competitor set; the software owns sampling, benchmarking and alerting — and, in the closed-loop case, the content execution. Arrive with a buyer-intent panel and named competitors, and every tool on this page performs a tier better.

How we ranked these AI share of voice tools

This is a desk-and-trial comparison. We build one of the products on this list, have trialed the self-serve competitors on a fixed prompt panel, and reviewed vendor documentation and published pricing for the rest. Scores are editorial — no invented review counts, no fabricated benchmarks.

Research methodology

Feature audit: each tool checked against the essential-features list above — engine coverage, sampling cadence, competitor benchmarking, source attribution, alerting, history, execution
Panel trial: self-serve tools run on the same fixed buyer-intent prompt panel and compared on number stability and attribution accuracy
Pricing: published list prices as of August 2026 where they exist, converted to cost per tracked prompt per engine; quote-based pricing labeled as exactly that
Loop tracing: for each tool, what happens after the dashboard — exports, briefs, or executed content work
Excluded: tools we could not verify are buyable or quotable today, and any capability claim we could not confirm in documentation or trial

Scoring criteria

Loop closure (35%)

Whether measurement connects to execution — the software grows the share, or hands your team what they need to

Measurement quality (30%)

Engine coverage, sampling depth, competitor benchmarking and number stability across runs

Source attribution (20%)

Whether the tool shows which pages cause which mentions, and how accurately

Price accessibility (15%)

Published pricing, entry cost, cost per tracked prompt per engine, trial availability

The weighting explains the order: Profound has the deepest measurement on the page and ranks second because its loop ends at the report; the Semrush AI Toolkit ranks fifth not on quality but on being an add-on rather than a dedicated product. An enterprise whose content team owns execution should re-weight toward measurement quality and will land on Profound first — that is the honest use of an editorial score.

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How to choose your AI share of voice software

Two questions decide it: who will do the content work that actually moves the share, and how much sampling depth your category's stakes justify. Find your profile below.

Lean team that wants the share to go up, not just be graphed

Recommended: Ryze AI — measurement plus executed content work on one platform.

The case is strongest when there is no content team waiting for briefs: the same system that measures the share does the grounding-content work that changes it, then re-measures. The 3-day $1 trial is the cheap test. Enterprise sampling depth trails Profound's.

Enterprise with a content and comms engine of its own

Recommended: Profound — the deepest measurement, built for teams.

Large prompt panels, sentiment, reporting a comms department expects. Your teams do the growing; Profound proves whether it worked. Pricing is custom — take the per-prompt math into the negotiation.

Mid-market brand that needs competitor context

Recommended: Peec AI — competitor share dashboards and source views from ~€90/month.

The strongest pure tracker at its price: who wins each prompt and which pages earn it. Pair it with a content routine, or the findings accumulate unread.

First budget, or agency testing the category

Recommended: Otterly.AI from ~$29/month — or a DIY panel at zero.

Scheduled prompts and alerts at the lowest entry price on the page. Small quotas reward discipline: spend them on the prompts closest to purchase intent.

Quick decision framework

If the share should be measured and grown by the same platform → Ryze AI
If you need enterprise sampling depth and team workflows → Profound
If you want competitor and source views at a mid-market price → Peec AI
If you need cheap scheduled monitoring this week → Otterly.AI
If you already pay for Semrush and want SoV in the same login → Semrush AI Toolkit

Whichever tool you pick, anchor the program in a fixed buyer-intent prompt panel and a reporting routine someone owns. Our guides to measuring your brand's share of voice across AI assistants and building a share-of-voice scorecard for AI assistants cover both halves.

How to set up an AI share of voice program

The tool is a quarter of the program. Five steps that take a brand from no visibility data to a working measure-and-improve routine.

Define the prompt panel and competitor set

Write 20–50 prompts that map to buying intent — the questions prospects ask assistants before purchase — and name the 3–5 competitors whose mentions define your category's denominator. Freeze both; they are the instrument.

Baseline for two to four weeks before changing anything

Let the tool sample on schedule and record your starting share per engine, per prompt, with run-to-run variance visible. Resist acting yet — a baseline contaminated by mid-measurement changes proves nothing later.

Read the source attribution, not just the percentage

List the pages engines cite when competitors win your prompts, and the prompts where no strong page of yours exists. That list — not the share number — is the work queue.

Execute the content work, one prompt cluster at a time

Create or update the grounding content for your highest-intent losing prompts first — comparison pages, documentation, spec and pricing pages in machine-quotable form. On a closed-loop platform this step is executed for you; otherwise it is the team routine to resource.

Re-measure on the same panel and report monthly

Judge movement against the frozen baseline on the fixed panel, annotate the timeline with what shipped when, and report share, movement and shipped work together. A share number without its work log is a weather report.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best AI share of voice software in 2026?

On the closed-loop axis — measure and execute — Ryze AI, from $129/month: it tracks brand versus competitor mentions across engines and does the content work that grows the share. For pure enterprise measurement, Profound. Mid-market, Peec AI; budget, Otterly.AI. Disclosure: Ryze AI publishes this guide.

What is AI share of voice?

The percentage of AI-assistant answers in your category that mention your brand, measured across a fixed panel of buyer-intent prompts and compared against named competitors. It is a ratio, not a count — ten mentions mean nothing without knowing how many answers the category produced.

How is AI share of voice different from traditional share of voice?

Traditional share of voice measures presence in paid and earned media, where ten results share a page. AI share of voice measures presence inside generated answers, where there is often one answer — so share swings are winner-take-most, and small content changes can move real discovery.

What are the essential features of AI share of voice software?

Multi-engine prompt sampling on a schedule, competitor benchmarking on the same panel, source and citation attribution, sentiment context, alerting on movement, and trend history across model updates. The seventh, rarer feature is execution — the software doing the content work that grows the share rather than only graphing it.

How do tools measure brand mentions in answer engines?

They run a fixed panel of prompts against ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot and Perplexity on a schedule, parse the answers for brand and competitor mentions, and aggregate into a share with trend history. There is no engine-side API for this — it is systematic sampling, which is why sampling depth separates the tools.

What does AI share of voice software cost in 2026?

Entry monitoring starts around $29/month (Otterly.AI). Mid-market tracking with source views runs from about €90/month (Peec AI). Ryze AI's closed-loop platform is $129/month with a 3-day $1 trial. Profound and Scrunch AI are quote-based enterprise purchases. The honest comparison unit is cost per tracked prompt per engine, not per seat.

How many prompts should I track?

20–50, all mapped to buying intent — the questions prospects ask an assistant in the week before purchase. Fewer than 20 makes the share statistic noisy; more than 50 usually adds vanity prompts. Freeze the panel once defined: changing prompts mid-program destroys the trend line that makes measurement useful.

How do I increase AI share of voice?

Read the source attribution to find which pages win the prompts you lose, then create or update grounding content for those retrieval queries — comparison pages, documentation, machine-quotable spec and pricing pages. Fix cited third-party sources where you can. Then re-measure on the same panel; movement takes weeks, at engine recrawl speed.

Can I measure AI share of voice without paying for software?

Yes, at small scale: run 20 critical prompts weekly against two engines and log mentions in a spreadsheet against competitors. It is free and honest, and it breaks on the same three things every time — sampling variance, consistency, and nobody noticing a shift between manual runs. Most brands graduate within a quarter.

Does AI share of voice predict revenue?

It is a leading indicator, not an accounting one. A rising share correlates with assistant-driven discovery, and assistant referrals are increasingly visible in analytics — but no tool can trace a specific mention to a specific order. Report it alongside branded search and direct traffic, and treat sustained movement as the signal.

Which AI engines should share of voice software cover?

Minimum: the top two engines your actual buyers use — for most categories today, ChatGPT plus one of Perplexity, Gemini or Copilot. Coverage lists differ per tool, and every added engine multiplies sampling cost. Verify your two must-have engines are covered before buying rather than counting logos on the pricing page.

Is this ranking trustworthy given Ryze AI publishes it?

Treat it as a disclosed, checkable argument. The axis — the closed loop — is stated up front, the weights are published, and the page says plainly where competitors win: Profound on measurement depth, Peec on mid-market tracking. The cheap verification is running your own fixed prompt panel through a $1 Ryze trial and one competitor trial in parallel.

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Essential features of AI share of voice software

Multi-engine prompt sampling on a schedule

Competitor benchmarking

Source and citation attribution

Sentiment and accuracy context

Alerting and trend history

Execution or clean handoff

The 5 best AI share of voice tools in 2026, ranked

Ryze AI

Profound

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Semrush AI Toolkit

A dashboard graphs the share. Ryze moves it.

How to evaluate AI share of voice measurement solutions

Build the prompt panel first

Trial two tools on the same panel in parallel

Spot-check source attribution against reality

Price per tracked prompt per engine, and decide who closes the loop

What AI share of voice software still can't do

How we ranked these AI share of voice tools

Scoring criteria

How to choose your AI share of voice software

Lean team that wants the share to go up, not just be graphed

Enterprise with a content and comms engine of its own

Mid-market brand that needs competitor context

First budget, or agency testing the category

Quick decision framework

How to set up an AI share of voice program

Define the prompt panel and competitor set

Baseline for two to four weeks before changing anything

Read the source attribution, not just the percentage

Execute the content work, one prompt cluster at a time

Re-measure on the same panel and report monthly

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