Searcherries documentation

Searcherries helps you understand how AI search platforms describe your brand, which competitors they recommend, which websites they use as sources, and whether those experiences lead people to your website.

Use this documentation to set up a project, read your reports, connect your analytics, and turn the results into a practical plan. You do not need technical SEO experience to get started.

Start here

Quick start: the shortest path from a new account to a useful report.
Create an account and sign in: registration, Google sign-in, and password recovery.
Your first visibility report: the onboarding scan and the move to ongoing monitoring.

Projects and customer questions

Understand your reports

Guide	What you will learn
Overview	Read your project's main metrics and compare brands.
AI visibility metrics	Understand the score, mentions, coverage, rank, and share of voice.
Competitors and brand insights	Compare brands and expand their platform-specific insights.
Citations	Explore the URLs AI platforms use as sources.
Search queries behind AI answers	See the searches recorded while AI platforms answer your questions.
AI traffic	Read visits, engagement, conversion actions, and entry pages from GA4.
SEO Performance	Explore organic search results from Google and Bing.
Questions likely to surface AI answers	Find longer Google queries that can inform your content and tracking questions.

Connect your data

These connections are optional for AI visibility monitoring. Add them when you want search-performance and website-traffic data alongside your AI reports.

Ask an AI assistant

Use AI Search Wizard for a complete answer based on your project's collected data.
Understand MCP to connect an external assistant to Searcherries.
Connect Claude.
Connect Codex.
Manage MCP access tokens.
MCP tool reference.

Plans and account settings

Reference and troubleshooting

Open Searcherries to work with your account.