Countries, languages, and AI platforms
A useful AI visibility report starts with a clear audience. A restaurant serving one city and a software company selling worldwide need different tracking questions and market settings.
Target country
The target country provides geographic context for AI checks. Choose the country where the customers you want to reach are located.
Global means you have not selected one specific country. It does not combine a separate scan of every country into a worldwide report.
Country selection does not automatically restrict your connected Google Search Console, Bing, or Analytics data to users in that country. Those reports use the connected property or site and their own reporting scope.
Target language
The target language helps Searcherries prepare and run questions for the intended audience. Write your custom questions in that language as well.
A country and a language are different settings. For example, an English-language business in Germany may deliberately choose Germany and English. Review both fields rather than assuming one determines the other.
The language is also used to select the queries shown on the From Search Console tab of Questions.
Select a market during project creation
On the customer-question review screen, select Country and Language explicitly. Global and English are available options, but should not be treated as already selected when the fields show placeholders. Use the search inside a selector to find the desired option.
For an existing monitored project, the country and language badges at the top of Questions display the saved settings of its first market. The first market cannot be changed or removed.
Follow several markets in one project
On Pro and Agency, one project can follow the same brand in several countries and languages. Each market is a country and language pair with its own customer questions:
- one primary question, checked daily;
- additional questions, checked weekly.
AI platforms answer each question as if searching from its own market. Write each market's questions in its language; the refresh button next to a market's primary question suggests one in that language.
Add markets in two places:
- When you create the project, on the question-review screen, under More markets, select Add market.
- On an existing project, open Questions, then Tracked, select Add market below the questions, and save.
To stop following a market, remove it on the same page and save. It is no longer checked and no longer uses question balance, and its past answers stay in the combined report. A market that already has answers moves to Archived below the questions, where Restore brings it back with its questions; adding the same country and language again does the same.
Each market uses your question balance as if it were a separate project with its own questions: a market with one primary question and two additional questions on three platforms uses three units, or six on all platforms. Markets do not count toward the active project limit. See balance examples.
On Starter, Add market is marked Pro and offers to switch plans. If a Pro or Agency account moves to Starter, the added markets are paused: they keep their history but are no longer checked and do not use question balance. They resume when the account is on Pro or Agency again.
The report combines every market by default. Use the market filter at the top of Overview, Competitors, and Citations to see one market; the question filter then lists that market's questions. As with the question filter, answer positions and the highlights block appear only in the combined view.
Choose platform coverage
Searcherries supports:
- ChatGPT
- Perplexity
- Google AI Overviews
- Gemini
- Claude
- Grok
Choose 3 Platforms to track exactly three, or All to track all six. To substitute a platform in the three-platform selection, deselect one before selecting its replacement.
Each chargeable question uses one monthly usage unit with three platforms, or two with all six. Scheduled checks do not each consume another question unit. See balance examples.
Compare results fairly
Compare the same question, market, language, platforms, and reporting period whenever possible. A change in these inputs can change the brands AI recommends even if their websites have not changed.
AI answers also vary between runs. Searcherries records the responses collected by its monitoring workflow; a response in your personal assistant session may differ because of context, personalization, model behavior, or the time of the search.