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Omnipresence

Getting started

From a new account to your first week of real data.

Updated October 20, 2026

Omnipresence measures how often AI assistants recommend you, which searches they run on the way to an answer, and which sources they quote. Setup takes about fifteen minutes, and the first useful chart arrives the day after your first scheduled run.

The shortest path to data

Six steps, in order. Each has its own page, and each ends where the next one starts.

  1. Create your account and start the trial.
  2. Create a project for the site you want to track.
  3. Add a model key, so prompts can run.
  4. Connect your AI and let it do the setup. This is the fast path.
  5. Or set it up by hand, if you would rather write the prompts yourself.
  6. Read the first results, and know which numbers to ignore for a week.

What you need before you start

A domain you want to measure, a list of competitors you care about, and an OpenRouter or OpenAI key. Every plan runs on your own key: you pay the model provider directly at list price, and we never resell or mark up a model call. If you do not have a key yet, the model key page walks through getting one.

What takes time and what does not

Everything in the console is immediate. The data is not: a prompt measures a distribution, and a distribution needs probes. One probe is close to a coin flip. A week of batches is a baseline. Set the schedule on day one and resist reading the trend until it has about five points on it.

In this section

  1. 01Create your accountStart a 7-day Omnipresence trial, what the trial includes, and what you need to have ready before the first project.
  2. 02Create a projectCreate your first Omnipresence project and fill in the brand name, name variants, domain and competitors that every measurement depends on.
  3. 03Add a model keyAdd an OpenAI or OpenRouter key so tracked prompts can run, where account keys and project keys differ, and what the runs cost.
  4. 04Let your agent set it upConnect your AI to the Omnipresence MCP and have it do the setup: the brand, the competitors and the buyer prompts, from one starter prompt.
  5. 05Set it up by handThe manual alternative to agent-led onboarding: write your own tracked prompts, set the cadence, and register the brands yourself.
  6. 06Read your first resultsWhat the first week of data tells you, which numbers to trust early, and the first thing worth acting on in a new project.

Not tracking yet?

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