Free analytics for a page other assistants might cite
A page can rank normally in ordinary search and still never appear inside an AI-generated answer, or the reverse. Semalt tracks both signals, plus Google Search Console data and fast URL indexing, in one dashboard that is free forever, alongside a separate paid managed service.
Someone typing a question about an uncensored chat into their own assistant, in Persian or Arabic or any other language, either gets a page like this one cited as a source or does not, and that outcome is invisible to ordinary rank tracking. Semalt's free tier measures it directly.
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Two outcomes worth telling apart
SERP tracking shows where a page sits in ordinary search results for a chosen phrase. AI-visibility analytics track something else: whether that same page gets pulled into an answer a chatbot generates. A page can do well on one and be invisible on the other, and neither number substitutes for the other.
Search Console data in the same dashboard
Semalt pulls in Google Search Console data next to the SERP and AI-visibility numbers, so impressions, clicks and the exact phrases people typed sit in the same place as the citation tracking, instead of two separate logins to reconcile by hand. That matters most when a page performs differently by language, since the query data shows exactly which phrase drives traffic in which one, rather than one blended total for the whole page.
Getting a new language version seen at all
None of this data exists until a page is indexed, and a page in a language search engines crawl less often can sit unindexed longer than the main one. Semalt's fast URL indexing is worth using the day a new version publishes, rather than waiting for a routine crawl to notice it.
What costs nothing and what does not
The analytics, Search Console data, SERP tracking, AI-visibility tracking and fast indexing are stated as free forever, with no trial period attached. Separately, AutoSEO and FullSEO are managed campaigns starting at $149 a month, where Semalt's own team works the account rather than you reading a dashboard.
Reading a change correctly
If AI-visibility drops while SERP position holds steady, the page has not necessarily gotten worse: how an AI answer selects and phrases its sources shifts on its own schedule, separate from ordinary ranking signals. Neither tool promises a specific outcome, only a weekly read of where things stand right now.
Tracking phrases in more than one language
The exact phrase a reader in Arabic types into a search box is not a word-for-word translation of the English phrase; it is its own search term, with its own position and its own AI-visibility number. Track each language's phrases separately in Semalt rather than assuming a strong English ranking says anything about how the Persian or Turkish version is doing.