Yes. Scrunch supports prompt tracking in every country and records the exact responses and citations for any prompt written in any language. Scrunch currently serves customers throughout the US, Europe, and Japan.
Also asked as: - Does Scrunch work in different countries? - Can I track prompts in different languages?
Scrunch provides country-specific results for prompts in AI platforms that support geolocated search, including ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, and Perplexity.
Imagine a global project management software company that wants to monitor brand presence in AI search across North America, Europe, and Asia.
If results look the same across locations, common causes include: - Language mismatch: AI prefers sources in the same language as the prompt. English prompts for non-English markets often return English-centric sources. - Limited local content: AI will default to English sources if stronger local-language content isn’t available. - Broad targeting: Add cities or regions directly to prompts (e.g., “in Madrid,” “near Toronto”) to surface more localized results.
Scrunch tracks citations and influence consistently across all supported platforms—ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Mode, Google AI Overviews, Meta AI, and Microsoft Copilot. You can: - Choose one, some, or all platforms when creating prompts. - Filter analysis by specific LLMs in the Home, Prompts Monitoring, and Citations tabs to compare how sources and mentions shift by model, country, and language. - Go beyond citation frequency with Influence Score, which reflects how broadly and consistently a source shapes AI responses (based on the percentage of responses citing the source multiplied by the number of unique prompts). This helps you understand which sources materially influence answers across models and markets, not just how often they’re cited.