n8n AI Visibility Tracker: Weekly Searcherries vs Competitors + Slack

Track your AI visibility every week—get alerted in Slack when competitors pull ahead

n8n AI Visibility Tracker: Weekly Searcherries vs Competitors + Slack automatically checks how your brand performs in major AI assistants (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Gemini, Claude, and Grok) and compares it to last week. If your named share drops, a competitor gains ground, or a new question leaves you out, the workflow posts a Slack alert and emails a fresh Markdown-based report written with OpenAI.

What this workflow does

• Runs every Monday at 8:00 using a scheduled trigger.
• Stores weekly snapshots in an n8n Data Table (creating or reusing the table to persist your Searcherries data).
• Fetches Searcherries projects via the Searcherries REST API and matches your configured brand name or project ID to a single project—stopping with an error if no match is found.
• Pulls visibility details, including competitor ranking, where AI platforms omit your brand or mention it only in passing, and the most cited domains.
• Compares this week vs last week and triggers an alert when:
  • named share drops
  • a competitor gains or appears
  • a new question leaves the brand out
• Sends a Slack message to your configured channel when an alert is triggered.
• Generates and emails a weekly report: the workflow uses OpenAI to write a Markdown report from the comparison data, converts it to HTML, and emails it.

Use cases

• SEO teams monitoring AI search visibility for brand performance across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Gemini, Claude, and Grok.
• SaaS operators tracking competitive shifts in AI competitor ranking and identifying when domains or mentions drop.
• n8n users who want weekly, actionable reporting that Slack already delivers.

Technical details

• Scheduler: runs Mondays at 8:00
• Data storage: n8n Data Table for weekly snapshots
• API integration: Searcherries REST API using Bearer Auth (MCP access token)
• Logic and workflow nodes: if, set, code, limit, slack, filter
• Reporting: OpenAI → Markdown → HTML → email