Discover the AI prompts that actually shape buying decisions in your category.
Not the category keywords that look important, but the buyer-intent questions real people ask ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity. Focus your AEO where decisions are really made.
Buyer-intent prompts > category keywords.
Built on analysis of thousands of AI buyer prompts across B2B software categories.
Works across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot, Claude, Google AI Overviews, AI Mode, and more.
Start in 2 steps. First, pick how deep you want to go:
Quick Scan
A fast, broad set of buyer-intent prompts for your category, from just your domain.
Deep Analysis
Go deeper: map your segments, personas and intents to tailor the prompts to your exact go-to-market.
Both surface buyer-intent prompts. Quick Scan is the fast start; Deep Analysis makes them precise.
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Category vs buyer-intent, at a glance
Example: CRM software
Best all-in-one CRM for a 45-person B2B SaaS teamSpecific buyer, this is where AI names a vendor
Buyer intentFrequently asked
Most integrated CRM for a mid-market services firmComparison stage, ready to decide
Buyer intentFrequently asked
Easiest CRM for a non-technical RevOps team to set upClear need and context
Buyer intentFrequently asked
Looks important, but rarely asked
Best CRM softwareToo broad, nobody asks it cold
CategoryRarely asked
What is a CRM?Purely informational, names no vendor
CategoryRarely asked
The simulator surfaces the prompts buyers actually ask, not just the ones that look important.
The core idea
Not every prompt is worth winning.
Two kinds of prompts show up in every category. They can look equally valuable, but only one reliably shapes a buying decision.
Category prompts
Rarely asked
Broad category keywords. They look high-intent because they are about buying, but few real buyers phrase things this way to an AI, so winning them rarely moves pipeline.
“Best CRM softwaretoo broad to ask cold
“Top CRM toolsgeneric listicle bait
“CRM software comparisonno buyer context
“What is a CRM?purely informational
Buyer-intent prompts
Frequently asked
Specific, situational questions real buyers ask. This is where AI names a vendor, and where showing up actually turns into pipeline.
“Best all-in-one CRM for a 45-person B2B SaaS companysegment-specific
“Most integrated sales and marketing platform for a mid-market services firmdecision stage
“Easiest CRM for a non-technical RevOps team to roll outadoption-driven
“Best-value all-in-one CRM at the mid-tier planbudget-driven
What a real buyer prompt looks like · from Deep Analysis
“I'm a VP of Sales at a mid-market B2B professional services firm with about 120 employees and a 12-person sales team. We're evaluating CRM platforms and our shortlist is down to two or three options. What we care most about is how tightly sales activity, deal tracking, and marketing-generated leads connect in one place, rather than syncing data between separate systems. Which platforms offer the most integrated sales and marketing experience, and how do they compare on pipeline management specifically?”
This is a real prompt the simulator generated. Buyers get this specific, and this is exactly the moment an AI answer names a vendor or leaves you out. Category keywords never reach this level of intent.
Why it matters
Total AI visibility is easy to chase and easy to misread. Relevant visibility is what moves buyers.
Not all AI visibility is equal
Ranking for category keywords few people ask can look like progress without ever moving pipeline.
Buyer-intent prompts drive decisions
The specific questions real buyers ask AI are the moments where a vendor gets named and shortlisted.
Focus your AEO where it counts
Know which prompts matter, so your effort goes to the questions that actually shape buying, not vanity coverage.
Example buyer-intent prompts we surface
What each mode produces, by category: fast Quick Scan prompts and context-rich Deep Analysis prompts, from real runs of the simulator. Both target the specific, decision-shaping questions AI users actually ask, not the broad keywords that just look important.
CRM
Quick Scanfast, from your domain
Best all-in-one CRM for a 45-person B2B SaaS company
Most integrated sales and marketing platform for a mid-market services firm
Easiest CRM for a non-technical RevOps team to set up before Q3
Best-value all-in-one CRM at the mid-tier plan
Deep Analysiscontext-rich, tailored to your GTM
“I'm a RevOps manager at a 90-person B2B SaaS startup and we need to pick a CRM and marketing automation platform before Q3. We don't have a big technical team, so adoption and ease of setup matter as much as features. Which CRM platforms are genuinely the easiest for a non-technical team to get running quickly?”
“I'm the head of marketing at a 45-person B2B SaaS company outgrowing a stack of disconnected tools. We want one platform for marketing automation, contact management, and pipeline visibility without needing a full-time admin. Which all-in-one CRM and marketing platforms fit a company our size, and how should we compare them?”
Observability
Quick Scanfast, from your domain
Best Kubernetes and container monitoring for a Series B running 60 microservices
Strongest APM and distributed tracing for a real-time payments fintech
Unified observability with EU data residency for a 3,000-engineer enterprise
Commercial alternative to self-managed Prometheus for an 80 to 200 node cluster
Deep Analysiscontext-rich, tailored to your GTM
“Our SRE team at a Series B cloud-native startup is down to two observability vendors. We run containerised workloads on GKE and care most about Kubernetes cluster monitoring, pod-level metrics, and agent overhead. Which platforms perform best for Kubernetes observability at 50 to 150 nodes, and what are the tradeoffs?”
“I'm an SRE at a 1,200-engineer US fintech processing real-time payments, so latency and traceability are critical. We handle incidents in ServiceNow and just need APM, distributed tracing, and log correlation. Which enterprise observability platforms give the strongest APM for regulated financial services?”
Project management
Quick Scanfast, from your domain
Cross-functional work management for a 400-person PMO running 20+ projects
Most scalable enterprise work management for 3,000 users across 12 units
Strongest no-code workflow automation for a scaling 180-person SaaS ops team
Campaign work management for an 18-person mid-market marketing team
Deep Analysiscontext-rich, tailored to your GTM
“I'm a PMO lead at a 400-person B2B company running 20+ concurrent projects across product, marketing, and ops, and spreadsheet tracking is falling apart. We need cross-functional visibility while letting each team work in list, board, or timeline views. Which platforms would you recommend for a PMO at this scale?”
“I'm an operations manager at a 250-person B2B SaaS trying to standardise how work is planned across go-to-market and product teams. We want one platform with structured workflows and automation that doesn't need engineering to configure. Which tools are built for cross-functional ops standardisation, and how do they compare?”
Email marketing
Quick Scanfast, from your domain
Best Shopify-native email platform for a DTC brand doing $15k a month
Email platform with a powerful automation builder for a 45k-subscriber B2C box
Easiest email tool for a bakery owner with a 400-person list and tight budget
One email platform to manage 12 small B2C clients at a boutique agency
Deep Analysiscontext-rich, tailored to your GTM
“I own a small home goods store on Shopify just getting started with email. I have about 2,000 customers and want a welcome series, post-purchase follow-up, and a monthly newsletter I can learn in a weekend. Which email platforms are easiest for a beginner Shopify seller, with good pre-built automation templates?”
“I run a DTC skincare brand on Shopify doing about $15k a month and I'm ready to invest in email. I want native Shopify integration for abandoned-cart flows, set up myself with no developer. Which email platforms have the best Shopify integration and easiest setup for a non-technical founder?”
Customer support
Quick Scanfast, from your domain
Best helpdesk for a 400-person B2B SaaS handling 8,000 tickets a month
Enterprise support platform for a $500M retailer peaking at 50k tickets a week
Support platform meeting financial-services compliance across US, UK, and Singapore
Best AI support platform to deflect repetitive tickets for a 250-person SaaS
Deep Analysiscontext-rich, tailored to your GTM
“I'm the VP of CX at a 400-person B2B SaaS handling 8,000 tickets a month across email and chat, and the team is drowning. We need something that scales with genuinely strong AI triage and auto-resolution, not just macros. Which support platforms are best for high-volume B2B SaaS, and how do they compare on AI ticket deflection?”
“I'm the Chief Customer Officer at a 600-person fintech across the US, UK, and Singapore. We need a support platform that meets financial-services compliance and handles multilingual queues across time zones. Which enterprise CX platforms are best suited to regulated fintech environments?”
Applicant tracking
Quick Scanfast, from your domain
Structured-hiring ATS for a 600-person tech company leaving a legacy tool
ATS that scales a Series B startup from 80 to 300 hires in 14 months
Enterprise ATS to standardize global hiring for a 5,000-person org
ATS that integrates with Workday, Slack, and LinkedIn Recruiter for a fintech
Deep Analysiscontext-rich, tailored to your GTM
“I'm a Recruiting Ops manager at a Series B SaaS startup that needs to go from 80 to 300 employees in 14 months. We need an ATS that scales fast, has strong HRIS and assessment integrations out of the box, and won't require a six-month implementation. Which recruiting platforms can go live quickly for high-growth startups?”
“I'm the Head of Talent Acquisition at a 600-person tech company moving off a legacy ATS held together with spreadsheets. We need structured hiring, so I can standardise scorecards, interview kits, and approval workflows across teams. Which mid-market ATS platforms are best known for structured hiring?”
Frequently asked questions
What is the Prompt Simulator?
A free tool that turns your brand or domain into the buyer-intent prompts real customers ask AI engines like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity. It shows you which questions actually shape buying in your category, so you know where to focus.
What is a buyer-intent prompt, versus a category prompt?
A category prompt is a broad keyword like "best CRM software": it looks important, but few buyers actually type it into an AI. A buyer-intent prompt is the specific, situational question a real buyer asks, like "best CRM for a B2B SaaS startup". Those are the prompts where AI names a vendor and shapes the shortlist.
Why do these prompts matter for my brand?
Buyers increasingly ask AI for recommendations instead of scrolling search results. Knowing the exact buyer-intent prompts in your category is the first step of Answer Engine Optimization (AEO), earning visibility in the answers where decisions are made.
What is the difference between Quick Scan and Deep Analysis?
Both surface buyer-intent prompts, they differ in depth. Quick Scan gives you a fast, broad set from just your domain. Deep Analysis lets you map your segments, personas, and intents first, so the prompts are tailored to your exact go-to-market.
Can it tell me whether my brand appears in AI answers?
Not in this tool, that's the next step. This simulator finds the prompts that matter; tracking whether you actually show up across ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity over time, seeing who wins the ones you're missing, and improving it, is what the full Zadoosh platform does. See your AI visibility free →
Is the Prompt Simulator free?
Yes. We ask for your email so we can send you the generated prompts and occasional AI-visibility insights. You can unsubscribe anytime.
Knowing the prompts is step one. Winning them is the point.
The Prompt Simulator shows you the questions buyers ask AI. Zadoosh tracks whether ChatGPT, Gemini & Perplexity actually recommend you, surfaces who's winning the answers you're missing, and tells you what to fix.