What AI actually answers about Warehouse Management Software · US
Every day we ask ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity the 54 questions buyers ask while choosing Warehouse Management Software · US, and store every answer whole. Over the last 30 days that is 1,785 answers naming 17 brands, with 90 days of it on file. Crateline leads the window at 31.4%, and the table below says by how much and whether the gap is larger than the bands on either side of it.
This report is public, and it is not a sample of a sales pitch — it is the same measurement a subscriber sees. None of the brands below is a Citino customer, and the page would look exactly like this if none of them ever became one.
Every brand in the category, with a band on every number
Visibility is the share of the category's answers that name the brand at all. The ± is the confidence band at this sample size — with 1,785 answers it is roughly three points wide, and two brands whose bands overlap are not reliably apart. Position is the average place in the answer when the brand is named; a brand can be named rarely and named high.
The 30-day change is coloured only when it is larger than its own band. Everything else is muted grey, no arrow. This is not a styling preference. A move smaller than its error bar is not a move, and a page that colours it is lying quietly.
The questions come from how buyers actually shop, not from a keyword tool
They are the questions a buyer asks an assistant while choosing in this category: shortlist questions ("best warehouse management software for a 3PL"), constraint questions (size, region, integration, price), comparison questions between named brands, and replacement questions ("alternative to X"). They are written against the buying process rather than scraped from search volume, because nobody types a twelve-word purchase question into a keyword planner.