The Engines
The July edition uses Semrush AI Visibility data covering ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and AI Mode, Perplexity and Gemini. Coverage can differ across engines and markets.
Research
The AI Visibility Index
July 2026 results for 63 fintech and AI brands. The average AI visibility score was 22/100. See the leading brands, differences between markets and the source behind the scores.
See the July results
July 2026 · worldwide
Leading scores in the July edition
Wise and Adyen had the two highest worldwide scores among the 63 brands in this edition. These are Semrush AI Visibility scores out of 100, not a percentage of all AI answers or a measure of revenue.
| Brand | Worldwide /100 | US /100 |
|---|---|---|
| Wise | 78 | Not published |
| Adyen | 45 | Not published |
| Chime | 39 | 74 |
| Plaid | 28 | 64 |
| Ramp | 27 | 67 |
| Brex | 26 | 64 |
| Average of the 63 brands | 22 | |
| Median of the 63 brands | 19 |
Measured July 2026. Source: Semrush AI Visibility scores covering ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and AI Mode, Perplexity and Gemini. Legency's edition covers 63 selected brands, four of them below the tracking threshold.
The Index
What the AI Visibility Index Measures
Buyers increasingly open an AI assistant before they open a search results page. When they ask which KYC vendor to use or which treasury platform is best, the engine names a handful of companies. This edition compares the provider's visibility scores for a selected set of fintech and AI brands. Read the date, market and scoring method alongside the results. Our answer engine optimization work also uses a separate client panel with dated answers to specific buyer questions.
The Questions
This edition uses the questions and topic coverage available in the source dataset. It is separate from our client monitoring panel, where we record a defined set of buyer questions and the dated answers.
The Score
Scores use the source provider’s 0 to 100 visibility scale. In the July sample, 14 was the lowest returned score and four brands fell below tracking. These are observations about this dataset, not a universal scoring threshold.
The Benchmark
The July edition compares each returned score with the category benchmark recorded in that dataset. The comparison includes review sites, banks and publishers. It describes the July snapshot.
An AI brand index, or brand visibility index, compares a defined sample at a recorded time. The July results cannot establish conversion impact or predict the next answer a buyer sees. Geography, question selection and provider coverage can change the result. Our monthly client answer panel is a separate measurement and should be compared on its own terms.
July 2026 Edition
What the July Scores Show
The July edition compiled Semrush AI Visibility scores for 63 fintech and AI brands. The average was 22 out of 100. The findings below describe that dated sample and the category benchmarks recorded with it.
22/100Average score across the 63 brands measured
1 of 63Scored above 50
19Median score out of 100
56 of 59Scored brands sitting below their own category best
Wise had the highest July score.
Wise scored 78 out of 100 in July. Adyen followed at 45, and every other brand in the edition scored below 40. Wise also exceeded its recorded category benchmark of 69.
Scores differed between US and worldwide data.
In July, Chime scored 74 in the US and 39 worldwide. Ramp scored 67 against 27, Plaid 64 against 28, and Brex 64 against 26. Compare these figures within their recorded markets and coverage.
Most scored brands trailed their category benchmark.
In the July dataset, 56 of the 59 brands with returned scores were below their category benchmark. A lower score does not establish that a brand was absent from every relevant answer.
Several category averages were below 20.
Treasury, KYC, WealthTech and RegTech averaged in the teens in this edition. Those July scores give a dated baseline for each category. They cannot predict which brand an engine will recommend next.
Where the 63 brands land
- 2Leaders40 and above
- 18Contenders25 to 39
- 29Foundation15 to 24
- 10At the tracking floorexactly 14
- 4Below the tracking thresholdno measurable presence
Source: The AI Visibility Index, July 2026 edition (fintech and AI), Legency Media. 63 brands, worldwide, scored on AI visibility across the four engines named above. Full per-company scores and category benchmarks sit in the edition itself.
The Programme
One Vertical at a Time
The Index is a standing research programme rather than a one-off study. Each edition takes a single category, scores the brands competing inside it, and publishes the shape of the field.
The July 2026 edition covers fintech and AI, a category whose buying questions are unusually well defined, which makes it a clean first measurement. Later editions take other B2B categories. Our fintech and AI engagements draw on the same data.
Each edition carries its measurement date, source and coverage. Before comparing scores across editions, check whether the provider, markets or question coverage changed. A score difference alone cannot establish what caused the change.
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An AI visibility index compares a defined set of brands using a recorded source, market and date. Our July 2026 edition uses Semrush AI Visibility scores for 63 fintech and AI brands. Scores run from 0 to 100; they are a provider-defined index, not a percentage of every AI answer.
This edition uses Semrush AI Visibility scores from July 2026, alongside category benchmarks and market comparisons. A score is a provider-defined index, not the share of every AI answer. Our separate client panel records dated answers to selected buyer questions and distinguishes a brand mention from a linked citation.
The published edition was measured in July 2026. A future edition will carry its own date, source, market and coverage. Compare editions only after checking whether those inputs changed; this page does not present the July scores as current live results.
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