Microsoft Copilot Search Scraper & AI Brand Visibility Tracker

Find out what Microsoft Copilot tells people when they ask about your market. Give it the questions your customers ask ("best CRM for a small business", "which VPN is best for streaming?"), your brand and your competitors, and for every answer you get:

• The full Copilot answer, as markdown (headings, bold, lists and citation numbers like [1]) and as plain text
• Every source: number, title, URL, website, site name and the snippet Copilot shows for it
• A brand report: is your brand mentioned, where it ranks against your competitors (1 = named first), how many times, the sentence it first appears in, and whether Copilot cites your website
• A share-of-voice summary of the whole run: for each brand, the % of answers that mention it, its average rank, how often it's named first and how often its site is cited, plus the 25 websites Copilot cites most

Each prompt is asked in a fresh, logged-out session of Copilot Search on Bing (bing.com/copilotsearch), the AI answer Microsoft shows in Bing and Edge. You don't need a Microsoft account or API key.

Why this Copilot scraper

• $10 per 1,000 answers, all in. The most-used Copilot scraper charges $15 per 1,000 and Apify's own $200.
• Reliable: 20 of 20 cloud test prompts answered. When Bing refuses the server's IP address, the run switches to Apify's residential proxy by itself.
• The whole answer, with its citations: Copilot's [1], [2] marks are kept in the markdown and match the number of each source, so you can tell which claim came from which page.
• Brand report and share of voice built in, at no extra cost.
• Never pay for a failure: prompts Copilot didn't answer are free rows with the reason.

What people use it for

• AI visibility / GEO / AEO tracking: how often Copilot recommends you for the questions that matter, and whether that improves after you change your content. Run it weekly on a schedule and chart the share-of-voice summary
• Competitor share of voice: who Copilot names first in your category, and who it leaves out
• Citation research: the exact pages Copilot reads to answer questions in your niche. Those are the pages to get listed on, reviewed by or quoted in
• Content gaps: prompts where competitors are recommended and you aren't, with the sentence Copilot used for them
• Bulk answers: Copilot answers with sources for research, datasets or content briefs
• Client reporting for SEO agencies: one run per client, with rows that drop straight into a spreadsheet or Looker Studio

How to use it

1. Add your prompts, one per line. Write them the way a customer would ask.
2. Optional: add your brand and competitors as Name, other name, website.com, e.g. Zoho CRM, Zoho, zoho.com. A name counts as a mention in the answer, and a website counts both as a mention and as a citation.
3. Optional: ask each prompt 3-5 times. Copilot words every answer differently and the brands it names change too, so a few repeats give you a reliable share of voice instead of one snapshot.
4. Run it, then open the Brand visibility view, download JSON, CSV or Excel, or call the API. The Share-of-voice summary is in the run's Output tab (key-value store record SUMMARY).

What you get

One row per answer

{
  "prompt": "how to remove a stripped screw",
  "repeat": 1,
  "answer": "The most reliable way to remove a **stripped screw** is to increase grip—either by cutting a new slot, adding friction, or using a screw‑extractor bit—depending on the tools you have.\n\n### First-line methods (no special tools)\n...\n- **Rubber band trick** — Place a **wide rubber band** between the screwdriver and screw head ... [1]",
  "answerText": "The most reliable way to remove a stripped screw is to increase grip ...",
  "sources": [
    {
      "number": 1,
      "title": "How to Remove a Stripped Screw, 12 Ways - Bob Vila",
      "url": "https://www.bobvila.com/articles/how-to-remove-a-stripped-screw/",
      "domain": "bobvila.com",
      "siteName": "Bob Vila",
      "snippet": "Trying to figure out how to remove a stripped screw? Check out these 12 tried-and-tested methods for guaranteed success.",
      "citedInline": true
    }
  ],
  "sourceCount": 4,
  "citedDomains": ["bobvila.com", "wikihow.com", "thisoldhouse.com", "ifixit.com"],
  "yourBrand": null,
  "yourBrandMentioned": null,
  "yourBrandRank": null,
  "yourBrandCited": null,
  "brandsMentioned": null,
  "brands": null,
  "language": "en",
  "proxy": "residential-US",
  "askedAt": "2026-10-23T20:36:56Z",
  "seconds": 29,
  "error": null
}

rank counts only the brands you track: 1 is the tracked brand Copilot names first. proxy says how the answer was fetched (none = the Apify server's own IP address). Every column is present on every row (null or empty when there's no value). With brands to track, brands holds the same report per brand as in the other Wulfcare AI trackers: mentioned, mentions, rank, firstMention, cited and citedUrls.

Share-of-voice summary (record SUMMARY)

{
  "answers": 20,
  "unanswered": 0,
  "brands": [
    { "brand": "HubSpot", "isYourBrand": true, "answersMentioning": 15, "mentionRate": 75.0, "averageRank": 1.33, "rankedFirst": 11, "answersCiting": 4, "citationRate": 20.0 }
  ],
  "topCitedDomains": [{ "domain": "zoho.com", "answersCiting": 6, "citationRate": 30.0 }]
}

Pricing

$3 per 1,000 answers ($0.003 each), with no start fee and no monthly rental.

Bing often refuses cloud servers, so most answers need Apify's residential proxy. Those answers cost $0.007 more ($10 per 1,000 in total), which covers the residential bandwidth. You only pay it for answers that actually went through the proxy (the row's proxy field shows it).

You're never charged for prompts Copilot didn't answer: they're retried with a fresh session, and if they still fail, you get a free row with error saying why. The summary is free.

Set Max cost per run in the run options to cap your spend. The run stops cleanly when it gets there, and you keep every answer so far.

Examples

Weekly share of voice for your category (schedule it weekly)

{
  "prompts": ["What is the best CRM for a small business?", "best CRM for real estate agents", "HubSpot alternatives"],
  "yourBrand": "HubSpot, hubspot.com",
  "competitors": ["Salesforce, salesforce.com", "Zoho CRM, Zoho, zoho.com", "Pipedrive, pipedrive.com"],
  "repeats": 5
}

What Copilot tells people in the UK

{ "prompts": ["best mortgage broker app"], "useResidentialProxy": true, "proxyCountry": "GB" }

Good to know

• Logged-out Copilot Search. You see what a new visitor to Bing sees: nothing is personalised by history. The Copilot chat app (copilot.microsoft.com) now needs a Microsoft account, so this Actor uses Copilot Search in Bing, which answers anyone.
• Answers change. Copilot is not deterministic: the same prompt can name different brands minutes apart. That's why Ask each prompt this many times exists, and why the summary gives rates rather than yes/no.
• Speed: an answer takes 30-75 seconds and 3 run at a time by default, so about 3-5 answers a minute.
• Country: answers come from the US by default. Turn on Always use residential proxy and pick a country to ask from there.
• Brand matching is whole-word and case-insensitive: Asana doesn't match "asanas". Add other names (Zoho CRM, Zoho) to catch every way Copilot writes your brand, and your website to track citations exactly.

Other Actors by Wulfcare Data

• Google AI Mode Scraper & AI Brand Visibility Tracker: the same brand report for Google AI Mode, $2.50/1k
• ChatGPT Search Scraper & AI Brand Visibility Tracker: the same brand report for ChatGPT's answers
• Gemini Search Scraper & AI Brand Visibility Tracker: the same brand report for Gemini's answers, $1/1k
• Google Trends Scraper: interest over time, rising queries and Trending Now

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