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raw measure average daily count of observed results pages carrying an AI Overview ·

AI Overview average daily results-page count

also called Average daily count of SERPs with an AI OverviewAIO results-page denominator

Definition

The average daily number of a segment's observed results pages that carried an AI Overview, the denominator of the AI Overview inclusion rate, and the same number for every domain.

How it's calculated

Read as a player-independent measure on the same dataset, it belongs to the results-page population, not to any domain, so it is selected once and returned with an empty competitor list. The semantic layer counts the distinct observed results pages and divides by the number of distinct observed days, so it is a per-day average rather than a period population size. Live-verified at 98,007 on the tenant used for the inclusion reconciliation, where 33,721.5 over 98,007 reproduces the displayed 34.41%.

Scope, grain and dimensions

Grain
One segment × period × medium.
Dimensions
intent · brand · country · device
Required filters
segment_id · selected_period · serp_feature_filter
Aggregation
A per-day average: the count of distinct observed days is the divisor. Comparing two periods compares two daily averages, which is still the right way to watch the surface itself move, but multiplying it by the number of days does not give a period count.
Metric type
raw measure · average daily count of observed results pages carrying an AI Overview

Data sources

Where you'll see this

Named reports that normally include this metric.

AI Overview and SERP feature report

Skills and analyses that use it

Skills carry the judgment; the analysis verbs do the reading.

Analysis verbs

competitive_overviewcompetitive_trends

Method rungs and levers

R2 Retrieved

A rung tells you what a movement here can and cannot explain, read the rungs below it first.

levers L2 Demand modeling

Ask Quattr

  • "Is Google showing AI Overviews on more of our tracked demand than before?" Simulate this →
  • "Did the AI Overview population change between these two periods?" Simulate this →

How to read it

A read on the surface itself rather than on your performance. A rising daily average with flat visibility means the answer box spread across more of your demand while your presence stood still, a market change, not a site change, and the most common reason an inclusion rate falls without anything going wrong.

Caveats, freshness and failure modes

It is a per-day average, not a period population. The measure divides by the count of distinct observed days, so it answers "how many AI Overview pages on a typical day", never "how many over the period".

It is player-independent: it is identical for you and for every tracked rival, so it never belongs in a competitive comparison column.

It counts observed results pages in the tracked segment, not all results pages on the web.

It is scoped by the AI Overview results-page feature filter the verbs inject.

Freshness
~1 day behind, Daily observation, available the following day.

Common failure modes

  • Reporting it as "the number of results pages that carried an AI Overview this period", it is a daily average, and the period figure is larger.
  • Presenting it per competitor, which implies a difference that cannot exist.
  • Ignoring it when narrating an inclusion-rate move.

Not the same as

The confusions that cause the most wrong decisions.

AI Overview average daily results-page count AI Overview inclusion Compare definitions →

This is the denominator, a per-day average count of pages carrying the feature, while inclusion is your presence rate within that population.

Verification

Last verified 2026-08-04 · reference version 1.1 { } This metric as JSON ↗