Across 8 recorded scans from 21 August 2026 to 4 October 2026, CrunchLabs's single-scan score moved from 1.3% to 1.3%, unchanged (0.0 percentage points). Latest recorded scan 1.3% on 4 October 2026; combined-window score 1.3%.
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Individual recorded scans. Each row is one scan on one date. The published combined-window score is 1.3% over 21 August 2026 – 4 October 2026, measured across every answer in that window — a different sample from any single row below.
Scan date
Single-scan score
21 August 2026
1.3%
24 August 2026
0.9%
30 August 2026
1.8%
6 September 2026
1.6%
13 September 2026
1.1%
20 September 2026
1.1%
27 September 2026
1.3%
4 October 2026
1.3%
Latest scan = one scan. Overall visibility = all answers in the published window.
Visibility across AI platforms
Share of answers naming this brand
ChatGPT
2.0%
Perplexity
0.9%
AI Overviews
1.0%
21 August 2026 – 4 October 2026 (scans 1–8)
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It appears in 2.0% of collected ChatGPT answers and 0.9% of Perplexity answers: a difference of 1.1 percentage points within the published window. This describes where mentions occur; it does not establish why the platforms differ.
Named across 7 of 150 questions.
CrunchLabs appears in at least one collected answer to 4.7% of the tracked questions. That is question coverage; the 1.3% visibility score measures its share of individual answers.
Across 8 published scans, visibility ranged from 0.9% to 1.8%. The latest scan was 1.3% on 4 October 2026. Individual scan scores and the published-window score describe different samples.
The brand is named in at least one collected answer to each of these questions.
Best STEM subscription boxes US
Best craft kits for kids US
Best gifts for kids who have everything US
Best kids activity subscription boxes US
Best new American toy brands
Best toy subscription boxes US
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Best American toy brands (Mattel, Hasbro, MGA Entertainment)
Best American toy companies for parents (Lovevery, Green Toys, Mattel)
Best independent toy brands US (Green Toys, Maple Landmark, Mattel)
Which American toy brands are actually good (Melissa & Doug, Green Toys, Mattel)
Best American owned toy companies (Mattel, Hasbro, Melissa & Doug)
Best American toy brands for kids (Magna-Tiles, Green Toys, Melissa & Doug)
Competitor names are shown where they appear in the collected examples.
Recorded AI questions and answers
Recorded examples from the scan. Each card pairs a shopper’s prompt with an excerpt from the AI response.
Google AI Overviews
The question asked
Best STEM subscription boxes US
From the recorded answer
Best for Engineering & Fun Videos: CrunchLabs Build Box …
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Recorded answer text · Google AI Overviews · 4 October 2026
The KiwiCo subscription lines offer the best overall variety and age-specific STEM projects for children ranging from toddlers to teens.
### Top STEM Subscription Boxes
- Best for Variety & All Ages: KiwiCo
- Ages: 0 to 100+ (specific lines like Koala Crate for ages 3-5 and Tinker Crate/Eureka Crate for older kids).
- Focus: Hands-on science, engineering, and art projects with clear instructions and tested designs.
- Best for Engineering & Fun Videos: CrunchLabs Build Box
- Ages: 8 to 12+ (Build Box) and 14+ (Hack Pack).
- Focus: Physics and mechanical engineering concepts taught via builds accompanied by engaging videos from creator Mark Rober.
- Best for Chemistry & Science Labs: MEL Science
- Ages: 5 to 16+.
- Focus: Real chemistry, physics, and STEM experiments bundled with interactive digital and VR/AR app lessons.
- Best for Coding & Programming: Bitsbox
- Ages: 6 to 12+.
- Focus: Computer science concepts that teach kids how to code and build real apps.
To help narrow down the best choice, please tell me:
- The age or grade level of the child
- Their specific interest (coding, building, chemistry, or general science)
- Your preferred budget range per month
I can give you a tailored recommendation.
ChatGPT
The question asked
Best toy subscription boxes US
From the recorded answer
3. CrunchLabs Build Box - Best for engineering; particularly good around ages 8-12, with monthly builds around $30. www.mysubscriptionaddiction.comsciencebasedkids.com …
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Recorded answer text · ChatGPT · 4 October 2026
### Best toy subscription boxes in the U.S. (2026)
1. KiwiCo - Best overall; strong STEM/creative projects, with options from babies through teens. Around $24/month for many crates. www.mysubscriptionaddiction.comsciencebasedkids.com
2. Lovevery - Best for babies & toddlers; premium, development-focused play kits, typically $80-$120 per shipment every 2-3 months. boxtrek.com
3. CrunchLabs Build Box - Best for engineering; particularly good around ages 8-12, with monthly builds around $30. www.mysubscriptionaddiction.comsciencebasedkids.com
4. Little Passports - Best for geography/culture; especially ages 6-10, starting around $22/month on annual plans. www.mysubscriptionaddiction.com
5. Toy Library - Best for variety/value; a rental model lets kids swap toys rather than accumulating them. www.mysubscriptionaddiction.com
My pick: KiwiCo for most kids; Lovevery if the child is under 4. kivios.com
Perplexity
The question asked
Best toys for tweens US
From the recorded answer
CrunchLabs Egg Drop Challenge - A hands-on STEM engineering activity involving design, testing, and problem-solving.
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Recorded answer text · Perplexity · 4 October 2026
For tweens in the U.S. (roughly ages 9-12), the strongest 2026 picks span sensory toys, fast-action games, creative kits, STEM projects, and collectibles. Current tween-focused recommendations include these:
- NeeDoh sensory toy - A tactile, screen-free fidget that is especially popular with tweens.
- Rebounce Electronic Action Game - Fast-paced solo or two-player play that rewards reflexes.
- LEGO sets - Choose complex builds tied to the child's interests, such as vehicles, gaming, movies, or architecture.
- CrunchLabs Egg Drop Challenge - A hands-on STEM engineering activity involving design, testing, and problem-solving.
- Crayola Marker Airbrush KPop Demon Hunters - A creative airbrush-style art kit recommended for ages 12 and up.
- Light-up hacky sack - An active outdoor or indoor toy that gets kids moving away from screens.
- MrBeast The Ultimate Game - A pop-culture-oriented group game for tweens who enjoy competitive challenges.
- K-pop or fandom collectibles - Good choices for children interested in KPop Demon Hunters, anime, gaming, or other current franchises.
- Strategy and party games - Look for games with short rounds, bluffing, cooperation, or quick decision-making so they work well with friends and family.
- Build-your-own kits - Robotics, coding, electronics, 3D design, and craft kits tend to offer more lasting play than novelty toys.
Best overall gift: LEGO or a STEM kit.
Best inexpensive gift: NeeDoh or a light-up hacky sack.
Best for a group: Rebounce or a strategy party game.
Best for a creative tween: Crayola Marker Airbrush or another open-ended art kit.
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Overall visibility combines answers within the published dates. Some market series accumulate scans from launch; others use four-scan cycles. A new cycle changes the scoring window, while individual scan history is retained. Compare the dates and sample sizes before comparing periods.
In the Found by Flux AI Visibility Index, CrunchLabs ranks #24 among 43 tracked brands for Toys & Games · United States (21 August 2026 – 4 October 2026). Its visibility is 1.3%. It was named in 47 of 3,599 AI answers across 7 of 150 tracked questions, averaging position 2.4 when mentioned.
Source: Found by Flux · ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews. Visibility measures mentions in this sample, not sales or recommendation quality.
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The scope, scores and comparisons behind this brand profile.
What is this brand’s AI Visibility Score?
Found by Flux records 1.3% AI visibility for CrunchLabs in Toys & Games · United States, measured over 21 August 2026 – 4 October 2026. It ranks #24 among 43 tracked brands.
How often does AI mention this brand?
CrunchLabs was named in 47 of 3,599 collected AI answers, across 7 of 150 tracked questions, for Toys & Games · United States (21 August 2026 – 4 October 2026). A mention can include a comparison or qualification; it is not necessarily a recommendation.
How is the AI Visibility Score calculated?
Found divides the number of collected answers naming CrunchLabs by all 3,599 answers in the published Toys & Games · United States sample, then multiplies by 100. The same question set is used across ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews. See the Found methodology for the scope and limitations.
