We tested 100 funded startups. 76 are never recommended.
Be the name AI repeats.
Buyers ask AI before they ask you. We put your name in the answer. We keep it there.
Example answer. Asked for the best AI video editor for solo creators, the engine names Cliprail first, then Descript and CapCut as alternatives.
Where we get you named
The four answers your buyers read before they read your site.
- ChatGPT
- Google AI Overviews
- Gemini
- Perplexity
Your buyer's first question is not on Google.
They open ChatGPT and ask which tool to use. They get three names and a reason for each. That list is the shortlist, and it is built before anyone visits your site or fills in your form.
Ranking first on Google does not put you on it. Ranking gets you found. Being named gets you chosen. The engines quote forums, reviews, comparisons and posts, then pick who to name, and the brands those sources talk about are the ones that get bought.
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How we get you named.
Trackers tell you that you are invisible. We go and change it. The engines do not invent recommendations, they repeat what they read, so we write it in the places they read from.
Reddit
We find the threads where your buyers ask for recommendations and make sure the answer names you, with a reason that survives the comments. Reply-first, never spam.
LinkedIn
Founder and operator posts the engines quote back. We draft them, you approve them, they go out under your team's names and sound like your team.
Review and listing sites
G2, Capterra, Product Hunt and the category pages the engines lean on hardest. Complete listings, current screenshots, real reviews from real customers.
Q and A sites
Quora and the niche forums for your category. The questions that already rank are the ones the engines quote, so those are the ones we answer.
Press and newsletters
We pitch the publications and newsletters your category actually cites. A named list of editors who cover this, and a reason for each to care. Not a wire blast.
Your own site
Comparison pages for every competitor a buyer weighs you against, built once and generated at scale, plus the posts the engines lift direct quotes from. Not a backlink farm.
And we watch it.
The work is half of it. The other half is knowing what moved, what slipped and who took your place, every month.
Prompts
Every buyer question re-run on a schedule, so you see the answer change rather than hear about it.
AI visibility
How often each engine names you, where in the answer, and how that has moved since last month.
Competitors
Who gets named when you do not, which questions they own, and what changed on their side.
Citations
The exact pages and threads each engine quotes for your category, and whether any of them are yours.
Content
Which of your pages the engines read, which they cite, and which they have never touched.
Questions, answered.
No. SEO earns you a position on a results page. This earns you a sentence inside the answer. The work overlaps in places, but the engines weight comparisons, reviews and community threads far above backlinks.
ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Gemini and Perplexity. We run every buyer question 3 to 5 times per engine, because the answers move between runs. We add an engine when your buyers use it, not when it launches.
We write and place the things the engines read: Reddit threads, LinkedIn posts, review listings, Q and A answers, press mentions, comparison pages and blog posts. You approve everything before it goes out.
Most work shows up between 30 and 60 days. On-site pages move first, community and press take longer. We measure at both marks and you see the number either move or sit still.
Only for the on-site work, and only as pull requests or CMS drafts that you approve. Everything off-site needs nothing from you except a yes on the copy.
Companies without a working product, and categories where buyers do not ask AI for recommendations yet. If your buyers still start on Google and never open ChatGPT, we will say so on the call.
Find out what AI says about you.
20 minutes. We run three of your buyer questions live on the call and you see where you stand.