For founders & CEOs
You don't have a marketing team's day to spend reading dashboards.
At most early-stage companies, the founder is still the one who notices when organic traffic dips or a competitor starts showing up ahead of you in AI answers -- but there's rarely time to become an SEO analyst on top of everything else.
What this usually looks like
You need the verdict, not the raw data
You don't need eleven charts. You need to know, in a sentence: is visibility getting better or worse, and what's the one thing to fix this week.
You're probably already paying for more than one tool
A rank tracker, an SEO crawler, maybe a separate AI-mention tool -- and still stitching the story together yourself before a board update or a Monday standup.
AI visibility is a new, unfamiliar risk
Buyers are increasingly asking Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity before they ever visit your site. If you don't know what those tools are saying about you, you're flying blind on a channel that's only growing.
The modules that matter most
Briefing
The one thing to read before a board update or investor call -- what changed, why, what to do next.
AI visibility
Whether Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity are recommending you or a competitor when it matters.
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Competitors
A straight leaderboard of you vs. every competitor, query by query -- who's ahead, and by how much.
You're not trying to become an SEO expert. You're trying to know, in five minutes a week, whether the thing you're already busy building is actually visible to the people looking for it.