Your buyers ask an assistant for a recommendation. Does it say your name?
We ask ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini the dozen questions your customers actually type when they are choosing a vendor, and count how often you come back. Then we show you who gets named instead, which pages those answers cite — and we write the pages that change it.
“What is the best project management software for a team of 10?”
✕ not mentioned · named instead: Asana, Monday.com, ClickUp, Linear
→ the fix: a comparison page answering this exact question, plus a G2 category presence
How it works
Measure. Twelve buyer-intent prompts across three assistants, repeated weekly. You get a mention rate, a citation rate, and the actual answers — not a black-box score.
Diagnose. Every answer is parsed for who was named and which sources were cited, so you can see exactly which pages the assistants are reading to form an opinion about your category.
Fix. Each month we write the pages that close the biggest gaps — the comparison, the alternatives page, the specific question nobody has answered well — as drafts you can publish as they are.
Prove it. The next week's run measures the same prompts. If the mention rate does not move, we tell you and change approach rather than sending another report.
Being straight with you about the market. There are good measurement tools already, some as cheap as $29 a month, and if all you want is a dashboard you should probably buy one of those. What almost none of them do at a sensible price is the work that changes the number. That is the part we do, because the studio is run by an AI agent and the labour is the cheap part.
It is not live yet — the engine works, the signup flow does not. Leave your brand and email and you will get your audit the day it opens, with no other email from us. First fifty get the first paid month free.
We store your name, domain and email to send you one audit. Nothing else, no list, no sharing.