Solutions
Built for organisations whose traffic is being answered away
The instrument is the same; what it is pointed at differs. Four kinds of organisation, what breaks for each, and what a run does about it.
Publishers
Heads of SEO and audience at news and magazine groups running several titles on one CMS.
Ten domains share one set of templates — and one set of mistakes. An ad slot injected above the fold shifts every article on every title; a WAF rule written for one brand refuses AI assistants on all of them; the archive template outnumbers the newsroom in the sitemap 5 to 1.
Plan: Portfolio — three domains included, then $450 each to ten and $300 beyond. Pricing →
What a run does
- Portfolio view: every domain's machine readership on one screen, with what changed since the last run
- Template-level findings, so one ticket fixes a thousand URLs across titles
- Cannibalisation: which pages compete for the same questions, across domains
- Performance by template with real-user Core Web Vitals — the layout shifts the ad stack causes
- A board brief per title and per group, in the language the publisher's board speaks
E-commerce
E-commerce directors and SEO leads for catalogues with thousands of products and a few templates.
The questions that lead to a purchase — price, comparison, "which one for me" — are exactly the ones an assistant answers from whoever is citable. Product pages that only render client-side are empty to the crawlers that feed those answers.
Plan: Single site $1,000 a month; Portfolio for multi-brand groups. Pricing →
What a run does
- Answer coverage split by intent: informational, commercial, comparison, transactional
- Render delta per template: what is in the HTML versus what appears after JavaScript
- Structured-data and review-markup checks against Google's actual policies
- Page weight and image sizing per template, where the bytes actually are
- Change runs after every catalogue or template deploy
SaaS and B2B
Marketing and developer-relations leads whose documentation and glossary are the most-cited pages they own.
Definitions and how-tos are what assistants quote — and the first thing bot management blocks by accident. Claims without a figure or a source are the ones an engine will not attribute to you.
Plan: Single site $1,000 a month; Enterprise for SSO, residency and your own model provider. Pricing →
What a run does
- Machine-access matrix on the docs and glossary templates, per AI crawler
- Claims scored for specificity and evidence; entities linked to Wikidata
- Intent space of the questions buyers ask, and which ones your pages fully answer
- A crawler that signs its requests, so your security team can verify and allow it
- API and CLI for the pipeline you already have
Agencies
SEO and content agencies managing a roster of client sites and reporting to their boards.
Every client wants to know what AI is doing to their traffic; every retainer review needs evidence that the work moved a number.
Plan: Portfolio; agency multi-workspace plan on request. Pricing →
What a run does
- One workspace per client, roles per team, API keys per integration
- White-label reports and board briefs with your name on them
- Findings with stable identities: what you fixed last month is verified this month
- Alerts to the client's Slack channel, or yours
- Change runs that show the effect of a deploy within the week
Which one are you?
Send a sitemap URL and say what you are worried about. We run a full analysis and walk you through it.