Know what AI tells people about your brand.
Your agent asks six AI engines what your customers ask, and checks whether you are named, how you are described and whether the facts are right. Then it publishes an article a day to your site, starting with the questions you are missing from.
3-day free trial. Cancel anytime, no charge.
Your problem
Our solution
- An assistant now tells people which brand to pick, before they ever visit your site.
- If it names a competitor or quotes an old price, nobody tells you.
- The customer simply goes elsewhere.
SEOLadders · your AI SEO agent
- Six AI engines asked what your customers ask
ChatGPT
Gemini
Perplexity
Claude
AI OverviewsAI Mode - Who is named instead, against up to ten competitors
- How each answer describes you, by engine
- The facts in those answers checked against your site
- An article a day, missing questions first
- The pages AI cites found, pitches drafted
$97 / month per website. 3-day free trial.
It reads the answers, then works on them
Tracking alone hands you homework. Your agent does both halves: it finds where the answers fall short, then does the work that gives AI something better to read.
One agent. The whole SEO job.
Every plan gets all of it, in the order your agent does it.
- 01
Learns your business
Reads your site and any files you upload into a knowledge base. Every article is written from it.
Your factsYour brand voice - 02
Plans your topics
Maps 5 pillar topics with keyword clusters from your market and competitors, and refills them as they are written.
Keyword clustersPillar pages - 03
Finds the gaps
Asks 6 AI engines 30 buyer questions, rechecked throughout the week. Where you are missing, the question becomes an article.
Content gapsObjections answered - 04
Writes and publishes
30 articles a month, researched against what already ranks and published on their own. Review mode is one switch.
Images and infographicsInternal links and citationsFAQ schema - 05
Tracks AI visibility
Shows who AI names against up to 10 competitors and which pages it cites. Wrong facts come with the page they likely came from.
ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, ClaudeGoogle AI Overviews and AI Mode - 06
Finds your links
Finds link targets and drafts the pitch for you to send. The link exchange places your link inside other members' articles.
Up to 15 pitches a weekWe never send email for you - 07
Keeps the site healthy
Audits the whole site every week, worst fixes first. Spots pages losing traffic and proposes a rewrite for your approval.
Weekly site auditRewrites you approve - 08
Tells you what it did
A Monday email with what it published and what moved on Google and in AI answers. Ask the chat about your own data.
Monday emailChat on your data
Two things stay with you: sending the pitches it drafts, from your own inbox, and approving rewrites of pages you already have. Everything else runs on its own.
One plan, every feature
$97a month per website
- Everything included
- 30 articles a month
- 6 AI platforms tracked
- Cancel any time
For brands, answered
Which AI engines does it check?
Six: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode. The same questions go to each of them throughout the week, so a change shows up as a trend rather than a one-off.
Does it publish on its own?
Yes, once a CMS is connected. Until then there is nowhere to publish, so drafts wait. If you would rather approve each article, Review mode is a single switch, and rewrites of pages you already have always wait for you either way.
Do I own the content?
Yes. Everything published is yours, on your domain. Cancel and it all stays where it is. There is nothing to license back.
How long until I see results?
Not overnight. Articles start publishing and your AI visibility is tracked in your first week, but search results take time to compound: most sites see meaningful Google traffic within three to six months, and a brand-new site with few backlinks can take longer. AI answers that search the web live, like Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews, can start citing new pages sooner, once Google has indexed them. That is why it keeps publishing every day rather than stopping after a batch.
More questions are answered on the main FAQ, or book a demo.
Rank on Google and get cited
by AI on autopilot
Connect your site once and the work runs in the background, it finds the topics, builds the content and authority behind them, then tracks where you land on Google and how often AI platforms recommend you.