Competitive intelligence your agent can read — correctly

Which companies do AI models recommend in your category — and are you one of them?

Reads the AI Visibility market map across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews and gives the verdict before it shows a figure: Core, Too early to tell, or Rarely recommended. Presence, ranges and per-engine splits are the mechanism that decides membership, not the answer.

Which pages do the engines read before answering, and who is named on them?

For the two engines that hand back the pages they retrieved — Perplexity and Google AI Overviews — it reports, per engine, which companies each answer named, which pages the engine pulled, and which of those pages name other companies and not you. That last list is the work list.

What does each company charge, what would a typical buyer pay at each, and what changed since the last check?

Reads what every tracked company charges, as a visitor from the US sees it on its own pricing page: what two or three typical buyer setups cost at each, cheapest first, and where you stand; what each plan includes; every confirmed change from X to Y with its two dates. A price is the page's own number — never converted, summed or averaged. Strategy, advice and tickets are the Strategic Briefing's.

What does each company say on its homepage, what do you say that nobody else does, what changed, and what do pages say about you?

Reads what every tracked company says on its homepage, in the page's own words — the headline, what it calls itself, who it says it is for, the main button, the numbers and badges it claims. Hands back which of your claims other tracked companies make too and which nobody else makes on the homepages read, every confirmed change with its two dates, and what pages say about you. It never scores or judges a page.

What changed, what it means, what to do — at pulse, landscape or dimension depth.

Reads the Strategic Briefing the platform already wrote — fourteen analysis areas in numbered editions — at the depth the question needs: a short pulse, the full landscape, or one dimension in depth. Compares editions to say what moved since last time. It reads the briefing; it does not rebuild it.

Everything the platform holds on one rival, across six dimensions.

One competitor, every dimension filtered to them, plus the briefing's own researched read on that rival — funding, hiring, launches, reliability, customer voice. A dossier a founder or a sales leader acts on, not a card to scan mid-call.

A 60-second sales reference for a live call.

Why you win, where they are genuinely strong, objection handling, killer facts and landmines — scannable, spoken, dated. Every figure carries the count it came from, so it survives the prospect's follow-up question.

What can a machine actually read on this site? No project needed.

Crawler access, sitemap coverage, agent adoption, tech stack, trust signals — and whether a claimed MCP server answers the protocol or only a browser. Runs on any public domain with nothing set up: no project, no competitors configured. A free-trial key is enough.