The website audit hooked me immediately. I put in our URL expecting a generic report — instead I had a full list of what was actually blocking AI platforms from picking us up. Robots.txt misconfigured, no llms.txt, structured data that looked fine to Google but was invisible to ChatGPT. We spent one afternoon fixing everything and citations started climbing within two weeks.
The thing I keep coming back to is the copilot. I can just ask "what should I focus on this week?" and it pulls from our actual data — not generic tips. Last week it flagged three pages where a competitor was getting cited on prompts we should be winning. Told me exactly what to fix. That kind of thing used to take me half a day of manual research.
Having everything in one place matters more than I expected. Before Alex I was checking Semrush for keywords, a separate tool for AI mentions, manually searching ChatGPT to see if we showed up. Now I open one dashboard and see all seven platforms at once. Sounds simple but it changed how I start my week.
The content generation is solid too — not perfect every time, but it produces articles with real citations and schema already baked in. I still edit them, but the starting point is way ahead of what I was getting from other AI writers.
For what we're paying ($39/mo) it's kind of absurd how much we were spending before trying to cobble the same thing together. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
if they could track shopify product separetly that woudl be great Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
