Get your SaaS named in ChatGPT.

We work to get your product on the shortlist buyers ask ChatGPT for, and show you each month whether it is.

Sound familiar?

Most software teams we talk to are dealing with at least one of these.

  1. 01

    Buyers ask ChatGPT, and it names your competitors

    A team choosing a tool asks ChatGPT which ones to look at, and it answers with a handful of names. If yours is missing, those buyers start their search without you.

    How we fix it. We find the questions your buyers ask and work on each source ChatGPT uses to answer them.

    ChatGPT names today

    • Competitor A
    • Competitor B
    • Competitor C
    • Your product not named

    What we work toward

    • Competitor A
    • Your product
    • Competitor B
    A buyer asks ChatGPT for a shortlist, and the brands it names.
  2. 02

    ChatGPT answers from pages you do not control

    Before it answers, ChatGPT reads roundups, review sites, and directories. In November 2026 we asked it who builds marketing websites for B2B SaaS companies, and it named eight agencies and cited six roundup articles as its sources.

    How we fix it. We get your product listed where it belongs: review sites like G2 and Capterra, the roundups ChatGPT cites for your category, and the directories in your market.

    Pages read for “best reporting tool”

    1. Review siteThe 10 best reporting tools in 2026
    2. Agency blogReporting software, compared
    3. DirectoryTop reporting tools, by rating
    4. Your website and listingsYour product, its price, and how it comparesWhat we add
    The pages ChatGPT reads before it answers, and where your product belongs among them.
  3. 03

    Your website leaves the key facts out

    ChatGPT can only repeat what it can find. If your pricing, integrations, and the teams you serve are buried or missing, it describes a competitor whose site states them plainly.

    How we fix it. We add plain pages and answers for each fact a buyer asks about: who it is for, what it costs, what it connects to, and how it compares.

    Your product today

    • Use cases
    • Integrations
    • Pricing
    • Security
    • Comparisons
    • Customer results

    Your website

    • Use cases
    • Integrations not on the site
    • Pricing
    • Security not on the site
    • Comparisons not on the site
    • Customer results not on the site
    What the product does today, against what the website shows.
  4. 04

    Nobody can tell whether it is working

    Answers change each time someone asks, and ChatGPT shares no search data with you. Most teams check once, by hand, and guess.

    How we fix it. Each month we ask 25 of your buyers’ questions and report which ones named you, in what position, and which pages ChatGPT read.

    Question a buyer asksThis month
    Best reporting tool for a 20-person team?Named, 3rd of 5
    Alternatives to Competitor A?Not named
    Reporting tool that connects to HubSpot?Named, 1st of 4
    An example of the monthly check: your buyers’ questions, and whether ChatGPT named you.

What happens each month

  1. 01

    We write your buyers’ questions

    Twenty-five of them, with your sales team: shortlists, alternatives to named competitors, and the problem you solve.

  2. 02

    We ask them in ChatGPT

    Logged out and phrased the way a buyer would, recording every brand named and every page cited.

  3. 03

    We work on the sources

    Your own pages first, then the listings and roundups where your product is missing.

  4. 04

    We report in plain words

    Which questions named you this month, which did not, and what we are changing next.

Questions about ChatGPT and AI search

What is AI search optimization?
It is the work of getting your product named when buyers ask ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, or Google’s AI answers for a recommendation. You may also see it called GEO (generative engine optimization) or AEO (answer engine optimization). Most of it is careful SEO: clear pages, comparison pages, and listings on the sites these tools read.
Which questions do you check each month?
Twenty-five questions your buyers would ask, written with your sales team: shortlists for your category, alternatives to competitors you name, and questions about the problem your product solves. We ask them in a logged-out browser and record every brand named and every page cited.
How soon can ChatGPT start naming us?
Changes to your own site can show up as soon as ChatGPT next reads the page. Getting into someone else’s roundup takes longer, because its publisher decides when to update it. The monthly check shows where you stand each time.
Do you work on review sites like G2 and Capterra?
Yes. We set up or tidy your listings so they say the same things as your website, and we write a short email you can send customers to ask for a review.
What does it cost?
It is part of our SaaS SEO work at $675 a month, month to month.

See where you stand in ChatGPT.

Send us your website and the competitors you lose deals to. We will ask ChatGPT your buyers’ questions and reply with what it says today and a fixed monthly price.