For the expert-led businesses AI has never named
Be the business AI recommends when someone asks who to hire.
The Tracker finds the exact buying questions AI is answering without you, writes the pages that answer them, then tells you the day AI starts recommending your business. Not a score. The actual receipt.
$0 today · card required · cancel anytime
Get mentioned by AI engines like
162,500 Microsoft Copilot citations · 160+ pages cited
The quiet problem
You've done the work. AI still hands the recommendation to someone else.
You know your craft. You've published the posts, helped real clients, and built something people trust once they find you. But when a buyer asks ChatGPT or Perplexity who to go to, your name doesn't come up. A competitor's does, sometimes one with thinner experience than yours. It isn't that you're behind. It's that nobody has shown you what these engines look for before they decide whose name to pass along.
Why now
AI became the new word of mouth, and almost nobody is positioned for it yet.
For years, getting found meant chasing the search box. That game is changing fast. People now ask an AI assistant for a recommendation and act on the first name it gives them. The sites that get named aren't the biggest. They're the ones built so an engine can read them, trust them, and quote them.
How it works
Get named by AI, then keep getting named.
It is a loop, not a one-time fix. We find the gaps, draft the pages to close them, and track your name showing up in more answers with every round.
Diagnose
We name the exact questions your buyers are asking where AI hands the answer to someone else, then check six things on your site to work out why.
Create
For every question you're losing, we draft the exact page that wins it, built in the structure the engines reward, ready for you to review and publish.
Get named
As those pages go live and the engines re-read you, your name starts showing up in the answers your buyers see. We let you know when it happens.
Measure
We re-scan your site on a schedule and stack you against the competitors AI already names, so you can see what landed and what you should be doing next.
The scorecard
The six signals we check.
For each one: what we found on your site, what it means, and the exact change to make.
- Topic Focus
- Go deep on one thing and you read as the expert. Sprawl across everything and you're nobody's first choice.
- Quotable Content
- Engines lift a clean, self-contained passage and credit the source. Writing that buries the point gets skipped.
- Technical Setup
- If a crawler can't reach your pages, you're invisible no matter how good the writing is.
- First-Hand Experience
- Your own methods, numbers, and examples are what separate you from everyone summarizing the same sources.
- Who's Behind It
- A named person with a track record is a trust signal. An anonymous page is a risk an engine would rather skip.
- Page Connections
- A cluster of linked pages reads as real depth on a subject. A one-off post doesn't.
This actually happened
This isn't a theory. It's the scoreboard from a site that did it.
BakingSubs sits in about the most ordinary niche there is: what to use instead of an ingredient. AI engines now recommend it on their own, 162,500 times on Copilot alone, and 112,500 of those landed in just the last three months. The curve is still bending up. The Tracker reads your site for the exact signals that made that happen.
162,500
times named by Copilot
112,500
of them in the last 3 months
160+
pages getting cited
$0
spent on ads to get there
Built by an operator, not an agency
Hi, I'm Malik.
That scoreboard above is mine. BakingSubs started as a side project with no brand and no plan to go viral, and I never expected an AI engine to find it, let alone recommend it on its own.
When I saw pages I'd half-forgotten getting quoted to people I'd never have reached, I had two reactions: I wanted to know exactly why it was working, and I wanted to watch the same thing happen on my other sites.
Once I figured out why, I built the tool that became this Tracker. Then it hit me that every expert-led operator needs the same thing: an honest read on where they stand in AI, clarity on the exact pages to build next, and proof it's working. That's the core of a resilient niche in this new AI-first world.
It's not just my site anymore
It's working for operators in completely different niches.
“I've gotten several orders in the last week from the East Coast, which is not normal. It makes me think maybe people are finding me through a little bit of this already.”
Anna Elmore, Goddess Gear · natural-fiber clothing sold at Colorado farmers markets
She was still publishing her first cluster of pages with this method when one hit #1 in Google's AI Overview for a question her buyers ask. Then the out-of-state orders started.
“This is not a new page, and it's not a blog post either. I reworked this page over the weekend following your method, and just published it yesterday. I've never seen this.”
Glenn Orloff, Metropolitan Shuttle · charter bus rentals
The day after it went live, Google's AI Overview was quoting his pricing page to buyers asking what a charter bus costs.
“Looks like AI is starting to notice my website. What's really interesting is it's picking up exactly what the website is about!”
Mark Barclay, SynaBot.ai · AI assistants for small business
He ran his site through the Tracker, worked the recommendations, and has his score up to 6.9 and climbing. Google's AI Overview now describes his product almost exactly the way he would.
Their results come from doing the work; yours will depend on your niche and effort.
Try it free for 3 days
Start where you are. Move up as you grow.
Every plan starts with a 3-day free trial and runs the full method on your site. Higher tiers add automation, more competitors, and more sites as you grow. No contracts, cancel anytime.
Core
For businesses that want the strategy and will execute it themselves.
Billed monthly
You'll always know which page is worth writing next, and it'll already be drafted.
- The buying questions AI is answering without you, named
- A finished page draft for any question you pick, with the blanks only you can fill
- Publish straight to WordPress in one click — we track the page for the citation
- Automatic re-scans, so you can see what your changes moved
- 1 site, and the one competitor AI is beating you with
Growth
For businesses that want the work done and just want to say yes to it.
Billed monthly
A finished page lands in your inbox every week, on autopilot.
- Everything included in Core
- Every week we pick the question you're losing that's worth the most, write the page, and email it to you
- Draft a whole topic cluster as one interlinked set, not one page at a time
- We find the competitors AI already leans on in your niche, no need to name them
- Add and scan as many sites as you like, with automatic re-scans and monitoring on your first 10
- 3 logins, so your marketing person, web designer, or VA gets their own way in
Scale
For agencies and portfolio owners running this across client sites.
Billed monthly
Every site in your portfolio gets its own page written every week, on autopilot.
- Everything included in Growth
- Autopilot on up to 25 sites, not just one — each client site gets its own page written every week
- We re-scan and monitor all 25 for you automatically
- Compare against up to 8 competitors at once
- 10 logins for your team
- White-label reports for clients, plus export and API accessSoon
Still wondering
Questions, answered.
Is this SEO?
No. SEO is about the search box. This is about whether an AI engine reads, trusts, and quotes you when someone asks it who to hire. Different game, different signals.
Can't I just ask ChatGPT to look at my site?
You can, and it will give you a different opinion every time you ask. The Tracker reads your actual pages the way an engine's crawler does, scores them the same way on every scan so movement is real, and turns each gap into a finished page draft instead of a suggestion.
I'm not a coach or a content brand. Does this fit me?
Yes. If you have a site and you want AI to name you when a buyer asks, the same six checks apply, whether you're a tradesperson, a local service, or an expert-led brand.
Do I need to be technical?
No. Every fix is written in plain language with the exact change to make, and we draft the pages for you.
How much of my time does this take?
The scan and the score are instant, and each week the Tracker points at one thing worth doing. Most fixes are small edits, and the new pages arrive already drafted, so your job is to review, add your own experience, and publish. An hour or two a week moves the score.
What if my site isn't on WordPress?
Everything works on any platform: the scan, the score, the fixes, and the page drafts. One-click publishing currently connects to WordPress; on any other platform you paste the finished page into your editor.
Do you need access to my website?
No. There's nothing to install and no logins to hand over. We read your public site exactly the way an AI engine does. If you later want one-click publishing, WordPress asks for your approval on its own screen and you can revoke it anytime.
How fast will I see results?
Your score and your first fix are instant. Getting named by an engine takes longer, which is why we re-scan and track movement over time.
Why is this a subscription and not a one-time audit?
Because AI visibility isn't a one-time fix. The engines re-read your site, competitors keep publishing, and the answers change. A single audit tells you where you stood on one day. The Tracker re-scans, tracks whether each fix actually moved the number, and keeps drafting the next page. The snapshot is what the free trial is for: run your first scan and see the whole loop before you're charged anything. The subscription is for what comes after, getting named and knowing it.
Can I cancel?
Anytime, in one click. No contract.
Free · no card
Not ready to start a trial?
Find out whether AI mentions your business at all. We ask Claude and Perplexity 8 buying-intent questions in your category and show you who's getting named instead. Takes about a minute.
Run my free Visibility Check →You're at a crossroads
90 days from now, either way.
You're going to spend the next 90 days regardless. The only question is where they leave you.
Without the Tracker
- Still publishing into the void, no idea if it's landing
- Watching thinner competitors get named in your place
- Guessing at fixes, with no way to tell what worked
With the Tracker
- A clear score and the one fix worth making first
- Each change you ship showing up as movement
- Your name starting to surface when buyers ask
3-day free trial · then $99/mo, cancel anytime