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Find It
Buyers ask Google and AI assistants long before they ask you. This maps every commercially relevant search and prompt in your category, builds the pages that close the gaps, and earns you a place in the third-party sources those answers are built from. Scored every month against whoever is winning it today.
- Price
- $2,500/mo
- Billing
- Monthly. Cancel any time.
- Working means
- you are named in answers where you were invisible, and the score says by how much
◆ What lands
What you
get
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Comparison, alternatives, and use case pages that close the gaps
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Technical fixes so crawlers and assistants can actually read the site
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A place earned in the third-party sources AI answers cite
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A monthly score for how much of that market you own
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The same score for the competitor winning it today
Illustrative. Not client data.
◆ How it runs
Fixed price.
No surprises
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Scope it
A call to agree what we're taking off your plate and what working looks like. The price is fixed before anything starts.
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Build it
The first weeks set it up inside your accounts, tuned to your business rather than a template. You see early output and steer it.
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Run it
It keeps running, gets monitored, and changes as the business does. Your part is approvals. Cancel any time.
The guarantee
Fixed price, agreed before the work starts. If it isn't working, you don't keep paying.
For Find It, working means you are named in answers where you were invisible, and the score says by how much. Published up front so there is nothing subjective to argue about later.
◆ Who this is for
Honest about
who this fits
Good fit
- Founders whose category has real search demand they are not capturing
- Teams losing deals to a competitor that AI assistants keep recommending
- B2B SaaS with a site that ranks for nothing close to revenue
Not a fit
- Anyone who wants a guaranteed ranking or a lead quota
- Categories with no commercial search demand to capture
◆ Common questions
Anything else
on your mind?
How is this different from SEO?
It includes SEO rather than replacing it. Google is still the largest opportunity by a wide margin, and it is also the largest AI search surface. The difference is what gets measured: not articles published or links built, but what share of the searches and prompts your buyers actually run you show up for.
How do you measure it?
One number, always shown next to a competitor's. It combines where you rank on Google, how often assistants name you, how many of the sources those answers cite mention you, and how much of the demand your site covers at all. On its own the number means little. Next to the company beating you, it tells you exactly what to fix.
How long before anything moves?
Technical fixes and pages that are close to ranking can move inside weeks. Building coverage across a category and earning a place in the sources that get cited takes months. The monthly score is what shows you which is happening.
Take it off
your plate
A 30-minute call to agree the scope and the number. Nothing starts until both are settled.
No pitch · No pressure · No commitment