Get AI to recommend your software
When someone asks ChatGPT or Google’s AI for the best software in your category, we find out if you’re on the list and who’s named instead. Then we make the fixes for you. You run your product. We handle the AI part.
- Plans from $450
- “Best X”, “X vs Y” and “alternatives” questions
- We make the changes for you
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How software buyers use AI to pick a tool
Software buyers increasingly start with a question instead of a search: “What’s the best CRM for a 10-person sales team?” The answer is a shortlist of three to six products with a reason for each. If you’re missing, or described with an old pricing model or the wrong category, that buyer may never reach your site. Our article on getting recommended by ChatGPT explains how those lists are built.
Questions we check for software companies
| Kind of question | Example |
|---|---|
| Best for | “Best [category] software for [team size / industry]” |
| Head-to-head | “[You] vs [competitor]: which is better for [use case]?” |
| Alternatives | “[Competitor] alternatives for [audience]” |
| Pricing | “How much does [category] software cost?” · “Cheapest [category] with [feature]” |
| Fit and integrations | “Does [you] integrate with [tool]?” · “Is [you] good for [use case]?” |
We write these with you, tuned to your category and the customers you actually want.
Where AI gets its software answers
Vendor websites, software review platforms such as G2 and Capterra, comparison and “best tools” articles, Reddit threads and YouTube reviews all show up as cited sources in software answers. The mix differs by category and engine, so we list the exact sites AI links to for your questions, and we work on each one for you.
Sample result: a software company, anonymized
Our published sample report is a software example: a well-known sales CRM (not a client).
- Competitor A's own sitecited in 12 of 26
- Video platform (YouTube)cited in 9 of 26
- Sample brand's own sitecited in 8 of 26
- Discussion forum (Reddit)cited in 8 of 26
- Competitor B's own sitecited in 7 of 26
Sample data: our anonymized sample audit of a well-known sales CRM (not a client), November 2026, 26 answers across 5 engines. Results vary from run to run.
What we do for software companies
Comparison pages
We write and publish fair “you vs competitor” and “alternatives” pages for you.
Behind-the-scenes labels
We add the labels that tell AI what your product is, what it costs and who makes it, on your site, for you.
Clear prices and “best for”
We rewrite your plans, prices and who you’re for in plain sentences AI can quote.
The same facts everywhere
We update your description and category on your site, review profiles, LinkedIn and directories.
Outside sites AI trusts
We work on the review sites and lists AI links to for your questions.
Ongoing care
We keep checking, keep making fixes as things change, and send a plain-English monthly update.
See examples of the changes we make (for a fictional company).
Pricing
Small Business
$999 check + fixes
or $450 for the check alone
$999 is for the check and fixes bought together up front ($1,400 if bought separately). Buy the check on its own for $450. Fixes added later are $950.
- A check of what ChatGPT, Gemini and Google’s AI say about you and your competitors
- A plain-English report on what’s holding you back
- We make the fixes for you: your website, key pages and business listings
- You just give us access or approve each change
Standard
from $750
- AI Visibility Audit: $750 one-time
- Implementation Pack: $1,500, or $1,950 with the audit
- Ongoing care: $290 or $590/month
Enterprise
from $2,500
- Audit from $2,500
- Done-for-you fixes from $4,500
- Ongoing care from $1,250/month
Every plan is tailored to your business once we get to know you and your customers, so you get the work that matters most for you.
Billed by invoice, payable by bank wire or ACH. No online checkout. Full services and pricing.
Questions from software companies
Do review sites like G2 and Capterra matter for AI answers?
Often, yes: review platforms and comparison articles show up as cited sources for many software questions. Which ones matter in your category is something to measure, not assume; our check lists the sites AI actually links to for your questions.
Should we publish “[competitor] alternatives” and “vs” pages?
Usually. Buyers ask those questions, and engines need a page that answers them. Keep them fair and specific; thin or misleading comparison pages rarely get cited and can hurt trust.
We’re product-led with a free plan. Is this still relevant?
Yes. Self-serve buyers often ask AI for the “best free” or “cheapest” option in a category. Clear pricing and plan facts help engines describe you accurately.
Can you guarantee we’ll appear in “best [category] software” answers?
No. We check where you stand, fix what we can for you, and keep watch.
See if AI names you in your category.
Book a quick phone call. We’ll find the plan that fits.