For white-label agency partners
Anyone can find the AI-answer gap.
We write what fills it.
We track which buying questions AI answers without your client, write and publish the content that answers them, and measure both the AI answers and the clicks to your client's site - and what we measure decides what we write next, all under your brand.
Monitoring shows which buying questions the leading AI assistants already answer with somebody else's name. Those exact questions become the month's articles. Then the articles report back.
The buying question
Buyer
"Which specialist accountants are best for SaaS companies in Denmark?"
AI answer
Based on what I can find, the clearest recommendation is:
> [SOMEBODY ELSE]
Not your client. That is the gap.
Where every article comes from
The monitoring isn't a dashboard.
It's the brief.
Every piece we write exists because a specific question is being answered right now without your client in it. Most tools stop at detection and hand the work back to your team. We write the piece - and then we read two things back. How the AI answers move, and what each published article actually did: how often it was read, how many people clicked through from it to your client's own site, and when AI assistants last fetched the page. Both readings decide next month's brief - the evidence sets the topics, and a named person on your side reviews and signs every piece before it goes out.
Monitor
Weekly, we put the buying questions in the client's category to assistants like ChatGPT and Google's AI answers - and record who gets named instead.
Brief
Each question the client is missing from becomes a topic. The brief is evidence, not a keyword list from nowhere.
Create
We do the writing. The article, the answer block, the fact section, the FAQ - each one signed by a named editor from your team or your client's.
Publish
Approved work goes live on the client’s own blog, in every language they have switched on.
Measure
Two readings: the same questions asked again, and what the published pieces earned - reads, click-throughs to the client’s site, and when AI assistants last fetched them. Both readings set the next brief.
Detection is where other tools stop. The production is the product - and the published work reports back.
What "we produce it" actually means
We produce it.
Not a brief for your team to execute.
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Original articles
that answer the buying questions themselves.
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Answer blocks
written to be quoted.
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Structured fact sections
a machine can parse.
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FAQs
built from the questions buyers actually ask.
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Comparison pieces
for the questions where buyers weigh two options.
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Refreshes
of what already exists when the answers move.
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Translations
into every market the client sells in.
Written twice over: for the way AI assistants read a page, and for the way search engines and people still do.
Where the content lands
It publishes on your client's domain.
Nobody has to touch their website.
The second question every agency asks is where the articles actually go. Here is what is true today - and what is not yet.
A blog we host and run.
The content lives on your client's subdomain - blog.clientdomain.com - or on your own white-label domain. One DNS record either way; no plugin, no theme work, nothing to schedule with whoever built the site. We host it, run it and keep it fast.
Want to skip the DNS dance? A found-by.ai subdomain works from day one - nothing to configure - and you move across whenever you're ready.
Straight into their own CMS.
Connectors to WordPress, HubSpot, Shopify and other common systems are on our roadmap - so the articles land inside the site your clients already have, instead of a separate blog.
Roadmap work is prioritized on partner request. Tell us which platform your clients run and it moves up the queue.
Tell us what your clients run
The connectors are not available yet, and we will not sell you a date.
Why it survives client scrutiny
Real people sign the work.
Nothing has to publish unseen.
The hard question is not "does AI matter" - it is "who wrote this, and would I put my client's name on it?" The honest answer: an agentic authoring system does the research and the writing - real research that reads your client's site and links deep into their product pages - through layered quality gates and rewrite passes that hunt down machine-sounding prose. Then a named person from your team or your client's reviews, edits and signs it before it goes out.
Role-accurate credits, not anonymous output.
Articles the programme produces name the person who reviewed them - a real person from your team or your client's, with a job title and a public professional profile we vet before it can appear publicly. Posts written by your client's team name their writer. Credit and structured author data reflect the real contribution, in a form AI systems and search engines can read.
Nothing goes out under your brand without sign-off.
Review before publish is the default: your team edits the headline, the meta description and the body first, and approval is role-gated so only the people you choose can release. Translated articles follow the same rule - they are reviewed and approved before they go live, never released silently. Autopublish is opt-in, per client. One default we disclose up front: a draft left unreviewed for 7 days publishes with a notification - switchable off per client.
Your client's own writers are welcome.
Their people can write and publish their own posts alongside the articles the programme produces, free - they never count against the produced-content allowance.
Reviewed by [Reviewer Name]
[Job title] · [Agency or client]
Public professional profile linked · structured author data attached · approved in your dashboard before publication
White-label, in one paragraph
Your brand on all of it.
Your clients remain your clients.
The portal your client logs into, the monthly report they read and every email they receive carry your brand - we are not on any of it. We never solicit your clients, ever. And there is no minimum commitment: start with one client, and judge us on the first report.
And then the loop pays you back
The monthly client meeting,
productized.
Every retainer needs a reason to be renewed. The loop produces one you don't have to invent: a short, branded report your client reads every month, standing on evidence and on content we shipped for them. The report is the artifact. The conversation is the renewal.
Your Brand · Monthly AI-Search Report · [Client] · [Month]
Where AI puts your client - and what we did about it.
- Movement across the tracked buying questions, read as a trend rather than a single run
- Which competitors appear in the same answers, and where
- Everything published this month, each piece signed by a named person on your side
- How each published piece performed - down to the clicks through to your client's own site
- The topics still unanswered, and the plan for next month - chosen from both readings
Short enough to read before the meeting. Clean enough to forward to the client's board.
What the report does for the agency
It doesn't replace your strategy.
It restocks it, every month.
The recurring fee becomes legible.
A document the client actually receives, twelve times a year, is what a retainer looks like from their side of the table.
The next meeting writes itself.
What moved, what didn't, what we'd do next - that is an agenda, already drafted.
The gaps sell the follow-on work.
Not every gap is a content gap: they point at technical work, PR, conversion work, a new market - the projects you package and sell.
What we don't promise: no guaranteed AI citations, rankings, traffic, leads or revenue. AI answers vary between runs and between assistants. We promise the process, the production and the documentation - and we report the trend, not a lucky single result.
Next step
Scan a client.
Then book 30 minutes.
Bring one client you'd try this on. We'll walk the monitoring, the articles it produced, the review flow and a real report end to end.
Founder terms + pilot seats - one client, three report cycles, no cohort fee, walk away with your full export - for agencies onboarding in 2026. Ask us.
Questions agencies actually ask.
Frequently Asked
Questions
Who is this for?
Marketing agencies that want to sell AI-search visibility as a retainer service without building an editorial or engineering team for it. We sell exclusively through partners - we do not sell to end clients.
What do you do that a monitoring tool doesn't?
Monitoring tools tell you which questions your client is missing from, then hand the work back to your team. We treat that finding as the brief and produce the content against it - written, reviewed, published and measured. And we keep measuring after publication - down to the clicks through from each article to your client's site. Those two readings - the AI answers and the article's own performance - set the next brief.
Whose brand is on it?
Yours. The portal your client logs into, the monthly report they read and every email they receive carry your brand - we are not on any of it. Your clients remain your clients: we never solicit them, ever.
Where do the articles get published?
On a blog we host and run - on your client's subdomain (blog.clientdomain.com) or on your own white-label domain, one DNS record either way, no plugin and no theme work. Want to skip the DNS dance? A found-by.ai subdomain needs nothing configured, and you move across whenever you're ready. Connectors to WordPress, HubSpot, Shopify and other common systems are on our roadmap, prioritized on partner request; they are not available yet and we will not sell you a date.
Who writes the articles, and can we see them before they go live?
An agentic authoring system does the research and the writing - real research that reads your client's site and links deep into their product pages - through layered quality gates and rewrite passes that hunt down machine-sounding prose. Then a named person from your team or your client's reviews, edits and signs it before it goes out - a real person with a job title and a public professional profile, whose profile we vet before it can appear publicly. Credits are role-accurate: articles the programme produces name the person who reviewed them, posts written by your client's team name their writer - backed by structured author data. Review before publish is the default: your team edits the headline, the meta description and the body first, and approval is role-gated. Translated articles follow the same rule - they are reviewed and approved before they go live, never released silently. Autopublish is opt-in, per client. Your client's own writers can publish alongside the articles the programme produces, at no charge.
Do you guarantee results?
No. We do not promise AI citations, rankings, traffic, leads or revenue. AI answers vary between runs and between assistants. We promise the process, the production and the documentation - and we report the trend, not a lucky single result.
What does it cost?
Partner pricing is wholesale and your margin is yours to set. We walk through the current rate sheet on a call rather than publishing it here. Founding partner terms are available for agencies onboarding in 2026 - ask us.