For white-label agency partners
Anyone can find the AI-answer gap.
We write what fills it.
- We write it. Others only find the gap.
- Under your brand. Your clients stay yours.
- A report every month that renews the retainer.
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.
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.
Why now
Your client's buyers ask an AI first.
The answer names somebody.
Three measurements from the last year. None of them are ours, and none of them are projections.
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94%1
of business buyers used AI during their most recent purchase. A year earlier it was 89%.
Forrester, Buyers' Journey Survey January 2026
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900M2
people use ChatGPT every week. Four months earlier it was 800 million.
OpenAI, reported by TechCrunch February 2026
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8 in 1003
Google visits that showed an AI summary ended with a click on a result. Without a summary: 15 in 100.
Pew Research Center July 2025
What changes on a Google results page when an AI summary appears
Share of visits. Browsing data from 900 US adults, March 2025. Pew Research Center, July 20254
- With an AI summary
- Without
Only 1 in 100 visits with a summary clicked a source cited inside it.
| Measure | Without | With an AI summary |
|---|---|---|
| Clicked a search result | 15% of visits | 8% of visits |
| Ended the session there | 16% of visits | 26% of visits |
Every one of those answers names somebody. Anyone can find the question where it is not your client. We write what fills it.
Where every article comes from
The monitoring isn't a dashboard.
It's the brief.
Every week we put your client's buying questions to AI assistants, for example ChatGPT and Google's Gemini, and record who gets named. Every article we write exists because one of those questions is being answered without your client in it. What we measure decides what we write next.
How the loop runs, step by stepMonitor
Every week we put your client's buying questions to AI assistants, for example ChatGPT and Google's Gemini, and record who gets named.
Brief
The questions your client is missing from are where the month's topics are chosen from. The brief is evidence, not a keyword list from nowhere.
Create
AI does the research and the first draft; a named person from your team or your client's reviews, edits and signs it before it goes out.
Review before publish is the default for every new client brand; publishing immediately is opt-in, per client.
Publish
Approved work goes live on the client's own blog, in every language they have switched on, or inside their own site over the Content Delivery API.
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.
The production is the product, and the published work reports back. Evidence-led, human-curated.
Running since May 2026
- two agency partners in pilot
- seven pilot brands
- over 650 articles live, in seven languages
- Monthly AI-Search Visibility Reports shipped on the 1st, two months running
- AI crawlers fetched the articles 38,000+ times in the last 90 days
Source: our own production database, read on 9 September 2026. Counts only. A crawl is not a citation. No names without consent.
See it running on our own brandAnd then the loop pays you back
The monthly client meeting,
productized.
Every retainer needs a reason to be renewed. The loop produces one: a Monthly AI-Search Visibility Report, a short branded PDF your client reads in minutes, in your brand and your colours, at the start of every month. The report is the artifact. The conversation is the renewal.
Sample · illustrative data
Monthly AI-Search Visibility Report
- What we measured. How AI assistants answered the tracked buying questions, and how the published articles performed.
- What we published. The articles that went live, in every language switched on.
- What moved, and what didn't. Trends across months, written plainly, including what stayed flat.
- What we would do next. Next month's topics, set by both readings.
Next step
Run the loop on one client.
Judge us on three reports.
Bring one retained client. We show you the monitoring, the articles it produced, the review flow and a real report. Three monthly reports later, you decide.
No minimum on standard monthly terms; founder terms carry a 12-month agreement per client brand.
Questions agencies actually ask.
Frequently Asked
Questions
Do you guarantee my client gets cited?
No. We don't promise AI citations, rankings, traffic, leads or revenue. AI answers vary between runs, between assistants and over time. We promise the process, the production and the documentation, and we report the trend, not a lucky single result.
Who writes the articles, and can we see them before they go live?
AI does the research and the first draft; a named person from your team or your client's reviews, edits and signs it before it goes out. Review before publish is the default for every new client brand, with a 7-day window; publishing immediately is opt-in, per client. Your client's own writers can publish alongside, free.
What does it cost?
One flat wholesale price per client brand, from client one: 2, 4 or 8 new original articles a month, one language included, extra languages as translations. No per-brand setup fee; a one-time partner onboarding fee applies, waived for founding partners in 2026. You set the client price. We walk through the wholesale table on the call.