Found by AI

Monitor · Brief · Create · Publish · Measure

One programme. Written, published and proven under your brand.

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.

Sold only through partners. No direct price exists and there is no self-serve path - the programme reaches end clients through agencies. See the partner programme →

Where every article comes from

The monitoring isn't a dashboard. It's the brief.

Your clients' buyers ask AI before they ask anyone else, and AI answers with somebody. If it isn't your client, it's a competitor. So every piece we write exists because a specific buying 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 two things report back: the AI answers when we ask again, and the article itself, which tells us how often it was read, how many people clicked through from it to your client's site, and when AI assistants last fetched it. Both readings set the next brief. Monitoring is an ingredient of the programme, not a product you buy separately.

The loop, month after month
01

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.

02

Brief

Each question the client is missing from becomes a topic. The brief is evidence, not a keyword list from nowhere.

03

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.

04

Publish

Approved work goes live on the client’s own blog, in every language they have switched on.

05

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 your agency delivers each month

Every brand on the programme runs the same loop.

1

We measure.

Two readings, not one. Weekly, we put the buying questions in your client's category to assistants like ChatGPT and Google's AI answers, and record who is named - whether your client is recommended, who gets named instead, and which sources those answers lean on. And, for every article we have already published, how it is doing - down to the clicks through to your client's own site.

2

We produce.

Both readings set the brief - the questions still answered without your client, and what the published work is actually earning. We write the articles, answer blocks, structured fact sections, FAQs and comparison pieces that answer the questions buyers actually ask - plus refreshes when the answers move, and translations into every market the client sells in.

3

We publish.

Approved work goes live on a blog we host and run - on your client's subdomain or on your own white-label domain, one DNS record either way; a found-by.ai subdomain is the zero-config backup. Nobody has to touch their existing website.

4

We document.

Everything lands in a monthly report under your agency's brand: what was found, what was published, how each published piece performed, what moved in the AI answers, and what is planned next. It is built to run your client meeting.

Built to survive client scrutiny

Real people sign the work. Nothing has to publish unseen.

Role-accurate credits.

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.

Review before publish.

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. 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 writers too.

Their people can draft and publish their own posts in the same editor, alongside the articles the programme produces. Those posts are free and never count against the produced-content allowance.

Extra language markets.

Each market localizes the full article stream into that language, with its own URLs - and switching a language on brings the back catalogue with it: everything already published gets translated, included. Added per client, when the client sells there.

On the roadmap

Straight into your client's own CMS.

Connectors to WordPress, HubSpot, Shopify and other common CMS platforms are on our roadmap, so articles land inside the site your clients already have instead of a separate blog. They are not available yet, and we won't sell you a date. Roadmap work is prioritized on partner request - tell us which platform your clients run.

Not the right fit?

If your agency already has in-house editorial capacity and what you really want is maximum diagnostic breadth to direct your own writers, a dedicated analytics platform is the better buy, and we'll say so on the call. If you have writers but not the system around them, the programme runs as the ops unit under your editorial team - the monitoring, research, briefs and reporting, with your writers keeping the bylines. We're the right fit when you want the writing, the publishing and the monthly proof handled end to end under your brand.

What we don't promise

No guaranteed 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 rather than a lucky single result.

Next step

Book a 30-minute walkthrough.

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.