A buyer is asking ChatGPT which tool to use. Does it name you?

We prepare the pages, comparisons and site fixes that give ChatGPT a reason to name your B2B software company. Once you approve, we apply the fixes and hand you the articles ready to publish.

Free, no card, no signup. It usually takes 5–⁠10 minutes, and the report stays open for 30 days.

yourcompany.com
Example
In progress

Article

Best project management tools for remote teams

Writing…

In review

Article

Alternatives to Asana for small teams

A person on our team is reading it

Ready for your approval

Fix

Plan details/pricing

On approval: goes live on your WordPress page

Published

Fix

Page heading/integrations

Published last weekVerified on your site

Our own study · 92 B2B startups

Ask by name, and ChatGPT finds the company. Ask the way a buyer asks, and it almost never does.

Two groups of questions from one run of the same study of 92 B2B startups: the ones that carried the company's name, and the ones that did not.

The question carries the company's name

“Is Acme worth it for a team like ours?”

65%

named in 83 of 128 answers

The question does not

“Which tool fits a team like mine?” · “How do teams plan a launch?”

3%

named in 17 of 598 answers

Buying and topic questions together. The “which is the best…” questions alone: 8 of 79.

Our own study: 92 B2B startups at HackTown, ChatGPT with web search, one run, 3–6 September 2026. A regional, self-selected sample — a probe, not your odds. Method and data

None of this shows in your analytics: the shortlist is settled inside the chat, before anyone visits a site.

How it works

We prepare the work. You approve it.

Two of the three steps are ours. The third is a look at finished work, like the example here.

01 · ours

We ask your buyers’ questions

The same set goes to ChatGPT every Monday. We keep the answers word for word, and who it named instead of you.

02 · ours

We write it and fix it

Pages and comparisons written, page fixes prepared, the pitch to other sites drafted. Someone on our team reads all of it before you do.

03 · yours

You review, we publish

It arrives finished, like the example here. What approving does depends on the work:

  • A WordPress page fixWe apply it
  • A new articleArrives as a draft you publish
  • A change through your repositoryYour developer accepts it

Page fix — Plan details

yourcompany.com/pricing

Ready for your approval

Before

Pricing

Choose the plan that’s right for you.

  • StarterContact us
  • TeamContact us
  • BusinessContact us

Plans named; no price, no audience, nothing an assistant can quote.

After

Pricing for product teams

From $19 per user, per month, from five seats to five hundred. Slack, Jira and GitHub on every plan.

  • Starter$19
  • Team$29
  • Business$49

Price, audience and integrations in plain text — the form an assistant copies from.

On approval: applied to your WordPress page.

Nothing goes live until you approve it — and a person on our team reads it before you do.

Illustrative example for a fictional company. Your account shows your own pages.

What we make

Five kinds of work, drawn the way they reach you. Illustrative examples for a fictional company — your account shows your own work.

A page that answers the question

Written for the exact question where a competitor gets named today. Findable in Google too.

Which project tool fits a ten-person team?

A draft on your blog — you press publish

For ten people the choice comes down to how much structure you want: a board, a list with owners, or a plan with dates. Below, one tool that fits each case, what it costs at ten seats, and which ones connect to Slack.

  • If you want a board
  • If you want a list with owners
  • If you want dates and dependencies

Your facts, in a form an assistant can copy

Price, audience, what you connect to — stated once, in plain text, so the answer is not a guess.

What you do
Project tracking for product teams
Who it is for
Product teams, 5 to 500 seats
Price
From $19 per user, per month
Location
Berlin, Germany

Goes into your page copy and FAQ — not published as a table.

A directory profile, written

When Crunchbase, G2 and your registry disagree about you, the assistant picks one version.

G2 profile draft

You submit it from your own G2 account

Company
Acme
Description
Project tracking for product teams from five seats to five hundred — boards, lists and plans with owners.
Category
Project management
Website
yourcompany.com

An outreach email, written

A mention on a site your buyer already reads is worth more than another page of ours.

To: editor of a round-up of project tools for growing product teams

Subject: A tool worth a line in your round-up

Your list of project tools is the one our buyers read. In case it earns a line: Acme is project tracking for product teams from five seats to five hundred, from $19 per user. Happy to send a two-line summary.

You send it from your own inbox — whether they publish is their call

A page title that says what you sell

“Solutions” tells an assistant nothing.

Before: Solutions | Acme

After: Project tracking for ten-person product teams | Acme

Applied to your page on approval.

You can check every piece of this on your own site. What a model says about you is not ours to guarantee. How we measure it

Who this is for

B2B SaaS companies — founder, marketer or a full growth team; the weekly work is ours either way. A live site is all it assumes.

Your competitor gets named, you don't

Same buyers, same question, same answer — with a name in it that isn't yours. We measure that answer week by week and work on the reasons it reads that way.

Your product facts are out of date in AI answers

Prices, plans, who you serve, what you connect to — assistants answer from whatever they found. We keep it current on your site, and write the profile updates you file from your own accounts.

The improvements keep getting postponed

The pages, the fixes and the outreach are never this week's emergency. We prepare them; you approve; the queue keeps moving.

Every Monday

See when ChatGPT mentions your company.

The same buyer questions go to ChatGPT every Monday. We keep the answers word for word: whether you were named, who was named instead, and the sources it cited.

Every Monday

Ask your buyers’ questions

Saved answers, sources, and who was named.

Within your plan’s monthly volume

Prepare pages and fixes

Finished work in your queue, waiting for your approval.

Nightly, until we have seen it live

Check what we published

We open your live page and confirm the change landed.

Named in 9 of 30 buyer answers this week

One reading a week, on the same 30 questions

Named in 9 of 30 buyer answers this week
  • wk 3: plan details went live on /pricing
  • wk 6: comparison page went live

Change vs last week: +1 of 30 — within the margin of error (±17 points at 30 questions)

One of this week’s 30 answers

“Which project tracking tool works for a 300-person product organization?”

yourcompany.com — not named

Named instead: Competitor A, Competitor B

Named instead of you this week

  • Competitor A21 of 30
  • Competitor B17 of 30
  • Competitor C14 of 30
  • Your company9 of 30

Marks show the weeks our work went live. They date it; they do not claim it caused the line.

Illustrative example — your account shows your own questions and names. Competitor names appear in your own report; here they are lettered.

The free check

Read what ChatGPT says about you.

Free, for one domain. This is what comes back.

  • Your domain is all it needs — no signup, no card, no call.
  • 8 buyer questions go to ChatGPT; 3 of them open in full, with sources. The other 5 show whether you were named.
  • It usually takes 5–⁠10 minutes. The report stays open for 30 days; typing your domain here again reopens it.

Rather check without us? Ask ChatGPT a buyer's question that does not contain your name, and see whose names come back.

Your free reportyourcompany.comIllustrative example

Question 1 of 8 — opened in full

“Which project tool fits a ten-person team?”

For a team that size the usual shortlist is Competitor A, Competitor B and Competitor C. Competitor A if you want boards, Competitor B if you want a list with owners…

Sources citedg2.comreddit.com

yourcompany.com — not named

One thing on your site

Your pricing page does not state a price an assistant can quote.

7 more questions in the report, 2 more opened in full — and what it would cost to fix what is missing.

Pricing

One setup, then a monthly plan with the work included.

An agency that does this work starts in the thousands a month. A cheaper tool hands you a to-do list and leaves the work where it was.

First month free on every paid plan — the setup is quoted and paid separately

Lite

For seeing the answers first, and fixing what is plainly wrong.

$29/month

25

credits of done-for-you work a month · about 1 article, or 25 quick page fixes, or 8 page improvements

Monitored in

ChatGPT

real answers, not simulations

  • 10monitoring prompts · weekly
  • 2competitors tracked in AI answers
  • 1language version of your site
  • 1user
Most Popular

Growth

For handing the weekly writing and publishing over to us. Most start here.

$99/month

100

credits of done-for-you work a month · about 6 articles, or 100 quick page fixes, or 33 page improvements

Monitored in

ChatGPT

real answers, not simulations

  • 30monitoring prompts · weekly
  • 5competitors tracked in AI answers
  • 1language version of your site
  • 1user

Scale

For selling in two languages, or against a name assistants already know.

$299/month

350

credits of done-for-you work a month · about 21 articles, or 350 quick page fixes, or 116 page improvements

Monitored in

ChatGPTClaude

real answers, not simulations

  • 100monitoring prompts · weekly
  • 10competitors tracked in AI answers
  • 3language versions of your site
  • 3users

Agency & Enterprise

For agencies running this across several client sites, under their own brand.

Custom

Individual terms — scoped to your portfolio

Custom

credits of done-for-you work a month — on custom terms, sized to your portfolio

Monitored in

Custom

real answers, not simulations

Everything in Scale, plus:

  • Multiple sites — agencies from 2 project slots
  • White-label reports + per-client approval dashboards
  • Dedicated success team
  • Custom capacity · SLAs · individual pricing

On every plan

  • Site size doesn't change your plan
  • Done-for-you fixes — you approve; we apply them or hand them over ready to publish
  • Off-site pitches: we write the target list and the pitch, you press send
  • WordPress / Webflow / GitHub / GA4 integrations

Quoted from your own report and shown before you pay. Free rework until you approve — and a refund of the setup fee for anything we don't deliver.

Technical fixes land in days. Mentions in AI answers move slower and far less predictably, and we won't put a date on them — our own weekly measurements don't support one. What you get instead is the line itself, every week, rising or flat.

Setups land between $49 and $1,500. Above that it stops being self-serve and becomes a conversation.

What still needs you

For the free report, only your domain. On a plan, these three.

Every week

Review and approve finished work. Nothing goes live without it.

Once, at setup

Access to your site — WordPress, Webflow or your developer's repository — or choose to receive each change ready to paste.

When it comes up

Only for the work that is yours to file:

  • Send the pitches we write, from your own inbox.
  • Submit the directory profiles from your own accounts — they are your company's, not ours to hold.
  • Follow the hosting or CDN steps we write out, if your site turns assistants away at the door.

Fair questions

See the answer your buyer sees.

Type your domain. Read what it says about you.

Free, no card and no signup. The analysis runs on its own and usually takes 5–⁠10 minutes.

Organicus AI is a done-for-you AI visibility service for B2B software companies: we write the pages, fix the site and write the outreach that asks other sites to mention you, then publish what you approve.