For marketers, founders and agencies

Your buyers ask ChatGPT what to buy. It names your rivals.

Keats finds every question where you’re left out and has your agent fix it, then shows you it worked.

Every week, on ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode and Perplexity.

Example: Prepco, a made-up brand

  1. Before

    Asked “Is there an SIE prep course with a pass guarantee?”, the assistants named Prepco in 23% of answers. Testwise and Passmark were named instead.

  2. The work

    Keats wrote the brief; the agent drafted /sie/pass-guarantee/ from it and filed the ticket, for a person to review and publish.

  3. The proof

    Prepco's earlier comparison page: +35 points on the questions it targeted by day 35, against +2 points on the ones it didn't touch.

What you get

From left out to named, one week at a time

Keats does the finding and the proving. Your agent, or your team, does the writing in between. Every screen here is the app itself, on a made-up brand.

  1. 01

    Know where you're left out

    Every week you see which buying questions name your rivals and not you, on ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google's AI answers. Swings that are only chance are marked as chance, so you don't chase them.

    See the weekly numbers

  2. 02

    Know why

    For each gap Keats finds the cause: a wrong fact about you, a page that's out of date, a page you don't have, or a review site that leaves you out. You see the pages the assistants read before they named a rival.

    See who they name instead

  3. 03

    Get the fix written

    Each gap becomes a card, the one worth most first, with a brief. Your agent drafts the page or the outreach and files the ticket; you review and publish. No agent? Your team writes from the same brief.

    See a brief

  4. 04

    Show that it worked

    Once a change is live, Keats compares the questions it targeted with the ones it didn't touch, at day 21 and day 35. You get a result you can put in front of your boss or your client, not a line that happened to go up.

    See a result

Example

One brand’s week, in numbers

Prepco is a made-up exam-prep brand. These are the numbers from its demo workspace, the same one every screenshot on this site is taken from. Week of November 9.

55%
of buying answers name Prepco, against an aim of 80%; Testwise is named in 62%.
312
answers read this week: 24 questions on five assistants, most asked three times.
+35 pts
on the questions a comparison page targeted, by day 35, against +2 on the questions it didn't touch.
8 weekly reads
in the trend, each with its noise band, so a move inside the noise isn't mistaken for progress.

Who it's for

What you walk away with

  • Marketers

    Answer "are we in ChatGPT's answers?" with a number you can defend, and a ranked list of what to do about it.

  • Founders

    Find out what AI assistants tell buyers about you and your price, and get it fixed without hiring a writer.

  • Agencies

    Add AI answers to every retainer, look after more clients per strategist, and show each client proof it worked.

What your agent can doFor agenciesKeats and monitoring tools

Questions

Questions people ask first

I already have an SEO tool.
Keep it. An SEO tool tells you where your pages rank in Google's links. Keats tells you what ChatGPT and the other assistants say when a buyer asks them to choose: which brands they name, and which pages they read before naming them. A page can rank first and still be left out of the answer, and only the second view tells you what to change.
Is AEO real, or SEO with a new name?
Buyers now ask an assistant and get two or three names back, not ten links. On 12 November 2026 Google answered with an AI Overview on all six searches we checked from our own buyers, and ChatGPT, asked eight questions buyers ask about tools like ours, named Peec AI and Otterly.AI four times each and Keats never. You can see your own case in a minute with the free check. Check your brand for free
What if I don't have an AI agent?
Then your team does the work from the app. Every gap comes with the same brief an agent would get: the questions it targets, what to write and what counts as done, ready to copy into a doc or hand to a writer. An agent saves the hours; it isn't required.
How fast will I see results?
You see where you stand within your first week, once you've approved your questions. A change you publish takes longer: assistants pick up new pages over weeks, so Keats reads its result 21 days after it goes live and again at 35. An earlier read would mostly measure chance, and we'd rather tell you that than show you a number that means nothing.

Pricing

Priced by the question

Each tracked question is asked every week on all five assistants. Diagnosis, briefs and evaluations are included. Approved teams start with a 14-day trial: card required, not charged until it ends.

  • Starter

    $49/mo

    50 questions, 1 brand

    One brand, the questions that sell.

  • Growth

    $149/mo

    200 questions, 3 brands

    A marketing team covering a few brands or product lines.

  • Agency

    $399/mo

    750 questions, unlimited brands

    Agencies running the weekly loop for many clients.

More questions on any plan: 50 more for $40/mo. Prices in US dollars, billed monthly, plus any tax. Compare plans

See where AI answers leave you out

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