Every number we work from,
in one login.

One score out of 100, built from six measured signals: visibility, authority, citation quality, sentiment, entity strength and share of voice. Underneath it sits the part most clients read first — what the engines actually say when asked who you are, what you sell, where you operate and who you serve. Every answer is stored word for word and marked correct or wrong, so a false claim, a service you dropped or a city you never opened in, is something you can see and we can go and fix. No ranking report will ever surface a sentence like that.

How often the engines name you, and which way that is moving. You choose the questions your buyers actually ask; we run them across ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, AI Mode, Gemini, Perplexity and Copilot on a fixed schedule and record whether you were named, where in the answer you appeared, and who appeared beside you. Because the prompt set stays the same from run to run, the trend line means something. You are watching the same questions over time rather than a fresh sample each month.

The prompt-level detail behind the score. Every tracked question shows the answer the engine returned, whether you were named, where you sat in the list, and which sources it leaned on. You can add prompts yourself the moment sales tells you what buyers are asking. This is the screen that turns "our AI visibility is low" into a specific list of questions you are losing, which is the only version of that problem a content plan can be built from.

Which of your pages the engines quote, and which pages they quote instead of you. Every citation is logged with the engine, the prompt that triggered it and the URL it pointed to, so you can tell whether the page you invested in is the one being used. When a competitor's page or a third-party listicle keeps getting cited on your topic, it shows up here first, and it is usually the fastest thing to act on.

The engines hold a view of who belongs in your category, and it rarely matches your own list. This screen shows share of voice across your tracked prompts: who is named alongside you, who is named instead of you, and who is gaining. You pick the competitor set, so you can track the brands you actually lose deals to rather than the ones a tool decided were relevant.

Every mention of your brand we find across the web, with its source, date and sentiment. Reviews, forums, news, social posts and third-party lists land in one feed, because those are the same places the engines read when they form an opinion about you. Inaccurate or negative mentions are flagged so you can decide whether to respond, correct or leave it, and you can watch what that does to the sentiment line afterwards.

Every paid channel in one place. Spend, conversions, cost per conversion and clicks for whatever window you pick, pulled from the ad platforms on the last sync rather than estimated. The card most dashboards leave out sits near the top: money already spent on campaigns, keywords and search terms that produced nothing once the conversion lag window closed. You see the total, and you see the part of it you can stop paying for.

Every campaign across every connected account, with the column most reports omit: whether impression share is being lost to budget or lost to rank. That distinction decides the fix. Lost to budget means you are capped and more spend buys more. Lost to rank means bidding harder into a weak Quality Score, which costs more and changes nothing. Paused campaigns still show what they spent while they were running, so the totals reconcile with your invoice.

Every task we have open on your account, who owns it, and what state it is in. No status email required, and no "we are working on it" without a name and a date attached.

Where the account is pacing against the target you agreed, and what the current run rate projects by period end. When the forecast falls short, the screen says so before the invoice does.

What you have been billed, what is outstanding, and what each line covers. Media spend and management fee are separated, so you always know which number is ours and which is the platform.

Everything waiting on a decision from you, in one queue. Approving here pushes the change to the platform on the next sync. The portal has no write access to any ad account, by design: a specialist reviews, you approve, we execute. Nothing changes in your account because software decided it should.