Real people ask your buying questions and send back the answers. You get what was said, how often you came up, and who got named instead.
Report in four days. Every answer checked at the source.
“For a one-person team you want something you can set up in an afternoon. Northsky is usually the easiest to get running, though most people start with Plausible or Fathom…”
Not a score out of a black box — the real answers, quoted: what the models get right, where they're skeptical about you, and a ranked list of fixes to change what they tell your buyers next.
Across 30 buying questions and 40 people, the share of answers that name you at all.
The competitors appearing in the same answers, in the order they appear, and the sources cited.
Verbatim quotes of how you're described. Usually the part that gets forwarded internally.
These assistants personalize. The answer depends on who's asking — their history, their plan, their country. So we ask from real accounts instead of a blank one.
One question, four people, two never hear your name. Tools that probe the API get one of these and call it your visibility. You get the spread, and which segments you're missing.
Before we sell you a report, here's a real one — the exact check, run on ProductClank. The verdict, what the models praise, where they're skeptical, and the ranked fixes.
Both models call ProductClank “a real platform” and “a clever execution of a real trend.” They love the structural bet — performance-only rewards, creators as partners. But independently, almost every transcript lands on the same two doubts: the amplification mechanics flirt with platform ToS, and the growth story is “good vibes, thin evidence.” Bottom line, in Claude’s words: promising directionally — but they’d want to see verifiable outcomes before committing budget. Which is exactly what the last quarter of shipping has been about — every flag below now carries what we did about it.
The things buyers actually ask. We turn them into a prompt set and pick the segments.
Verified people, fresh chat, assigned question, own account. Every answer checked at the source.
Numbers, quotes, method. Nobody on the panel is paid more when your name shows up.
A few questions a week from the account you already use. One person, one account.