Best tool for the job. Alternatives to the one they have. One against another. Software buyers hand those three questions to AI now, and the answer is a shortlist with reasons.
A snapshot of what AI says about you today. No meeting required.
What one answer looks like
"best scheduling software for field service teams"
Routewise
Routewise and Dispatchly are fictional. Your report has your competitors and what AI actually said.
Examples of how buyers phrase it. Your report uses the questions that fit your business, written with you.
Software buyers ask AI for the best tool for a job, for alternatives to the one they already pay for, and for a head-to-head between two they're weighing. A product can win one shape and vanish from the other two. The report asks all three for your category, so you see which ones you're missing.
Alternatives to a tool is a comparison question, and the answer comes with sources: a software review site, a comparison listicle, a forum thread where someone asked the same thing two years ago. Your product gets described in their words. The report shows which pages sit behind each answer to your buyers' questions, so you know who is writing your comparison for you.
When a buyer asks what a tool costs or whether it does a specific thing, the answer comes from what's published. A pricing page that says only "contact us" gives the assistant nothing to repeat, so the answer skips the question or quotes a competitor's page instead. The report quotes what AI says about your pricing and your features, word for word, so you can hold it against what your docs actually say.
AI describes you from what it has read, and some of what it has read is two years old. Features that shipped since, a pricing change, a new segment you serve: none of it reaches the answer until it's written somewhere AI picks up. The report quotes how AI describes you today, so you can see the gap in its own words.
We choose which assistants to focus on for each client based on where their buyers ask, and for SaaS companies these are the ones we start with. The free report covers ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews. Paid plans track the 3 assistants your buyers use, chosen with you: ChatGPT, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, or Google's AI Overviews and AI Mode.
A full report for Routewise, the way a client receives it. Read it on the page or download the PDF.
Illustrative sample. Fictional brand and made-up data, showing what the free report looks like.
The free report answers that for your category. We run the questions your buyers ask AI, analyze hundreds of answers, and show you what came back, word for word. If AI names nobody for your category yet, the report says so, and that's useful too.
We don't manage review sites. The report shows whether AI is quoting them when it describes you, and the roadmap says what to do about it.
Every report compares you with the competitors you name and the ones AI names on its own. The monthly service tracks both over time.
We run the questions buyers in your industry ask AI, analyze hundreds of answers from ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews, and show you who gets named, how you're described and which sources AI relies on. Paid plans track the 3 assistants your buyers use, chosen with you: ChatGPT, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, or Google's AI Overviews and AI Mode. A written report, a snapshot of one date, not a trend. No meeting required. No obligation.
Delivered within 2 business days. A snapshot of what AI says about you today. No meeting required.