ordinary search
Where you stand in plain search results
Ordinary search still sends most small businesses most of their customers. It is included with every paid plan here, next to the AI answers, so you are looking at one picture instead of two tools that disagree.
The industry calls this SEO. You do not need the acronym to use it, and it is not on the rest of this page.
The problem
What this looks like from where you are sitting.
Two tools telling you two things
One product tracks your search position, another tracks AI answers, and neither knows what the other found. You end up doing the joining up yourself.
Paying twice for the same look
Search tools are priced for agencies watching many websites. A business watching one is paying for a scale it does not use.
A number with nothing behind it
Position 7 does not tell you what to change. It tells you where you were on the day somebody looked.
A reading of this surface
This is what one looks like.
Example of the shape
Search
Ordinary results
The question a buyer types
“project management software”
Your position
14
Above you
atlassian.com · monday.com · asana.com · clickup.com
Off the first page
Every figure comes from a real question put to a real engine, saved with its date and the model that answered. Nothing here is a model guessing.
What you get back
A page you can read, and forward.
It lives at its own address and says the same thing in two weeks, which is what lets you send it to somebody without being there to explain it.
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Your position, alongside the AI answers
The same report, so you can see whether you are slipping in one place and holding in the other.
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The pages that influence your category
The sites both ordinary search and the assistants keep returning to, ranked by how often.
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A dated record you can compare
Every run is saved with its date, so this month against last month is a real comparison rather than a memory.
What it costs
Free to look, 19 dollars a month to keep looking.
You give four things — web address, business name, the kind of business you are in, and an email. You never write the questions. We ask a set a customer in your category would actually type.
Where this sits
We are not trying to beat the established search platforms at their own job. They have larger link databases and their own crawlers, and if that is what you need, buy theirs. This layer exists because once we are already asking the questions, adding it costs almost nothing, and having one picture beats having two.
What it will not do
We do not run our own crawler and we do not keep our own link index. Both come from a provider, and what you buy is a ceiling of rows per call rather than an unlimited database: five hundred pages a crawl and a thousand backlink rows at the top plan. If the job is agency-scale link research across thirty domains, buy a tool built for that. This is sized for a business watching one.
The other two surfaces