The question that started everything
Traditional SEO tools measure a world of ten blue links that your buyers are steadily abandoning. Nothing on your dashboard tells you what the engines actually say when it matters. Businesses ask us the same question in different words — where am I being seen? — and until now there was no comprehensive, honest answer.
Sailiently exists to answer that question with measurements instead of guesses, and then to walk you step by step from knowing the answer to changing it. That walk has three steps, and each of our three tools is one of them.
Step one · Citation Radar
Where am I seen today?
You cannot improve a position you have never measured.
Citation Radar is the wide look. For your brand and your space it scans the raw material AI-facing search is built from: who gets cited (the backlink and citation footprint), who gets talked about (third-party mentions), who ranks (your keyword footprint, branded and non-branded), and who appears inside Google’s AI Overviews. Each scan is backed by evidence rows you can open, from live runs rather than stale indexes. Run one scan or bundle them; results stream into a live report per brand.
What to take away from it
- Your baseline. The honest picture of where you stand before you change anything. Without it you can never prove improvement.
- Your target list. The report separates the sources worth pursuing from the ones already competitor-owned, so you know which review sites, directories and guides are genuinely winnable rather than someone else’s moat.
- Your blind spots. The queries and surfaces where competitors appear and you simply do not exist yet.
Read it as a map, not a scorecard. Its job is to tell you where to point the next tool.
Step two · AI Visibility Tracker
How do I compare — and where are the openings?
When a buyer asks the questions that decide a purchase, do the engines name me — or my competition?
You bring your own buyer questions, or generate a slate from your keywords with the prompt generator. The tracker asks them across six AI engines — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode — and records, question by question and engine by engine: were you mentioned, were you cited, and who else was. An optional LLM Mentions add-on layers in indexed third-party mention data, covering Google AI Overviews and ChatGPT, as a separate measured source.
Share of voice
How you stand against your named competitors, per question, per engine.
The surprises
Companies the engines keep naming that you never listed — unknown competitors discovered rather than assumed.
The why
For the questions you lose, exactly which sources the engines cite instead of you. An abstract loss becomes a concrete content gap.
The openings
Open questions where no competitor owns the answer yet — where new content has the clearest path to citation.
Every conclusion drills to its evidence in one click. The report ends in a measured action plan with an accountability ledger, every table exports to CSV, and a read-only share link hands a client or a colleague the same navigable report — evidence included, nothing to install, nothing they can spend.
Step three · GEO Optimization
Close the gap
Now you know precisely which competitor URLs get cited on questions where yours do not.
Gap Analysis puts your page beside up to three competitors’ pages on the same question and shows, concretely, what theirs have that yours lacks. Page Rewrite produces a citation-ready rewrite of your page for how LLMs actually read — structure, answerability, quotable passages. And for the open questions the tracker surfaced, the ones nobody owns, you write the new content and then audit it, or audit and rewrite together, before it ships — so it goes out citation-ready rather than hopeful.
Then the step that makes this a system
- Re-run your AI Visibility scan later and measure the movement on the questions you targeted.
- Movement is measured across runs, per engine, per question — and where runs are not comparable, the report says so instead of drawing a flattering line.
- You either moved or you did not. Either way you know, and you know what to do next.
The loop is the philosophy
That loop is why the three tools are one product — and why everything is pay-per-use credits with no subscription. You pay when you measure or fix something, the loop earns its next turn by showing real movement, and a tool that only gets used when it is useful has to stay useful.
What we refuse to do
The story above only works if you can trust every number in it, so the product enforces rules most tools do not.
Every figure is a real measurement with its scope stated — this run, or across runs, never ambiguous.
Absence is disclosed, never dressed up — an engine we could not retrieve is excluded and said so, not counted as a zero against you.
Estimates are labelled as estimates — impact guesses never wear a measurement’s clothes.
No invented anything — no fabricated scores, testimonials or competitor claims, anywhere, ever. The discipline is enforced by an automated gate on every release.
Failed work refunds itself — automatically, to the exact amount charged.
We would rather show you a smaller, true number than a bigger, flattering one, because the loop above collapses the moment you stop believing the measurements.
Common questions
Which tool should I start with?
Citation Radar, because it gives you the baseline. You cannot prove improvement against a position you never measured. It also tells you which sources are genuinely winnable rather than already competitor-owned, which is what makes the next step worth running.
Do I have to use all three tools?
No. Each runs on its own and each produces something useful by itself. They share one credit balance and one account, and the loop is where the compounding happens - but nothing forces you through it.
Which AI engines do you measure?
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode. All six are included; there are no per-engine add-ons or tiers to climb.
What does it cost?
There is no subscription. $1 = 1 credit, bought from 10 credits upward. A Site Check is free, a URL Audit is 5 credits, a Page Rewrite 10, and a ten-prompt six-engine tracker run is 15. Every account starts with 15 free credits and no card.
What happens if a run fails?
It refunds itself automatically, to the exact amount charged. You are never billed for work that did not produce a result.
Can you guarantee I will get cited?
No, and we would be wary of any tool that does. Citation depends on factors beyond your page, including off-domain authority we do not measure. What we commit to is the measurement, the diagnosis, the fix and the re-measurement - and to telling you plainly when a number is an estimate rather than a measurement.
Can I share a report with a client?
Yes. A read-only share link hands a client or colleague the same navigable report, evidence included, with nothing to install and no credits they can spend.
If AI engines are answering your buyers, the only question that matters is whether the answer includes you. Sailiently exists so you never have to guess.