AI search is the new App Store SEO. GetIntel scans ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Gemini for your product across the prompts buyers actually ask. Finds every gap where competitors get named and you don't. Ships the actions to close them. $39/mo for the first 100 founders.
Hey PH π,
I'm Tarang. Last SaaS hit $800K ARR on App Store SEO. That whole playbook is dying. The new gatekeepers are ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, and if they don't name you when someone asks "what's the best X for Y," you don't exist.
GetIntel does two things:
1. Visibility. It scans those four engines across the prompts your buyers actually use, and shows you every prompt where competitors get named and you don't. Most founders find 30+ gaps in the first audit.
2. Actions. It ships the specific moves that close each gap. Content, directories, citations, structured data. Ranked by impact.
No dashboard to live in. No 47-tool stack. Open it weekly, do the actions, close.
AMA, I'm here all day.
As someone building a SaaS, this hits on something I've been ignoring. I have no idea if ChatGPT or Perplexity recommend my product when buyers search and that's terrifying when you think about it. Curious which AI engines you found give the best citations for niche SaaS products?
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@mukul_chaware1Β ChatGpt seems to be the number 1 since that is where most of the people are but Google AI overviews are silently catching up and for the past month Claude is also growing crazy for citations
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As someone building a SaaS, this hits on something I've been ignoring. I have no idea if ChatGPT or Perplexity recommend my product when buyers search and that's terrifying when you think about it. Curious which AI engines you found give the best citations for niche SaaS products?
@mukul_chaware1Β ChatGpt seems to be the number 1 since that is where most of the people are but Google AI overviews are silently catching up and for the past month Claude is also growing crazy for citations