Grow organic traffic
from
AI search and Google

It tracks what AI tells your buyers, then does the work that changes the answer. Three engines: Insights watches ChatGPT, Gemini and Google every day, Articles writes and publishes content built to be cited, and Backlinks gets you onto the third-party pages those engines already quote.

It asks your buyers' questions itself – every day, on ChatGPT, Gemini, AI Overviews and AI Mode – and records every answer: whether you were named, who got recommended instead, and which pages the answer was built from.

Nobody controls what AI says. What can be controlled is what it reads: engines build answers from pages, so Sightkick publishes content that answers your tracked prompts and pitches you onto the sites those engines already cite. Then it shows you the numbers moving.

Every day: the AI sweep, Search Console sync, article generation and publishing, prospect discovery and the outreach send window. Every week: keyword research, and a gap analysis against the prompts you're losing. Continuously: a link watcher that confirms placements went live, a check that finds your directory listings once they're live, and site health checks. You get a to-do list of the few things a machine shouldn't decide alone.

Two places, never a content calendar. Your keywords cluster into topics – one cluster, one article. And every week the gap analysis finds prompts where competitors got named and you didn't, judges whether your own content could win them, and files the winnable ones as articles.

Google rewards helpful content and penalizes thin, mass-produced spam – regardless of who wrote it. Every article is researched against live sources, every claim is either cited or cut, and it's scored on grounding, originality and answer-readiness before it ships.

Yes. One dial, three positions: Autopilot writes and publishes for you, Drafts lands every article in your CMS for approval, and Manual pauses generation until you ask. Everything stays editable in the built-in editor.

Two ways onto the pages AI reads. Directories: the ones AI cites for your kind of business, each form pre-written from your listing kit, and a check that finds your listing once it's live. Outreach: the pages AI already cites in your space, a real contact at each, pitched from your own inbox, or from an inbox and domain Sightkick manages for you as an add-on – follow-ups included. Replies come back read and sorted with an answer drafted for your approval, and a link or a mention only counts once it's found on the page.

No – that's the point. Enter your website and it builds the strategy for you: which searches are winnable for your domain, what to write, when to publish. The dashboard reports in mentions, clicks and rankings, not jargon.

WordPress (via the Sightkick plugin in the WordPress.org directory), Shopify, Framer, and any other CMS via webhook – connected in a couple of clicks. Articles arrive formatted and ready, images and screenshots included.

Yes, in 46 languages across 94 markets. When you add your website, Sightkick detects its language and market, then researches keywords, asks AI your buyers' questions and writes every article in that language. Each workspace runs one market, and the app itself is in English.

Yes. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP client over OAuth – one URL, no API keys – and your agent gets 56 tools to read your visibility and do the work: research, write, score, publish, reschedule. Every action lands in the activity log, attributed.

Create a live report and send the link. No login, always current, and you choose exactly which sections it shows – it's the real dashboard, not a stale PDF. Rotating a link revokes the old one instantly.

One plan: $79 per month, or $63 per month billed yearly. It runs everything – 50 prompts tracked daily in 3 AI models, 30 articles per month, 100 contact lookups and outreach from your own inbox. Add-ons only add volume: more prompts, articles or contact lookups, all 4 AI models, or an inbox Sightkick manages for you. Every workspace starts with a 3-day free trial – 30 prompts tracked daily, keyword research and 3 articles written for you. The trial takes a card, nothing is charged until day 3, a reminder goes out the day before, and if you cancel in the first 3 days you pay nothing.

Slower than anyone selling SEO admits. Google takes weeks to index a new site and often stalls until it earns trust and links – on an established site, first impressions typically show in 4–8 weeks and meaningful traffic in 3–6 months. AI answers only start naming a brand once other sites and its own product pages do. So instead of promising a date, the dashboard reports indexation, impressions and citations from day one.

Nothing bad. Every published article lives on your site and stays yours, and the traffic it earns keeps compounding. Cancel in one click whenever you like.