ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Gemini now answer your prospects' questions before they click anywhere. Getting into those answers is a standing job — so you get a standing team. Fourteen of them. One metric. Monthly proof.
Not a shared pool. Not a strategist with a checklist. Thirteen agents, each built for exactly one job, plus a human who reviews everything before it reaches you. Here is the whole roster — every name, every assignment.
Runs your prospects' real questions across all four engines, counts who gets cited, and hands back a letter grade. Every other agent works off Sonar's read. Nothing starts until the scan lands.
Sequences every agent, enforces the cost ceiling, and kills any run that goes sideways. When the work is done, packages what changed into a delivery guide your web team can actually follow, file by file.
Atlas writes the structured data engines read first. Rosetta writes the llms.txt that points AI crawlers at your best pages. Scout resolves your identity across Wikipedia, Wikidata, and industry directories. Nexus finds the named experts already carrying citation weight in your category.
Radar maps which sources your category's citations actually originate from. Forge writes the fact-dense answers engines prefer to quote. Prism builds pages shaped to be lifted straight into a response. Lens rewrites what you already have for citability, without losing your voice.
Shield sweeps for negative framing before it hardens into the default answer. Pulse runs the monthly delta — what moved, what slipped, which query. Warden grades every other agent's output and sends the weak work back before you ever see it.
Agents draft. A human decides. Nothing reaches your site — or your inbox — without a person reading it first. That's the whole difference between a content farm and a team.
Meet every one of them →Sonar scans four AI engines to measure where you stand. An orchestrator dispatches eleven specialist agents across foundation, authority, and defense. A human reviews everything before you see it.
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They don't take a quarter off, don't get pulled onto a bigger client, and don't forget what they learned last month. Every scan sharpens the next one.
See every card →Four in five Google searches now end without a click. Someone in your market asks an AI for the best option in your category and gets five names — and if yours isn't on the list, the conversation is over. No results page, no second chance, nothing in your analytics. Here's what Sonar hears when it asks for your category.
One brand per market. The playbook that makes you the answer is the same one that buries you if a rival runs it first — so the fourteen go to work for you, or for the competitor you'll be reading about in the answer. Never both. When your category's seat is claimed, the door shuts.
Claim your category →Every scan, the engines harden their pick for your category, and early citations compound into an answer that's brutal to dislodge. Forge and Prism are writing while that window is open. Wait a year and they're not editing the answer anymore — they're fighting it, on someone else's terms.
See where you stand →One number — how often AI cites you — re-scanned every month by Sonar against your named rivals, with Pulse reporting exactly what moved and which query moved it. You steer by it. Everyone else stays invisible in a channel they can't even see, losing deals that never touch their analytics.
Get on the board →You don't sign anything until you've seen what AI is saying about you. Sonar scans you for free. We walk you through the report on a call. Then, if it's a fit, the other twelve go to work.
One agent, no commitment. Instant scorecard: letter grade, engine-by-engine verdict, your worst query, top competitor, and mention rate. Results in seconds.
Request free scan →Sonar runs the full diagnostic — dozens of prospect queries across four engines. Radar traces where your category's citations actually originate. Then a human walks you through where you stand and what the team would fix first.
Booked after your scanBullfrog puts all thirteen on your account and keeps them there. Warden grades their work, a human approves it, and Pulse proves what moved. A 3-, 6-, 9-, or 12-month engagement scaled to your domain and complexity — as your citation rate climbs, so does the scope.
Starts after your callStart with the scan, or just ask what your team would work on first. No sales calls unless you ask for one.
Six questions and Sonar reads your site for the rest. You get a letter grade, an engine-by-engine verdict, your worst query and your top competitor — before you've spoken to anyone.
Start your free scan →For RFPs, longer briefs, formal intros — anything that needs an attachment, or a question about which of the fourteen would move your number first. One business day, usually faster.