Search moved into the answer. We're building what closes it.

The thing that didn't add up

A few years ago, the way people found software changed under everyone's feet. Instead of opening ten tabs, a buyer asks an AI - ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google - and gets one confident paragraph that names two or three tools. The shortlist is formed before they ever reach a website.

What didn't add up was that nobody could see it. SEO tools tell you where your pages rank. Your analytics start at the click. But the moment an answer engine recommended a competitor for the exact question you thought you owned - the moment that actually decided the deal - showed up in no dashboard anywhere. A whole channel had become primary while staying completely unmeasured.

What we built

Sonarvue reads how ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google describe and cite your brand, finds the buyer questions where you are missing, and then does the work: briefs, drafts, schema, internal links, crawl fixes, publishing, digital PR, and compliant editorial link building. Then it re-probes the same question to prove the answer moved. No tag, no install; the first read takes minutes.

The product has a point of view baked in: be the answer, not just a link. Rankings still matter, but the decision moved, and the work has to move with it.

How we work

Two principles, because they're the whole reputation. Honest over hype. You won't find invented testimonials, borrowed logos, or made-up metrics here - just product truth and a founder building in the open. And transparent by default: the pricing is published, the trial scope is clear, and the comparisons with other tools name where those tools are the better choice. In a category where most pricing is hidden behind a demo, that's a deliberate stance.

If that resonates, the best way to understand Sonarvue is to use it. Point it at your brand and see where the answer leaves you out. Then watch the agent close the first gap and re-probe the same question.