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Together we build an AI-integrated website that is connected to the systems you run internally, and to a visibility engine that works on its own to improve your visibility in AI search and Google. The website becomes part of the operation, not a brochure.

What you get

  • Connected to internal systems — prices, capacity and forms come from there, instead of being maintained in two places
  • A visibility engine that measures every week and makes the small changes itself
  • Content built to be cited in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Google
  • You own the website, the code and the content

Connected to what you already have

Most websites are maintained on the side: someone has to remember to update the price, the opening hours or the available capacity when it changes in the specialist system. An AI-integrated website fetches it from there instead. The price sits in one place, and that is where it has always been.

The same goes the other way. A form on the website does not have to end up as an email someone reads and keys in again. The enquiry can land straight in the system you handle it in, with AI sorting it and preparing the reply — and a person saying yes before anything goes out.

The visibility engine

The website is connected to the same measurement we use under Visibility in AI and search: every week we measure how often you are mentioned in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity, and where you rank in Google. What the engine finds, it acts on. The small changes to the website — titles, descriptions, structured data and answers to the questions the models actually ask — are made without anyone having to order them.

The limits are set in advance, as for every agent we build. The engine does not touch what you have written yourselves, and larger changes are put to you as proposals you say yes or no to. You see what was done, and why, in the same report as the measurement.

Frequently asked questions

We already have a website. Does it have to be replaced?

Not necessarily. We look at what is there, and say whether to build on it or start again. Often it is the content and the connections that are missing, not the site itself.

What does the engine do without us watching?

The small things: titles, descriptions, structured data and answers to the questions the models ask about you. Anything larger than that comes as a proposal for you to decide on. The limits are agreed before anything starts.

Can we edit the content ourselves?

Yes. You own the website, the code and the content, and text you write yourselves is left alone by the engine. If you want help with it, we are there.

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Should the website do more than sit there?

Tell us what you have today and which systems you use, and we will say what can be connected — and what the engine would start with.