An AI visibility score tells you where you stand today... but does it help you fill the gap?

An AI visibility score tells you where you stand today. Turning that into content that changes tomorrow's answer is a separate job, one most platforms stop at the first one.

Take a hypothetical example: a marketing lead at a 25-person accountancy logs into their AI visibility dashboard and sees they're cited in 3 of 20 relevant client questions.

The score is clear. What to publish next, and where, isn't. No draft content, no distribution plan to close the gap before the next AI crawl. A dashboard that stops there documents the miss instead of closing it.

One business owner we spoke to said: 'I don't need something that tells me what I already know. I don't need a report, I needed something to publish to make a difference.

That's the test worth applying to any AI visibility platform: does it stop at measurement, or does it get you published?

Ahrefs found 80% of sources cited by AI search platforms never appeared in Google Search results, with only 12% overlap with Google's top results, so ranking well on Google won't get you cited here.

We built Ghostart to pair your AI visibility, coverage map with actual draft content you and your team can put on Linkedin, your website, blog or wherever ChatGPT, Claude and Google AI are already looking.

We have a golden one rule: a visibility score without a way to close the gap is just a more expensive way of confirming the problem.

Ghostart launches on 29 September but you can join the waitlist and see how AI sees your for free on our homepage.