Use your own project context
Evaluate the workflow with the domain, market, and sources that matter to your team.
See your category from more than one angle.
Review rankings, backlinks, competitors, and supported AI-engine brand mentions together for your SaaS category.
For SaaS
Relevant sources
SaaS search performance now spans traditional results, competitor positioning, links, and supported AI-answer surfaces.
Rankings, backlinks, competitor findings, and AI mentions are difficult to compare when they use separate workflows.
A single ranking change rarely explains what changed across the wider category.
Brand mentions need prompt and run context before a team can interpret them responsibly.
Manual spot checks make it harder to build a consistent category-review habit.
Use supported datasets in one project context and review their timing and source before drawing conclusions.
Keep keyword, backlink, competitor, and supported AI-visibility workflows close together.
Review stored runs and brand or competitor mentions for supported AI engines.
Check when available signals were recorded and which provider or connection supplied them.
Use available in-product and email workflows according to current project settings.
Use current product evidence and your own requirements to decide whether the workflow fits.
Evaluate the workflow with the domain, market, and sources that matter to your team.
Review timestamps, provider context, and documented availability before acting on a signal.
Use the pricing and security pages as the source of truth, and confirm custom needs in writing.
AI-engine coverage and refresh timing can vary by provider and plan, so the current product scope remains authoritative.
Start with the Free plan when its published allowances fit. Compare Starter and Pro on the pricing page when you need more projects, seats, keywords, crawls, or reporting eligibility.
Start on the Free plan, connect only the sources you choose, and compare the current allowances before upgrading.