Attensira for founders with no SEO hire

Your AI-search work, done by software. You approve what ships.

As a founder, you give Attensira a direction and answer a few questions from time to time; it is software that does the AI-search visibility work. The crew finds where AI answers leave you out, does the writing, fixes and pitches, and puts the few decisions that need you at the top of one Inbox.

7 days free · card requiredHow the trial works

InboxWaiting on you · 3 decisions

ApprovePublish “How to choose a payroll tool for a 10-person team”
Writer · expires in 2 days
AnswerDo you still offer the free tier the old pricing page mentions?
Chief of staff · one question
MergePull request: FAQ structured data on /pricing
Web engineer · checks passing

Ranked by what expires and what is at stake

Example · fictional business, not a customer

What is left for you to do?

Three things, and the crew does the rest.

Step 1:
Say where you want to be named
In your own words: the questions you want to win, the rivals that worry you. The Chief of staff turns it into a plan you accept or change.⁠
Step 2:
Answer the odd question
When the crew needs a fact only you know, it asks once, in your Inbox, beside the draft it is holding.⁠
Step 3:
Say yes, or say why not
Approve a draft, edit it first, or decline with a reason the crew reads before it tries again.⁠

What does the first week look like?

The trial week asks nothing of you but the setup. It comes with $30 of credits (3,000 credits): you watch the answers and the gaps, the agent drafts real fixes for them, and you approve what you like. Outreach, automations and top-ups start after the trial.

The trial, day by day

Before the card
Your domain, then a free scan
You give your website. The agents read it and propose your business, competitors and starter prompts for you to correct, and a free scan shows how often AI answers name you, usually before you are asked for a card.⁠
Today
Card checked, nothing charged
Checkout states the charge before it takes the card. The Starter plan fee is not charged until the trial ends.⁠
Day 1
First answers in your workspace
The moment the trial starts, every prompt you track is read on every engine your plan includes, and you watch the rows fill in. The first report lands once half the reads are in, or after twenty minutes. After that, every prompt is read once a day.⁠
Days 1 to 7
The answer grid
One row per prompt, one cell per engine: named and linked, named, lost to a rival, or absent. Each cell is read from the answers that came back, and says how many there were.⁠
Days 1 to 7
The sources behind each answer
For every prompt on every engine, the pages the answers leaned on, ranked by weight rather than raw citations, and whose each one is: yours, a competitor's, or someone else's.⁠
Days 1 to 7
What is missing, and why
A read that failed says so instead of counting as a zero. A cell with nothing to read is drawn as not measured, never as a loss, and says why: not read yet, every read failed, or no answers came back.⁠
Days 1 to 7
The agent drafts real fixes
The trial includes $30 of credits (3,000 credits), and the agent spends them on real work for what the readings found: a rewrite, a page fix, an answer passage. Each draft waits in your Inbox with what it found and why. Approve what you like. Nothing ships without your yes, unless you let a lane ship on its own.⁠
Day 7
The trial ends, and the plan starts
The Starter plan fee, $129 a month, is charged on day 8 unless you cancelled first. Then the plan's own credits start, and with them outreach, automations and top-ups. Cancel in the app before the trial ends and the plan fee is never charged. No call to book, no email to send.⁠

What waits for a founder's yes?

Nothing ships without your yes, unless you let a lane ship on its own.

Three modes: Ask, Draft, Act. Draft is the default, so everything that would leave the workspace waits for you.⁠
Claims wait in every mode: a number, a price, a product or competitor name, a promise.⁠
An approval the crew asks for waits up to 7 days. If you never answer, the run goes on without doing that thing.⁠

InboxApprovals

Approval mode

The crew does the work inside the workspace and files the rest for your yes. Every workspace starts here.

Always waits for you

Anything that says what your product costs or does⁠Waits for your yes
A pitch from your own mailbox⁠Waits for your yes
A question the crew asked and you did not answer⁠Waits for your yes

May run on its own, in Act

A meta description you will never read⁠Waits for your yes

4 of 4 waiting for you in Draft

Example · how each mode treats this work

Where does a founder see the work?

Your Inbox: The three decisions that matter most come first, ranked by what expires and what is at stake.⁠Never a list of fifty tasks with no order.
Your repo or CMS: Pull requests on your repo, or drafts in Webflow, WordPress, Shopify or Notion.⁠Nothing merged or published without you.
Your receipt: Everything the crew did in a window, and plainly when nothing is proven yet.⁠No credit taken for a change it cannot measure.

What are a founder's other options?

The real competitor is the week nobody has.

Four ways to get the work done, and what each leaves you
Option	What it looks like
Do it yourself	You, at midnight, between payroll and the next release. It rarely survives a busy month.
Hire an agency	A retainer you have to brief, chase and check, with a contract longer than the trial.
Buy a dashboard	A tool that tells you what is wrong, and adds it to your list.
The crew	A direction from you, a few answers, your yes. The crew does the rest.

What does it cost?

A plan fee for monitoring, and credits for the work. Every number here comes from the price list the app itself uses.

The Starter trial is 7 days with $30 of credits (3,000 credits): you watch your readings come in and the agent draft real fixes, and you approve what you like. Outreach, automations and top-ups start after the trial. Card required; cancel in the app before it ends and nothing is charged. Upgrade in the app under Settings → Billing.⁠
Starter samples each prompt once a reading (n=1) on 4 engines: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI. Growth and Business sample 3 times and add Gemini, so a real movement proves out sooner.⁠
Credits pay for the crew's work: the more credits you buy, the more work it can do, inside a monthly budget you set.⁠
We do the work and charge only the credits it used, never a promise of outcomes or of a set volume.⁠

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Starter

$129/mo

One brand and fifty prompts is where most founders start. Move up when you want three samples a reading.

Prompts tracked: 50
Engines: 4: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Google AI
Samples a reading: n=1
Credits included a month: 3,000
History: 3 months

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7 days free · card required · $30 of credits (3,000 credits)

What if it doesn't work, and what can it touch?

If it is not for you

Cancel in the app before the trial ends and nothing is charged. The trial's drafts wait for you: Nothing ships without your yes, unless you let a lane ship on its own.⁠
A pull request is a proposal: close it and the change is gone. A CMS change is a draft until you publish it.⁠
Your receipt lists everything the crew did, and says plainly when nothing is proven yet.⁠

What it can touch

Only the repositories you pick, through the GitHub App. A fresh branch per change, never your default branch, never your CI.⁠
In your CMS, drafts in your own editor. A new article is never published for you.⁠
Pitches as drafts in your own mailbox. Nothing is sent from an Attensira domain.⁠

What it never touches

Code, source files, CI configuration, lockfiles and dotfiles, in any mode, even with a yes.⁠
Mail from your domain, money or anything irreversible, without an explicit yes.⁠
Its own approvals: an agent never approves its own work, and only a person raises what it may do alone.⁠

Security

What do founders ask before starting?

Is this too much for one person to run?

It is built so you do not run it. You set the direction, answer the odd question and approve. The Inbox shows the three decisions that matter most first. In the docs

Is this an agency or software?

Software. A crew of AI agents does the work; you set goals and approve. No person on our side does your work. In the docs

What if I ignore it for a week?

Nothing leaves the workspace without you. An approval the crew asked for waits up to seven days, and then the run goes on without doing that thing. In the docs

Do I need a developer?

No. If your site is in a Git repo you merge pull requests; if it is on Webflow, WordPress, Shopify or Notion the work arrives as drafts you publish. In the docs

Can I cap what it spends?

Yes. The monthly budget you set is the most work can be charged in a month, and new work pauses when it is reached unless you allow ten percent over. In the docs

What happens when the trial ends?

The Starter plan fee is charged unless you cancelled in the app first. The plan's monthly credits start, and the crew carries on from the drafts you approved, inside the budget you set. Outreach, automations and top-ups start after the trial. In the docs

Where should you go next?

Hand it the work. Keep the yes.

7 days free · card requiredHow the trial works

Your AI-search work, done by software. You approve what ships.

What is left for you to do?

Say where you want to be named

Answer the odd question

Say yes, or say why not

What does the first week look like?

Your domain, then a free scan

Card checked, nothing charged

First answers in your workspace

The answer grid

The sources behind each answer

What is missing, and why

The agent drafts real fixes

The trial ends, and the plan starts