The SEO work your firm never has hours for, done by AI agents.
Attensira is software that does your AI-search visibility work. For a professional services firm, its AI agents refresh your practice pages as drafts in WordPress or Webflow, prefill directory listings such as Clutch, and draft pitches to the guides AI answers cite, then measure those answers before and after. You approve everything before it ships.
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ApproveRefresh the practice page /services/transfer-pricingWordPress draft revision · nothing changes until you approve
FileClutch listing, prefilled from your profileTwo fields left blank and named. You file it.
SendPitch the guide Claude cites on choosing an adviserSaved to your Outlook drafts. You send it.
The approval queue for a fictional tax advisory firm.
Who does the work
Writer
Outreach
Community
Analyst
Which firms do the engines name when a client asks?
Clients ask an assistant before they call a firm. The crew tracks those questions and reads which firms and directories each answer names, so you see whether you are on the list, and which listing would put you there.
| Name | Mention rate | Count |
|---|---|---|
| A Big Four firm | 52.8% | 38 |
| A directory roundup | 33.3% | 24 |
| A regional advisory firm | 23.6% | 17 |
| Your firmyou | 5.6% | 4 |
Who is this for?
Consulting, legal, accounting and advisory firms that win on referrals and now see clients ask assistants for advisers.
- You are
- A firm whose site runs on WordPress or Webflow, with no repo and no marketing team with spare hours. Partners write when they can, which is rarely.
- The moment
- A prospect says ChatGPT recommended someone else, or a referral checked you in an assistant first and found a competitor's guide.
- Where the work lands
- Drafts in your CMS, directory listings you file, pitches in your mailbox and community answers you post. Your name is on all of it, so you approve all of it.
What do your clients ask AI?
Clients describe a problem, not a firm. The crew tracks the problems you solve, in the markets you serve.
- Who are the best transfer pricing advisers for a mid-size company?
- Do I need a lawyer to review a SaaS contract?
- How do I choose an accountant for an e-commerce business?
- Which consultancies help with an ERP migration?
- Big Four or a small firm for small business tax?
Examples. Your crew proposes your own from your site and category.
What does the crew do for a firm?
The crew does the work a marketing hire would, and every piece that speaks for the firm waits for a partner's yes.
WriterRefreshes your practice-area pages as draft revisions in your own CMS, and writes new guides against your business profile.
OutreachPrefills directory listings such as Clutch from your profile, and drafts pitches to the guides that decide your answers.
CommunityDrafts disclosed answers for the Reddit, Quora and Stack Exchange threads answers cite. Never posted for you.
AnalystReads every week what moved, per engine and with its sample size, and says whether it is a change or noise.
What does a client read before they call a firm?
One answer to a client's question, as the crew stores it. This one names two rival firms and cites a directory roundup; the firm is not named, and the roundup is where a listing would put it.
Question: transfer pricing adviser for a mid-size company
Perplexity answered: Mid-size companies usually weigh a Big Four practice against a specialist boutique. Halvard & Moss is often listed for multi-country documentation, while Larch Advisory is recommended for fixed-fee benchmarking studies. Directory roundups compare fees and sector focus.
Sources cited
- 1advisers-directory.example
- 2halvardmoss.example
- 3larchadvisory.example
Not namedCorvan Tax is missing from this Perplexity answer.
Analyst · Stored the answerExample · a fictional tax advisory firm, Corvan TaxWhere does the work land?
No repo needed. Everything arrives where a partner can read it before it goes anywhere.
WordPress and Webflow
Edits to existing pages as draft revisions; new articles as unpublished Webflow items, or Notion drafts when the site is on WordPress.
Never publishes a new Webflow article and never deletes a page.
Directories
Listings prefilled from your profile with the citation counts that make the case. Anything the profile cannot answer is left blank and named.
A listing always waits for you, in every mode. You file it.
Your mailbox and forums
Pitches saved as Gmail or Outlook drafts; community answers drafted with a disclosure line.
Nothing is sent from an Attensira domain, and nothing is ever posted to a community for you.
What does it cost a firm?
Credits pay for each page refresh, guide, listing and pitch the crew drafts for your firm. A monthly budget from $500 to $5,000 caps the total.
- Articles
- 2
- Page fixes
- 7
- Outreach pitches
- 12
Three plans (Starter, Growth and Business) plus Enterprise differ mainly in how many prompts you optimise towards (50, 150 or 350) and how many credits each includes (300, 600, 1,200 a month). We sell credits, and you can buy more any time. You start on Starter with 7 days free, card required; only Starter has a trial. Work we don't deliver isn't charged.
What do firms ask before starting?
Do we need a developer or a Git repository?
Does a person at Attensira do the work?
Will it send or post anything in our firm's name?
We are a regulated firm. Can we control what it says?
When should we hire a PR agency instead?
Can a firm cap what the crew spends?
Where should you go next?
- Publishing: page fixes and drafts in WordPress, Webflow or NotionFeature
- Inbox: every draft waits for a partner's yesFeature
- Knowledge and Skills: the profile the crew writes againstFeature
- Citation tracking: which sources answers lean onFeature
- Attensira vs ProfoundCompare
- Attensira vs Peec AICompare
- Pricing: plans, credits and the monthly budgetPricing
- Off-site work: directory listings and pitchesFeature
Put the crew to work on your firm's pages.
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