An SEO agency's work for your SaaS, at a tool's price.

Attensira is software that does your AI-search visibility work. For a SaaS team with no SEO hire, a crew of AI agents finds the buyer questions you lose in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI, writes the pages and fixes, pitches the sites answers cite, and opens pull requests on your repo. You approve and merge.

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Win plan · “how to get recommended by AI”n = 123 answers

PerplexityGet into the entrepreneur.com guide this answer is built from
Perplexity leans on entrepreneur.com, trysight.ai and refugemarketing.com here, and nothing of ours is among them. n = 63 · about 4 credits
ChatGPTWrite the page ChatGPT has no answer of ours for
ChatGPT cites help.openai.com, openai.com and developers.google.com, and no page of ours. n = 60 · about 8 credits
NextRead the answer again after the first action lands
No change proven yet: this is work to do, not a result

Attensira is a SaaS, and this is the win plan for a buyer question attensira.com loses. Credit estimates are as the product gave them; the meter on the run is what is charged.

attensira.com workspace, read over the Attensira MCP · 5 Oct 2026

Who does the work

Researcher
Writer
Web engineer
Outreach
Community

Who do the engines read when a SaaS team asks?

For “AI visibility for SaaS companies”, the answers are built from a handful of agency and tool blogs, and attensira.com is cited in none of them. That list is where the crew starts: the pages to fix, and the sites to get onto.

Cited inn=112 answers

“AI visibility for SaaS companies”, ChatGPT and Perplexity · 4 Sep 2026 to 4 Oct 2026
Name	Cited in	Count
onemetrik.com	46.4%	52
zenmedia.com	44.6%	50
datadab.com	41.1%	46
gracker.ai	40.2%	45
visiblie.com	40.2%	45
attensira.comyou	0.0%	0

Researcher · Read the sourcesattensira.com prompt board, read over the Attensira MCP · 4 Oct 2026 · n=112 answers

Who is this for?

Founder-led software teams who would otherwise hire an SEO agency, or do the work themselves at midnight.

You are: A SaaS or developer-tool company, seed to Series A, five to fifty people, with no SEO or content hire. Your site or docs live in a Git repo: Next.js with MDX, Astro, Docusaurus or Mintlify. Or you lead content at a larger SaaS on a modern CMS.
The moment: You ask ChatGPT for the best tool in your category and a competitor is named instead. You know the fix is pages, docs and other people's roundups, and nobody on the team has the week it takes.
Where the work lands: A pull request on your repository, a draft in Webflow or your Notion blog, a pitch in your own mailbox. Nothing merges or sends until you say yes.

What do your buyers ask AI?

The crew picks the questions from your site and category, you add your own, and every one is read every day on each engine your plan includes.

What's the best uptime monitoring tool for a small team?
Cheaper alternatives to the best-known uptime monitoring tools
Which uptime monitor is better for a startup on a free tier?
Which status page tools integrate with Slack?
How do I monitor cron jobs without running my own server?
Which uptime monitoring tools are SOC 2 compliant?

Examples. Your crew proposes your own from your site and category.

What does the crew do for a SaaS?

Each role wakes on a change in the answers, does its part, and files the result for your yes.

Researcher
Notices when a competitor takes one of your questions or a new comparison page starts deciding the answer, and writes up why.
Writer
Writes the comparison, alternatives and how-to pages your buyers' questions have no answer for, as files in your repo.
Web engineer
Proposes the hygiene fixes in your docs and content: structured data, meta descriptions, alt text and internal links, plus robots.txt, llms.txt and sitemaps at the root. Each one is a pull request.
Outreach
Finds who runs the roundups and directories answers cite, and drafts a short pitch from you, with the answer that cited the page.
Community
Drafts a disclosed reply for the Reddit, Hacker News or Stack Overflow thread an answer leans on. You post it yourself.

What does a SaaS buyer get when they ask for the best tool?

Perplexity on 4 Oct answers “best AI visibility tool for B2B SaaS in 2026” from an agency's benchmark report and growth blogs, and names no tool. An answer with no tool in it is open: a page that answers the question can take it.

Answer · Perplexityasked 4 Oct 2026

Question: best AI visibility tool for B2B SaaS in 2026

Perplexity answered: AI visibility benchmarks for B2B SaaS in 2026 show ChatGPT and Gemini as the most inclusive and positively skewed platforms, with ChatGPT at 100% mention rate and top overall positioning among 50 companies tested.

Sources cited

1derivatex.agency
2aigums.com
3altumind.ai
4thesaaslibrary.com
5bigmoves.marketing
6, 7, 9blog.mean.ceo
+2 more

Not namedAttensira is missing from this Perplexity answer.

Researcher · Stored the answerattensira.com stored Perplexity answer, read over the Attensira MCP · 4 Oct 2026 · 10 links

Where does the work land?

In the systems you already review, so approving it is reading a diff, not a deck.

GitHub

Pull requests against the repository each page lives in, as drafts by default, on a fresh branch, labelled attensira. A project can attach your site, docs and app repos.

Never pushes to your default branch, never pushes twice, never touches CI. Merges only when you press Merge, or a safe change once you switch on auto-merge.

How it works in the docs

Webflow and Notion

For a marketing site outside the repo: an unpublished Webflow item or a draft row in your Notion blog database.

Never publishes a new Webflow article. A Notion row stays a draft unless you mapped a published value and chose Act mode.

How it works in the docs

Your mailbox

Pitches saved as Gmail or Outlook drafts, under 150 words, with the cited answer as the evidence.

Never sent from an Attensira domain. The first ten go out by your hand.

How it works in the docs

What does it cost a small team?

Agents spend credits as they work, and your monthly budget caps it: from $500 to $5,000. A SaaS team with no SEO hire can start at the default.

The default budget: $1,500 a month buys, at list prices, with daily monitoring

Articles: 4
Page fixes: 12
Outreach pitches: 20

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.

See plans and credits

What do SaaS teams ask before starting?

Does Attensira need access to our code?

Only the repositories you choose. You install the Attensira GitHub App into your organisation and grant it selected repositories. It opens pull requests, as drafts by default, on fresh branches labelled attensira. It never pushes to your default branch, never pushes twice and never touches CI configuration. It merges only when you press Merge, or a safe change when you switched on auto-merge.

Our marketing site is on Webflow, not in a repo. Does it work?

Yes. Changes to existing Webflow pages are written as drafts in your editor and wait for your approval. New articles are created as unpublished Webflow items, or as draft rows in a Notion blog database, and you publish them yourself.

Is this only about AI answers, or Google too?

Both. The crew reads ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI every day on Starter, and Gemini from Growth. Connect Search Console and Attensira keeps your clicks, impressions and positions beside the AI answers. The agent can also draft a Google Ads Search campaign; nothing reaches Google and nothing is spent until you approve it, and ad spend is paid to Google, never in credits.

How soon will we see results?

Attensira guarantees the work, not the outcome. Every shipped change is re-read at +7, +14 and +30 days and given a verdict with its sample size, and a change inside the noise reads as nothing we can prove yet. Starter takes one answer per prompt and engine at each reading; Growth takes three, so small movements are proven sooner on Growth.

Can we cap what the crew spends?

Yes. Agents spend credits as they work, and the monthly budget you set, from $500 to $5,000, is the most the work can draw. By default, when the month's budget is spent, new work pauses and we ask. You can raise the budget or buy more credits any time in Settings.

Where should you go next?

Put the crew on your repo this week.

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