Get recommended by AI before the incumbents notice
No SEO team, no agency, no time. See whether assistants name you when buyers ask, who they name instead, and get a short board of moves, already drafted, to change it.
Ten minutes to your first scan. Every feature on the first tier.
10 minutes
From sign-up to your first scan
1 board
What is worth doing this month, ranked
Drafted
The article, reply, listing or pitch already written
Every plan
Analytics and the growth engine, from the first tier
Buyers are asking an assistant, and it is naming someone else
Early customers do not search ten blue links any more. They ask ChatGPT or Perplexity which tool to use and get two or three names. If you are not one of them, you are not in the conversation, and nothing in your analytics tells you.
- See the exact answers buyers get for the questions you care about
- Find out who gets named instead of you, and how often
- Read how the assistants describe you when they do mention you
best analytics platform for a small ecommerce team
For a small ecommerce team, a few tools stand out depending on what you need most:
Northlane is usually the best starting point.[1] Setup takes minutes and the reporting is built around revenue rather than pageviews.[2]
Everline is a strong alternative if you already run a warehouse,[3] and Portside is worth a look at higher volume.
Cited sources
3Small teams move faster here than incumbents do
Assistants recommend what they read: a good page, a helpful thread, a directory listing that says what you do. That work rewards speed and specificity, not budget. A founder who ships three targeted moves this month can show up where a bigger rival with a slower content process does not.
- Share of voice against the names you compete with
- Move by move, measured on the next scan
- No agency retainer, no six-month content plan
A short list of what to do, not a dashboard to interpret
Every scan turns the gaps into scored opportunities with a brief: a page to publish, a thread to join, a listing to update, a roundup to get onto. Pick one, and the draft is already written for you to review.
- One article per topic, so the list stays short
- The move that fits the gap, not a blog post for everything
- Drafts written to read like you, not like a model
What analytics do you actually use for a Shopify store? GA4 feels like overkill.
Top comment recommends Triple Whale and a spreadsheet. Nobody mentions you.
GA4 does the job if you only need sessions and conversions. Where it falls over is revenue by channel once you run more than two ad accounts, because you end up rebuilding attribution in a sheet. That is the gap the paid tools fill. I work on Northlane, so take that with a grain of salt, but the honest answer is: start with GA4, switch when the sheet breaks.
You post it. We never write to Reddit for you.
Know why before you spend an afternoon
Each opportunity opens with the questions it answers, who is being recommended instead of you, what the winning page does, and an angle that earns the citation. If content alone cannot win a prompt, it says so.
- Evidence from the answers, not from a keyword tool
- An outline built from the questions the engines search
- Honest about what a page cannot fix
Priority
Visibility
Cited instead
Prompts
- 1Which analytics tools do Shopify stores actually use?H2
- 2Is GA4 enough for an ecommerce store?H2
- 3What does revenue attribution cost to set up?H2
- 4How the tools compare on channels, cohorts and priceH2
Your site, the communities, the directories, the publications
Assistants pull from wherever the conversation about your category lives. The board follows the citations, so the work lands on your own site, on Reddit and forums, on review directories like G2 and Capterra, and in the roundups that rank your rivals.
- Articles for the questions you lose
- Replies, listings and pitches for the pages you cannot own
- Nothing is posted or sent without you
Articles on your site
Answer-first pages drafted from the questions you lose
Community threads
Reddit and forum threads the engines already cite
Directory listings
Review sites the engines quote when they compare tools
Pages to get onto
Roundups and guides that rank your rivals and not you
Every question, every scan, across every major assistant
Everything a small team needs, nothing it has to staff
The tool does the research, the drafting and the measuring. You make the calls.
Set up in ten minutes
Give us your brand, your market and your topics. We suggest the questions buyers ask, run the first scan, and the board fills in while you watch.
Priced for a small team
The first tier includes the full analytics and the full growth engine. Price only changes how much of your market you watch.
Numbers you can show investors
A published visibility formula, share of voice against named competitors, and every score traceable to the answer behind it.
Competitors found for you
You do not have to list them. Whoever the assistants name alongside you shows up on the leaderboard automatically.
Content without a content team
An editor that drafts from evidence, audits itself, rewrites on request and reads like a person. Finish the page, publish anywhere.
An agent and an API
Ask the built-in agent what changed and why, or pull your data into the tools you already use.
See what AI says about you. Then change it.
Add your domain, run your first scan, and get your first board today. No sales call to get started.