When AI agents visit your site, make sure they tell buyers the right story about your company: your real messaging, features, and pricing.
The question stayed the same. The model stayed the same. The answer changed because your content told ChatGPT what it needed to know.
The only thing that changed is what your website told ChatGPT.
Optimization that invents claims is a liability, not an asset. Here is the line we hold, on every page, for every customer.
ChatGPT still reads the open web. We rewrite the source pages it cites about you, so the model grounds its answer on content that is complete instead of content that buries the point.
Nothing in the optimized answer is invented. Each number and claim traces to a page you already own. We surface what was buried and remove hedging. We add no new claims.
Every example links straight into ChatGPT. Ask it yourself. The proof is independent of us, which is the whole point.
The buyer on the other end of the agent gets a synthesis seconds after asking. By the time a human shows up at your sales call, the shortlist is already written. The only question is whether you were part of it. And the gap is measurable: across our customer base, optimized pages draw 26× more AI-agent visits than non-optimized pages on the same site, and on the median site they capture 9 in 10 of all AI-agent visits.
No tag manager, no JS bundle. Deploy at your CDN, behind your existing edge. Humans get your site, unchanged. Agents get answered.
Agent Optimizer fingerprints it: which agent (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Gemini, more), which page, which question. In milliseconds, at the edge.
From your knowledge layer, not marketing copy. Grounded, governed, on-brand. The agent gets a clean answer it can cite.
Criteria, objections, decision stage, deal size signal. Pre-educated agent referrals convert at 4.4× organic, with a 20% lift in on-site conversion.
Every question, miss, and win feeds back in. Automatically. The longer it runs, the sharper it gets. The loop is the moat.
Some answers never make it onto your marketing pages: pricing detail, spec sheets, competitive facts. The agent deciding your deal needs exactly those. Serve them to agents only.
Alongside the answers served from your knowledge layer, you can publish content that only identified AI agents receive. You preview exactly what agents will see, approve it before it ships, and roll it back instantly. What teams publish for agents:
If your pricing page says "contact us," agents answer pricing questions from third-party guesses. Give them your real numbers without changing what your human pricing page shows.
Limits, integrations, certifications, data handling. The security-questionnaire material buyers ask agents about; one customer saw a 23% conversion lift after publishing a compliance page.
Your side of the comparison, stated factually, so agents don't build the shortlist from competitor listicles alone.
Humans and search-engine bots always get the original page. Only identified AI agents get the optimized version. Google's cloaking policy is about search engines, and reputable agent serving never touches Googlebot.
LLM traffic analytics, free forever: which AI agents visit, which pages they read and cite, and what's missing or misrepresented.
Per 10,000 AI searches, month to month. Separate from Salespeak's per-conversation plans; you can run it on its own.
Cloudflare Workers, AWS CloudFront, Vercel Middleware, Netlify Edge Functions, WordPress, Nginx. Approved content is live at the edge instantly.
Yes, and we measured it on our own logs rather than estimates. Pages triple their AI-agent visits within 30 days of optimization, while untouched pages on the same sites grow 1.7× over the same period (200+ optimization batches, 22 customer sites, 10M logged AI-agent visits). Optimized pages end up drawing 26× more AI-agent visits than non-optimized pages and capture roughly 9 in 10 of all AI-agent visits on the median site.
Yes. Agent-only content lets you publish information (detailed pricing, spec sheets, competitive positioning, security answers) that only identified AI agents receive. You preview exactly what agents will see, approve it before it ships, and roll it back instantly. Your human site does not change.
No. Humans and search-engine bots always get the original page; only identified AI agents get the optimized version. Google's cloaking policy concerns search engines, and reputable agent serving never touches Googlebot: your indexed site and rankings don't change.
The answers that never make it onto marketing pages: detailed pricing and packaging, full spec sheets, security and compliance answers, and factual comparison material. If your site doesn't provide them, agents source them from third parties.
LLM traffic analytics (which AI agents visit your site and what they read) are free forever. Optimization and agent-only serving start at $500/month per 10,000 AI searches, month to month, separate from Salespeak's per-conversation plans.
It runs at the edge (Cloudflare Workers, AWS CloudFront, Vercel Middleware, Netlify Edge Functions, WordPress, or Nginx) with zero code changes to your site. Approved content is live at the edge instantly, with instant rollback.
Faros AI, after connecting Agent Optimizer at the edge. Same site, same content. +100% growth in ChatGPT-driven referrals to their website, with consistent month-over-month gains in LLM visibility.
Pre-educated agent referrals arrive already qualified. They know your pricing, your compliance posture, your deployment story. They convert faster.
Across the Salespeak dataset. An AI-referred visitor converts at 4.4× the rate of a generic organic visitor. 0% of them show up in GA4, HubSpot, or Mixpanel today.
Same pages, before and after. Across 200+ optimization batches on 22 customer sites, pages tripled their AI-agent visits within 30 days of being optimized. Untouched pages on the same sites grew 1.7×.
Bring a page you care about. We'll show you, live, what AI agents are being told about you today, and what they'd say with Agent Optimizer on. 2 weeks. Your traffic. No commitment.
The next generation of search is an evaluation, not a click.
Be the one giving the answer.