| MaximusLabs.ai#1 · maximuslabs.ai | - Making sure AI crawlers can actually read your site
- Comparison pages against the vendors you lose deals to
- Getting you onto the third-party lists AI quotes
- Reddit, G2 and LinkedIn presence
- Fixing how AI names your category
- Rewriting your product, pricing and integration pages
- Reporting: which buyer prompts you appear on, and the pipeline behind them
| Two named cybersecurity clients — UnderDefense (MDR, Managed SIEM, AI SOC, New York, 120+ staff, customers include WWE, Volkswagen and Shell) and Edgelabs (real-time edge threat detection, US). Plus Oliv AI, Explorium (Series C, $127M+ raised), HROne, B2Brain, EasyWebinar, Teamvoy, Luca, Nidra Goods | Clutch: Profile live · Trustpilot: Profile live · GoodFirms: Profile live · Own site testimonials: 2 published | Neither security account carries a published number yet — the MDR claim is qualitative and Edgelabs has no case study at all. There is no described process for getting detection or efficacy claims through counsel. A vendor whose every statistic needs legal sign-off should ask how that went on UnderDefense. | $2,999–$4,999 / mo |
| First Page Sage#2 · firstpagesage.com | - Landing pages for the searches that happen right before a purchase
- White papers on named vulnerabilities and compliance rules
- Original research built to earn links
- Getting your claims through legal review
- Brand coverage on third-party security publications
- Conversion work on the pages buyers land on
- Reporting: qualified inbound and pipeline
| New Context, Cyberfort, SpiderOak, ZPE Systems (all cybersecurity). Broader: Microsoft, Salesforce, US Bank, Logitech, Cadence | HubSpot partner directory: Listed · Own case study library: Published · Clutch / G2: Not found | Nothing happens off your domain except PR. No Reddit, no communities, no G2 — which is the single largest source of security answers, left entirely unworked. Also the slowest and most expensive engagement here. | $8,000–$20,000 / mo |
| iPullRank#3 · ipullrank.com | - Fixing the site architecture that stops AI reading you
- Structured data and entity markup at enterprise scale
- Restructuring content so it can be quoted
- Measuring how closely your pages match what buyers ask
- Reporting: inclusion in AI Overviews and ChatGPT visibility
| American Express, SAP, Nordstrom, Adidas, Target, The Wall Street Journal | Clutch: Profile live | No security client, no security content, no compliance practice, no community work, and a $50,000 floor. You are buying retrieval engineering and supplying the category knowledge yourself. | $50,000+ per project |
| TripleDart#4 · tripledart.com | - Ranking for the terms buyers use when replacing a vendor
- Comparison pages built from competitor analysis
- Compliance and threat-prevention content
- Getting you onto third-party lists and earning links
- Paid search running alongside organic
- Conversion work aimed at sales-qualified leads
- Reporting: AI mentions tied back to pipeline
| Freshworks, Sprinto, Atlan, CleverTap, Glean, Multiplier, Avoma, Airbase, Helpshift, Hiver, PayU, Storylane, FlowForma, SurveySensum | Trustpilot: 5.0 · G2: Profile live | No community or review-site work, which leaves the largest off-domain citation surface untouched. Agentic SOC, detection engineering and AI-governance claims are where the writing thins. | From $3,000 / mo |
| GrackerAI#5 · gracker.ai | - Turning the live vulnerability feed into published content
- Building tools and lookup portals buyers cite
- Publishing fast enough to catch a CVE cycle
- Covering your whole category's question set
- Reporting: citation across five AI engines
| Not published | Third-party review platforms: Not found · Founder credentials: Verifiable | No named clients, no case studies, no reviews, no pricing. Autonomous generation is a real quality risk for a practitioner audience, and there is no described human review layer for claims that security legal teams will scrutinise. | Not published |
| Omniscient Digital#6 · beomniscient.com | - Getting you onto the third-party pages buyers read
- Content built to be the reference AI quotes
- Fixing how AI describes and compares your brand
- Digital PR and link building
- Tracking the questions your buyers actually ask AI
- Reporting: LLM visibility and AI citations, reported separately
| Adobe, SAP, Jasper, Loom, BetterUp, TikTok Shop, Smartling, Convert, 360Learning | DesignRush: Profile live · Named client testimonials: Multiple | No security client, no compliance work, no threat cadence, no community. At $10,000 a month you are buying editorial machinery and supplying the category expertise. | From $10,000 / mo |
| LoudFace#7 · loudface.co | - Rebuilding the site and running growth on it with one team
- Getting cited in ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Mode
- Conversion work on demo and pricing pages
- Publishing measured visibility on real buyer prompts
- Reporting: citation tracking plus lifecycle measurement
| Hoxhunt, Toku, Eraser, Dimer Health, Ceipal, Viaduct, LIQID, Montblanc, Radisson | Clutch: 4.8 · Own site testimonials: Published | One named security client. No compliance work, no community, no threat-news cadence. One verified Clutch review across seven years of operating, which is thin for a firm claiming 100+ companies. | ~$5,000 / mo (reported) |
| Omnius#8 · omnius.so | - Making sure AI crawlers can render your site
- Building out product, feature and use-case pages
- Bottom-of-funnel pages before any blog content
- Rebuilding pages and improving conversion
- Publishing pages at scale
- Reporting: AI visibility month on month through their own platform
| BigCommerce, Payoneer, WorldFirst, Sigma360, apexanalytix, Meniga, ANNA Money, TextCortex, Zencoder, Native Teams, AuthoredUp, Global App Testing, Solflare | Own client reviews page: Published · Recognition page: Published · Clutch / G2 / Trustpilot: Not confirmed | Security is adjacent, not native; pricing is opaque; nothing happens off-domain; and the eight-slot model means the firm may simply be unavailable when you are ready. | Not published |
| Graphite#9 · graphite.io | - Finding the questions buyers ask AI that never show in Search Console
- Getting onto the third-party sites and communities that feed answers
- Reddit work chosen by what actually moves citations
- Fixing how AI describes and compares your brand
- Technical work that decides whether you can be retrieved at all
- Reporting: tested against a control group, so you know it worked
| Webflow, Notion, Adobe, Upwork, MasterClass, BetterUp, Fourthwall, Captions, n8n, Hinge Health | Third-party review platforms: None found | No security client, no security content, no compliance practice, no community work in this vertical, and a twelve-month floor before you can judge any of it. For a security vendor that needs sub-category fluency on day one, this is the wrong shape of strength. | Custom · 12-month minimum |
| NoGood#10 · nogood.io | - AI visibility built inside a wider growth programme
- Paid search following up the buyers AI sent you
- Creative and conversion on the pages traffic lands on
- Channel testing to find what works in your category
- Reporting: through their own AI-visibility tooling
| VC-backed startups and enterprise brands; roster not fully published | Third-party agency listings: Frequently ranked · Clutch / G2: Not confirmed | No security experience, the highest price floor here alongside iPullRank, and a service far wider than a vendor seeking AEO alone actually needs. | From ~$20,000 / mo (reported) |
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