AI marketing agent · lives in Slack
Page one on Google.
Nowhere in the AI answer.
BookRails is an agent, not another dashboard. It checks how ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and Gemini answer the questions your buyers ask, writes what’s missing, fact-gates every claim, and reports back in Slack — grounded in your own site, never invented.
The free audit takes a domain only — no login, no card.
someone asked ChatGPT “who installs heat pumps near Boulder” and it named Airflow Pros. we’ve done heat pumps for 12 years??
Ran it across all 4 engines. You’re cited on 4 of 18 buyer questions; airflowpros.com takes 7. Root cause: no cost page and no FAQPage schema. @writer drafted “heat pump installation cost in Boulder” and @critic passed it — want it in #content for publish approval?
Dashboards report; BookRails ships. It finds the buyer questions you're losing, drafts the answer page, and hands your team something ready to publish.
Every number on every page traces back to a real source on your site or in your audit. A critic agent blocks anything invented — the gate is code, not a style guide.
No new tab to forget about. Findings, drafts, and approvals land in the Slack channel your team already reads, with shared memory across everyone.
Dashboards tell. Agents do.
You can already buy software that describes the problem. BookRails is built to remove it. Here’s the trade:
Receipts, not vibes
The agent crawls your site before it writes a word. Ask what your pages say about pricing and it quotes them back — sources attached, imagination excluded.
A critic between draft and live
Every draft has to get past a fact-checking critic before it can publish. The block is enforced in code: an unapproved page physically cannot ship.
Approvals happen in-thread
Reports, drafts, and publish requests arrive as messages your team can react to. Schedule a recurring job by describing it in a sentence.
It never posts on its own
Reddit suggestions are copy-paste only, X replies wait for a human click, and pages ship only after sign-off. Every action lands in an audit log.
A full content team, running as agents
These aren’t personas — they’re the actual agents in the BookRails pipeline. Mention one, get the specialist.
- @audit — AI visibility auditor
- @research — question miner
- @writer — AEO answer pages
- @critic — fact gate
- @publisher — ship + llms.txt / sitemap / IndexNow
- @seeding — daily community report
- @repurpose — social assets
Find out what AI already tells your buyers — free
Give it a domain and get a shareable report: your visibility score, the buyer questions where you don’t exist, who gets cited instead of you, and the fixes that move the needle first.
Run my free audit →Two plans, zero fine print
The audit is free forever. Pay only when you want the agent doing the fixing, every week.
For finding out exactly where you stand.
- Full AI visibility audit
- Citation matrix across 4 engines
- Competitor gap analysis
- Prioritized fix list with worked examples
- Shareable report link
- The agent pipeline (write → gate → publish)
- Weekly re-audits & monitoring
For teams that want it fixed, not just diagnosed.
- Everything in Free
- The full agent: research → write → gate → publish → seed → repurpose
- Weekly re-audits & citation tracking
- Grounded drafts: answer pages, schema, comparisons
- Human-approved community seeding
- Scheduled Slack digests & shared memory
- Unlimited teammates, one flat price
Fair questions
How is this different from SEO software?
SEO software optimizes for a page of blue links. BookRails optimizes for the answer itself: whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and Gemini cite you when a buyer asks. That means different checks (citations, FAQ schema, llms.txt, comparison content) and a different deliverable — an agent that drafts the fix instead of a chart that watches the problem.
Where do the numbers come from?
From live runs. The audit asks real buyer-intent questions against each engine and records who gets mentioned and cited, then crawls your site and the winners' sites to explain the gap. Nothing is modeled or estimated, and every recommendation points at the specific finding behind it.
Will it publish or post anything without me?
No. Drafted pages sit behind a critic gate and a human publish approval. Reddit suggestions are copy-paste only — the agent never posts there — and X replies queue until a person approves them. Everything it does is logged.
What do I need to run the free audit?
A domain. No login, no card, no sales call. You get a shareable report link your whole team can open.
AI engines change constantly — does the report go stale?
The free report is a snapshot. On the Pro plan the agent re-audits weekly, tracks citation movement over time, and pings your Slack when something shifts — with the fix already drafted.
Who owns what it writes?
You do. Answer pages are committed straight into your own repo (or database) as plain MDX. Cancel any time and everything it shipped keeps working — and keeps earning citations.