We put your product inside the AI answer and on top of the comparison SERP, the two places B2B software actually gets chosen now.
Search "best project management software" and count how many results are actually you. In SaaS, the highest-intent SERP is owned by everyone except the vendors.
of all "category software" results are G2 alone, more than the seven largest SaaS vendors combined.
We have operated SaaS, not just marketed it. We ran this exact engine on our own product first.
Before J6, Vikas built Alore, a SaaS growth and revenue-automation platform, and scaled it across Singapore, the US and India. He knows product-led growth, freemium attribution and the buying committee from the inside, because he lived them. Your SEO is run by someone who has carried a SaaS number, then built the SERP-and-citation playbook we now run for other SaaS teams.
Software is bought through trust proxies, so a generalist optimizing your product pages fights a battle the SERP was built to lose. We run a connected loop instead, and each turn feeds the next.
Build the "vs", alternative and integration pages that carry the highest buying intent, on your own domain, so the buyer meets you instead of a review-site grid.
Deliberate, earned presence on the review sites, subreddits and community sources the engines lean on, so the proxies that box you out start working for you.
Quotable, sourced, machine-readable content and entity signals so ChatGPT, Perplexity and AI Overviews name you as the source, across corpora that barely overlap.
Every ranking and citation asset keeps producing pipeline after the spend stops, and each turn of the loop makes the next cheaper. Paid stops the day the budget does.
We audit your category SERP, comparison gaps and where AI sends buyers today, then ship the fastest-moving fixes on pages you already have.
Comparison, alternative and integration pages go live, trust-proxy and community seeding begins, and the entity plus schema groundwork lands.
AI-citation content ships, coverage widens, and the loop starts feeding itself as early assets rank and get referenced across engines.
These are the market shifts the engine is built to capture. Third-party research, every figure traced to a primary source, so you can check the ground we are standing on.
A ranking asset's marginal cost trends to zero while paid CPCs keep climbing.
Buyers weight cited mentions inside AI answers most heavily. Citation share is the new #1 ranking.
They also view a vendor more favorably when an AI names it. Being cited is a pipeline lever, not vanity.
Before we sold this to anyone, we ran the full engine on Alore, our own SaaS. Real Google Search Console data. Every number is ours to stand behind.
“We did not just rank. We got Alore into the conversation buyers were already having with AI, in the categories where we compete.”
No dodging the two that matter most: what it costs, and who else we have done this for.
SaaS engagements start at ₹75,000 per month, month to month, with no annual lock-in. Most begin with a paid 30-day first sprint so you see the citation gap, the plan and the first assets before committing to anything longer. If it is not working, you leave.
We ran the full engine on our own SaaS first, Alore, which we scaled to 500+ customers and $1M ARR, and took from 500 to 60,000 monthly organic visitors. Client work sits under NDA, so we do not plaster logos, but we bring named references and real dashboards to the strategy session. We would rather show you our own numbers than borrow someone else's.
Most agencies optimize your product pages for a SERP that G2 and Reddit already own, and they have never carried a SaaS number. We win the comparison layer and the AI answer instead, and it is run by an operator who scaled a SaaS. Different battlefield, different team, and we proved it on our own product before yours.
No, and anyone who does is selling you something. We guarantee the method, the cadence, and full visibility into what we ship and what moves. Rankings and citations are the outcome of the system, not a line on a contract.
It is killing the click, not the demand. Buyers still research, they just do it inside ChatGPT and Perplexity now. The work moves from ranking to being cited, which is exactly what this engine is built for. Doing nothing is the real risk.
Because the models we target reject slop too. Every asset is human-reviewed against a measured house standard before it ships, with sources cited, and the AI scales the research and drafting, not the judgment. If the content would not earn a citation, it does not go out.
In one strategy session: what the models say about your category today, exactly which vendor they name, and the gap between that and you.