AI Visibility becomes a lead magnet, Paige learns how you sell, and audit emails get a template library

This month is about putting the platform to work in your own name - a free check that brings leads to your site, an assistant briefed on how you sell, and audit emails that sound like you wrote them.

You can now put a live AI Visibility check on your own site as a free lead magnet, in place of a standard website audit. A visitor enters their business details, watches the check run engine by engine, and gets a full report on how AI assistants describe and recommend them. Every submission is captured as a lead in your account - contact details included, with a direct link to the results they saw - so the follow-up never leaves the platform.

"Do we even show up in AI search?" is a question prospects are already asking themselves, which makes it a far sharper hook than another website scan. Runs are charged to your account and can be capped, so you stay in control of the spend, and the platform's existing abuse protections cover the new path.

The report itself has been reworked alongside it: per-platform commentary now reflects what each engine actually returned rather than repeating one line across all of them, citations are attributed to the publishers they came from, and the copy has been simplified throughout so it reads as a finished piece of work to someone seeing it for the first time.

Try it yourself on our own free AI visibility checker.

Paige can now be briefed on your agency. Sales leaders can supply their own context and supporting documents, which Paige draws on when answering questions and preparing material for reps - so every answer works to your positioning, your pricing, and your standard objection handling rather than generic best practice.

A rep asking for help with a pitch gets an answer shaped by how your team actually sells, and a new starter gets the same guidance as your most experienced closer without anyone having to write it out again. At the same time, Paige can now run and read local grids, work with checklists, use the showcase, see audit history, and attach audit PDFs rather than share links alone.

Add your context from Paige's settings - it's used from the next question onwards.

Sharing an audit no longer means one default email or rewriting the copy each time. You can save any number of named templates and pick the right one at the point of sending, with your default kept as the fallback.

The same audit goes out in very different situations - a cold prospect, a lead from an event, a follow-up with an existing client, a reply to an inbound enquiry - and each one needs its own framing. Keeping that copy in an external document is slow and easy to get wrong; keeping it in the send flow puts the right words one click away.

Two smaller changes round out the sending flow. You can have a copy of every shared audit email delivered to your own inbox, giving you a native email record you can reply from directly, and the send history now records which tabs were included in each send, so you can see exactly what a recipient received when you shared in stages.

Set your templates up from the audit sharing screen.