Monroya watches how ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity describe your category — then hands you the next move, ranked by what actually changes the answer.
When buyers ask GPT-5 and Claude to compare HRIS tools for remote-first companies, the same three vendors come up. A direct comparison page targeting that exact phrase is the lowest-effort way to be in the next response.
You give us the questions your buyers ask. We run them across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity on a schedule and read what comes back.
Models polled · daily
Who's named first. Who gets cited. Which framings stick. What's missing from your answer that's in theirs.
Each opportunity is scored by impact, confidence, and effort — with the asset drafted so you can ship the same day.
Pages to publish, journalists to pitch, narrative shifts to make. Each one tied to a specific gap in how AI describes your category.
Perplexity cites The Pragmatic Engineer in 4 of 6 evaluation-stage answers in your category. A specific, opinionated piece there gets picked up in future responses.
Gemini and Claude both describe you as “a generalist HR tool.” The category framing in your own copy is the strongest signal they pull from.
Technical buyers asking “how does X handle multi-entity payroll?” currently get a vague answer. A single page with the actual data flow shows up cleanly in answers.
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