free check Checked live on ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini

Your buyers ask AI what to use. It doesn’t say you.

MarketRun runs your go-to-market. Paste your URL and we check who AI names instead of you, then place you where those answers look — directories, review sites, marketplaces, roundups — and send you the receipt.

The check is free. The weekly re-check is free. You only pay when you want it done. About sixty seconds, results on screen and in your inbox.

Getting found is lane one. Messaging, conversion, replies, launches and retention follow, in the same loop.

marketrun.co/r/samplesample result — a hypothetical product, through the real check
01the verdict
named in 2 of 4

Buyers ask AI which invoicing software to use. Paperkite is named in 2 of 4.

Checked live across four engines. Ridgeline is named in 4 of 4. The sources these answers cite mention Ridgeline 20 times and Paperkite 3 times.

Also found: 2 claims on your site have nothing behind them. “The fastest invoicing tool for designers” → “Invoices go out the day the work is approved”

ChatGPT0 / 12
Gemini2 / 12
Perplexity1 / 12
Claude0 / 12
why — sources cited in answers that named a rival
alternativeto.net — Ridgeline Alternatives — AlternativeTocited 12×
capterra.com — Billing and Invoicing Software — Capterracited 4×
studioguide.example — Invoicing for designers — the 2019 guidecited 4×

the 12 questions we asked · grounded API endpoints, not the consumer apps

02what I’d run this week13 pieces of work
directories1 listing — AlternativeTo — the answers cite itdrafted
review sites5 profiles — Capterra, G2, GetApp, +2 more — Capterra cited by these answersdrafted
your site2 comparison pages — Paperkite vs Ridgeline, Paperkite alternativesoutlined
entity records4 records — Crunchbase, LinkedIn company page, GitHub organization, Product schema on your site — consistent name, one-line and URL across alloutlined
links1 replacement — the 2019 guide on studioguide.example these answers still citeoutlined
You approve once. We send, submit, publish and verify.Run it
placed onDirectoriesReview sitesMarketplacesRoundupsEntity recordsYour siteLink targetsMedia

They tell you AI doesn’t mention you.We get you mentioned.

Monitoring is being given away. The gap between a report and a placement is a week of founder time, every month, forever. That week is what MarketRun runs.

Brand Radar, Profound, Peec, Otterly

The watchers

A report of your absence. Tracking, benchmarks, a checklist. The work stays yours.

  • tracks your visibility
  • scores your absence
  • emails you a dashboard
  • leaves the work to you
a week of founder time, monthly

Doing it yourself

Find the surfaces, write every piece, submit, chase, track. Most founders do it once and never refresh it. That’s why the rival is in the answers.

  • finds the surfaces by hand
  • writes every listing
  • chases every reply
  • never gets refreshed
the operator

MarketRunruns

Files the listings, claims the profiles, pitches the roundups, publishes the pages, reclaims the links — and shows you the receipt for each.

  • files the directory listings
  • claims the review profiles
  • pitches the roundups
  • publishes the comparison pages
  • shows you what it did, with sources
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See who AI namesinstead of you.

Your category’s real buyer questions, asked live. Not a score — the names, the answers, the sources each engine cited.

Two things counted, separately: named in the answer, and cited as a source. Rivals shown beside you.

The list of sources cited in answers that named a rival and not you is the whole problem, written down.

Read the methodology →
who’s named — 12 questions × 4 engines
Ridgeline47 / 48
Bonsai32 / 48
HoneyBook32 / 48
Paperkite3 / 48

answers naming the product, of 48. Sample: Paperkite, a hypothetical invoicing software product, through the real check.

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lane 01 · getting found

Nine places answers look.We place you on all.

One loop — find, produce, place, verify — pointed at every surface the engines cite for your category. Listings written to the claims standard, submitted, chased, confirmed live. Nothing is claimed until we’ve seen it.

Directories

cited by engines

The category directories these answers actually cite. Highest volume, lowest friction — found per category from the citations, not a fixed list.

discovered per category

Review sites

cited by engines

Claim and complete the vendor profile, then a review sequence to real users. Review velocity is both a ranking factor and a citation source.

G2 · Capterra · GetApp · TrustRadius

App stores

eligibility-driven

When your product is an app, the store listing is the surface: title, subtitle, keywords, description and screenshot copy to the claims standard, refreshed monthly. No keyword volumes — no licensed data, and we say so.

App Store · Google Play

Marketplaces

eligibility-driven

Every integration directory you already qualify for. Most founders list in one and forget the rest.

Slack · Zapier · HubSpot · Chrome

Entity records

high priority

Before an engine recommends you it has to know you exist. One name, one line, one URL — identical everywhere.

Crunchbase · LinkedIn · Wikidata · schema

Your site

published for you

Comparison pages, alternatives pages, pages for the questions nobody has claimed. Schema and llms.txt ship with them.

CMS API · GitHub PR · file handoff

Every surface in the catalog can be verified. If we can’t prove a placement landed, we don’t claim it. Outreach goes from our own sending domain, capped at 25 a week — never yours. Community posts are drafted for your account, disclosed, never sent for you.

Six lanes, one operator.

Getting found is the first lane and the only thing you pay for at $99. The other five are the rest of your go-to-market — the same loop, the same receipts, the same one decision at a time — and they open in Run Pro. Founding members get all six at $79, locked for life.

lane 01running now

Getting found

Everything that makes AI recommend you: listings, review profiles, marketplaces, roundups, comparison pages, reclaimed links. Receipts on each.

  • nine placement surfaces
  • you-vs-rival pages
  • creator pitches, disclosed
in Run · $99

Lane one is placement, on the nine surfaces above. Lanes two to five never decide your pricing, your positioning, or which customer to ask — they bring the work, the evidence, and one question. What that looks like, moment by moment →

#marketrunSlack · Monday 07:00

Paying customers: reply with the number and I'll track it from here.

Named in 2 of 4 engines. Cited as a source in 1. Sources naming a rival and not you: 3.

production

6 pieces drafted this week, 13 on the list

1 listing drafted — AlternativeTo

distribution

Nothing out yet — it goes the day you say run it

Cited as a source in 1 of 4 engines

conversion

Funnel: unknown until analytics and Stripe are connected — nothing here is invented

Unknown — Named in 2 of 4. Whether visitors convert needs an analytics read. Connect analytics and I'll know.

✗Caught “The fastest invoicing tool for designers” in the G2 vendor profile — no benchmark on file; rewrote to what the site can support
◆Gemini named you for “what do designers use to bill clients”
Found 3 sources AI answers cite for invoicing software for freelance designers that leave you out.
— or just reply “run it”
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Monday: a memo, one decision,one word back.

It lands in your Slack or WhatsApp. Counts first, then what ran, then the one thing that needs you. Two decisions open at a time, never three.

Every action carries a receipt: what was filed, what was checked, what changed, with a link. Every claim in every listing is checked against what your site can prove before it ships.

No dashboard to log into. There is a page with everything on it, for when chat is the wrong place to read six drafts.

changelog draft, 09:14

We’re the fastest invoicing tool for designers

Every draft checked against what you can prove — before it ships.

4

Getting found is the first problem.It won’t be the last.

Run gets AI to recommend you. Run Pro handles what happens after they arrive — the same operator, working the rest of the funnel.

#marketrunSlack · Wed 11:40
noticedThree of your last five trials stalled before the paid step.

Two mentioned the annual commitment by name. I modeled three packaging options against your actual cohort — here’s what each would have done to last quarter.

This one’s your call, not mine.

See the threeNot now

Illustrative moment, from our fixture product. Yours run on your own evidence.

The same operator, the same way: it notices something in your evidence, does the work, and hands you one decision. Pricing, positioning, objections, proof, the page that isn’t converting.

It never decides your pricing, your positioning, or which customer to ask. Those are yours. It brings the work, the evidence, and one question.

You don’t switch to Pro. The operator tells you when you’re ready — when your visibility is climbing and your conversions aren’t, that’s a different problem, and it says so.

What Pro looks like, moment by moment →

Tiers differ on what the operator runs. Never on engines, prompts, quotas or seats. Ads, dashboards and internal reporting are out of scope — we write the brief and hand it to a tool that does that.

Three steps. No dashboard,no engineers, no logins held.

01 · paste

Paste your URL

Sixty seconds later: who AI names instead of you, and the work list that changes it. Free, and free to re-check every week.

02 · approve

Say “run it”

Correct three lines about your product, pick Slack or WhatsApp. The first message arrives with the work already drafted.

03 · leave it

It keeps running

Listings filed, pitches sent, pages published, placements verified. Monday brings the memo and one decision. Two open at a time, never three.

No logins held

Listings that need your own account are drafted for you and take three minutes to paste.

Your yes, or it waits

Every piece of work is approved once. Nothing ships without it.

Every action, a receipt

Emitted from the action log, never narrated. With a link.

Two connections, ever

A chat channel and a read of your Stripe number. Never CRM, email or ads.

Cancel in one click

Disconnect deletes. Your record exports as plain text.

Getting found, or everything after.

Getting found is the first problem. It won’t be the last. Tiers differ on what the operator runs — never on quotas, engines or seats.

Run

Getting found.
$99/mo

Every placement surface AI answers pull from — directories, review sites, marketplaces, roundups, entity records, comparison pages, links. Drafted, submitted, verified, refreshed.

Run Pro

Everything after.
$249/mo

The same operator on pricing, positioning, objections, proof, activation, and the pages that aren’t converting. Plus your team, watching.

What Pro looks like →
$79 locked, first twenty — full Pro scopetaken: first twenty · cancel in one click

The check is free. The weekly re-check is free. You only pay when you want it done.

Questions founders ask first.

No. Trackers tell you AI doesn’t mention you and stop there. MarketRun runs the placements that change the answer — listings, profiles, marketplaces, pitches, pages — and re-checks weekly to show what moved. The check and the re-check are free; the work is what you pay for.

Your buyers ask AI what to use. It doesn’t say you.

The check is free. The weekly re-check is free. You only pay when you want it done.