A client is going to ask you this question soon.
Do you have an answer?
"Why don't we show up when someone asks ChatGPT for the best [what they do] near them?"
Ten blue links used to be the whole game. That's not what a search looks like anymore. ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google's own AI Overview now hand back one answer, naming a small handful of businesses, not a page to scroll. Your client isn't in that answer. Neither is the client sitting next to them who hasn't asked you about it yet, but will.
You don't get a notification when this happens. There's no lost-bid email, no dip you can point to in a dashboard you already watch. The client just quietly starts hearing about a competitor from their own customers, "how'd you find them?", and eventually asks you why that competitor keeps coming up.
Whoever answers that question first for a given client keeps the relationship. Whoever explains it second is the agency that missed it.
This is what DirectAI-style white-label solves
You already have the client relationship.
We run the monthly report under your name.
Your brand, not ours
Your name, your logo, your color on every report. The report link can sit on your own domain.
Real answers, not a guess
ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Grok (by plan), actually asked your client's buyer questions every month, using each tool's web search.
Fixes in order, plain steps
Every fix comes with plain steps your client does themselves, in order of what should help most. They tick fixes off in a private portal; we check the ones we can and mark them Verified. We never need their logins.
You set the price
What you charge your client, and what you keep, is entirely your call. Partner pricing is on a demo.
Partners
Partner pricing on a demo
What you charge your own clients is completely up to you. Book a demo and we will walk you through the report, the portal and partner pricing.
Your name, logo and color go on every report.
What the report says about your client depends on what they do
The directories AI leans on, the questions their customers ask, and the trust signals that decide the answer are different in every category. Four of the common ones, written out:
Plumbing, HVAC & trades
Losing emergency queries to Angi and HomeAdvisor, and what the contractor who beats them has.
Law firms & attorneys
Why AI names an attorney rather than a firm, and how bar advertising rules actually help here.
Dental & medical practices
Three overlapping identities per practice, and the insurance question no site answers in text.
Real estate agents
The hardest of the four: Zillow owns the agent query, so the opening is somewhere else.
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