Double how often AI pulls your content, free | Trakkr
We'll double how often AI pulls your content.
When someone asks ChatGPT or Perplexity a question, it goes and fetches real pages to answer them. We'll do the writing and the technical work to double how often it fetches yours, for free. The only thing we ask back is a case study, and only if it actually works.
Measured across
LiveDay 34 of 90
Cited in AI answerspages pulled into a live answer
MeasuredProjected
2× goal1,236Todayhits 2× · day 781,980Day 0Day 90
Your numberper week
-6,064-591% since the baseline week
Baseline2× goal
1,2362,472
60% of the way to 2×
On pace for 2× by day 78 · 12 days early
Who's citing you
ChatGPT58%Perplexity24%Claude18%
Pages published11
Nike vs Hoka: which actually runs softer?
Live·1,840 words·Jun 11
Best running shoes for flat feet
Live·2,310 words·Jun 10
Nike vs Brooks for marathon training
Live·1,920 words·Jun 8
Pegasus vs Vomero, compared
Live·1,610 words·Jun 6
Stability vs neutral: how to choose
Live·1,460 words·Jun 4
+6 more
Fixes shipped16
Server-rendered 38 JS-only product pages
Verified·Jun 11
Fixed 14 pages serving soft-404s to GPTBot
Verified·Jun 9
Cut TTFB 820ms → 180ms on /running
Verified·Jun 7
Shipped FAQ + Product JSON-LD on 22 pages
Verified·Jun 5
Added llms.txt + per-bot crawl rules
Verified·Jun 4
+11 more
Your own live dashboard. Every page we publish, every technical fix, your number against the target, and anything still waiting on your approval. Nothing hidden.
How it works
Connect your logs
About a minute on Cloudflare, Vercel, WordPress and most setups. It lets us see exactly how often AI crawlers fetch your pages today.
We set the baseline
For the first week we just watch. We measure how often ChatGPT, Perplexity and the others pull your pages right now, so we both know the real starting number.
We do the work
New pages, rewrites and technical fixes, all done for you. You see each one on your dashboard, and nothing goes live until you've said yes.
We aim for 2×
By day 90 the goal is twice the starting number. Hit it and we write it up as a case study. Miss it and nothing publishes, you pay nothing, and the work is yours to keep.
Who this is for
A fit
- You can give us a way to work on your site, and a quick yes or no on what we propose.
- You've got real pages and real content worth pulling into answers.
- You'd rather move quickly than send everything through a committee.
Not yet a fit
- Every change has to clear weeks of legal or brand review.
- You can't give access to your site or content right now.
- You're mid-rebuild or pre-launch, with little live yet to work with.
The deal
Why it's free
We're proving a playbook, and the best proof is a real result with a real name on it. Your win is the case study we want to show. That's the trade.
The bet is ours, not yours
We put in the hours up front. If we miss the target we walk away with nothing to show for it, and you've lost nothing. You're not the one gambling here.
You approve the work
You sign off on every page and every fix before it goes live, so it always sounds like you and never says anything you wouldn't. It's all white-hat, nothing that could ever embarrass you.
Questions
What kind of work do you actually do?
Two kinds. First, pages: new ones and rewrites aimed straight at the questions your buyers are asking AI assistants. Second, the technical side that makes those pages easy for crawlers to reach and read, like crawlability, llms.txt, clean structure and schema. It's all white-hat, you can watch it land on your dashboard, and you approve it before it ships.
Who writes the content, me or you?
What exactly are you doubling?
What access do you need?
Is my data safe?
How much of my time does this take?
Want one of the three spots?
Tell us a bit about your site and we'll come back to you on whether it's a fit. I read every application myself.
Mack GrenfellFounder, Trakkr
You'll be working with me directly, not handing this off to an account manager. I built Trakkr and I run its own AI visibility. The trakkr.ai you can find in ChatGPT and Perplexity today is the same playbook I'd run on your site. I read every application myself.