Use cases/SaaS

The searches you almost win. Won.

Comparison pages, alternatives, the questions buyers ask AI before a demo. The team finds where you're close, writes what's missing and posts it where your buyers read.

Yasmin and 69 specialists

Before the demo, they ask

“Relay or Corva for usage billing?”

Your buyer asks an AI engine, then searches your name. Here is what each one answers today, before the team has touched a page.

  • ChatGPT
    1. 1Corva
    2. 2Meterly
    You: not named
  • PerplexityPerplexityPerplexity
    1. 1Corva
    2. 2Relay
    You: #2
  • GeminiGeminiGemini
    1. 1Corva
    You: not named
  • AI OverviewsAI OverviewsAI Overviews
    1. 1Corva
    2. 2Meterly
    3. 3Relay
    You: #3
  • ClaudeClaudeClaude
    1. 1Corva
    2. 2Meterly
    You: not named
  • AI OverviewsAI OverviewsGoogle search
    1. 1Corva
    2. 2Meterly
    3. 3Billwise
    You: #7

Illustrative · Relay, Corva and Meterly are invented brands

One chat with Yasmin. The whole team behind it.

You brief the CMO, or she spots it first. Specialists join the reply, do the work in your tools, and anything that goes out waits for your yes.

  1. 01You ask, or Yasmin spots itA brief in chat, or a signal she picks up herself
  2. 02The team worksSpecialists read your data and draft in your tools
  3. 03It asks before it shipsAnything public, priced or paid waits for your yes
  4. 04It measuresRe-checked against the goal you set
On this job: Fiona, Mina, HarjitSample workspace · invented brand

Three moments you're losing today.

  1. Moment 01Page twoToday

    Forty searches a day for your category land on a rival's list.

  2. Moment 02FridayToday

    The founder means to post. The week runs out.

  3. Moment 03Demo callToday

    The prospect asked ChatGPT first. It described last year's product.

5 specialists on SaaS. Each one reports to Yasmin.

Every one of them works in your own tools, and knows what to ask you before acting.

SaaS team · 1/5
Head of SEO

Reads Search Console every morning and finds the searches you're one page away from winning.

Works in
  • Search Console
  • WordPress
  • LinkedIn
  • ChatGPT
  • PerplexityPerplexityPerplexity
  • Google Ads
Asks you first
Before changing a page that already ranks
Reports to
Yasmin · CMO

Every engine, every Monday. Read the way a buyer reads it.

Mina asks the questions your buyers ask on every AI engine and Google, and shows who gets named, in what order, and where you're missing.

  1. 01Your rival, marked in every answer
  2. 02Google and AI answers in one read
  3. 03The pages that would change it, listed
app.naridon.com/relay/placementsSample workspace · invented brand

Same question. After the pages exist.

Scroll, or drag the seam. Illustrative: the same Monday check once the comparison page and metering docs are live. A scenario, not a result.

app.naridon.com/relay/placementsSample workspace · invented brand
After the pages existToday

What it handles in software.

  • 01Comparison pages

    You vs. them, honest and sourced.

  • 02AI answers

    What ChatGPT and Perplexity say about you.

  • 03Founder posts

    LinkedIn and X, in your voice.

  • 04Search ads

    Your name and category terms, capped.

From the first signal to next week's plan.

Next week, on one calendar. An owner on every slot.

Ask for the week and it lands as a calendar, each piece with the specialist who owns that channel. The bolt marks what waits for your yes.

  1. 01Content, SEO, social and ads in one view
  2. 02Saved to Work & goals
  3. 03Public or paid work is gated
app.naridon.com/relay/workSample workspace · invented brand

The plan opens beside the chat. Steps, owners, and the gates.

A bigger goal becomes a team plan: ordered steps, who runs each, what it waits for and what it delivers. Three experts review it before you see it.

  1. 01Every step has one owner
  2. 02Dependencies are explicit
  3. 03Publish and Spend steps ask first
app.naridon.com/relay/goalsSample workspace · invented brand

Where it stops. And asks you.

These come to you as cards like these. One tap to approve, one to hold.

  • Waits for your yesRule 01Claims about rivals

    Only what's public and sourced.

  • Waits for your yesRule 02Posting as you

    Every post in your name waits for you.

  • Waits for your yesRule 03Pricing pages

    Never touched without your yes.

  • Hard stopRule 04Spend above your cap

    Never.

Approve where you already talk. Slack, email or the app.

Approvals land in the channel you pick, as the same card the app shows. Approve and the team carries on. Hold, and Yasmin asks again later.

  1. 01The Monday check, posted to #growth
  2. 02Ask the team with @Naridon
  3. 03One tap to approve, one to hold
relayhq.slack.com/archives/growthSample workspace · invented brand
# growth14 members · Naridon posts approvals and the Monday check here
Monday
YasminAPPNaridon · 8:02 AM

Monday's AI answer check is in. For best usage-based billing software, Relay is named in 2 of 5 AI answers, Corva in all five. Missing on ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude.

DK
Dana K.9:10 AM

@Naridon can we answer Corva's comparison page this week?

YasminAPPNaridon · 9:14 AM

Yes. Sofia drafted an honest comparison, every claim sourced to your docs, and Jamal a founder post to carry it. Both go out, so they need a yes.

Approval · OutwardPublish the page and schedule the post
What/compare/corva on WordPress · founder post on LinkedIn, Tue 9:00 AMWhoSofia and Jamal · voice checked by Harjit
Open in Naridon
Message #growth

Plugged into a SaaS stack. Reads where the truth is, works where you publish.

Connect once. The team reads the numbers your board reads, ships in the tools you already pay for, and talks to you where you already talk.

Yasmin and the team
  1. 01 · Where you talk
    • SlackApprovals, the Monday check, @Naridon
    • GmailThe weekly report, approvals by email
    • LinearShipped features become launch posts
  2. 02 · Where the numbers live
    • Search ConsoleBrand and category searches
    • AnalyticsWhich pages turn into signups
    • HubSpotWhich pages bring real pipeline
    • StripeTrials that become revenue
    • IntercomWhat buyers ask before they buy
  3. 03 · Where it publishes
    • WordPressComparison pages and docs
    • WebflowMarketing site pages
    • NotionBriefs and drafts for review
    • LinkedInFounder and company posts
    • RedditReplies in r/SaaS, approved first
  4. 04 · Where it spends
    • Google AdsCategory terms, inside your cap
    • LinkedIn AdsFinance and RevOps audiences

Concept · some connections are planned, shown as the team will use them

SEO and GEO for SaaS. One team, both answers.

Naridon is an AI marketing team for SaaS companies. It does SEO, getting your pages to rank on Google, and GEO, getting your product named when buyers ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude or Google's AI Overviews. Every Monday it asks the engines your buyers' questions, finds where a competitor is named instead of you, then writes and ships the pages that close the gap, with your approval.

What the team does · SaaS SEO and GEO
WorkFor search (SEO)For AI answers (GEO)WhoHow often
Comparison pagesRank for “you vs them” and “alternatives”Named when buyers ask AI to compareSofiaWhen a rival ships
Category pagesRank for “best [category] software”Cited in the category answerFionaMonthly
Docs and pricingSchema, speed, internal linksFacts an engine can quote word for wordFionaWeekly
Answer checksSearch Console positionsChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, AI OverviewsMinaEvery Monday
Founder and community postsBrand searches and linksMentions the engines readJamalWeekly

Key terms

SEO
Search engine optimization: ranking your pages in Google's results.
GEO
Generative engine optimization: getting named and cited in AI answers. Not geographic.
AEO
Answer engine optimization: writing so a direct answer can be lifted from your page.
AI Overviews
The AI summary Google shows above its results.
Comparison page
A page setting your product beside a rival's, from public facts.
Structured data
Schema markup that tells engines what a page is: product, pricing, FAQ.

SaaS questions, answered.

Talk to the foundersSee pricing

What is GEO for SaaS?

Generative engine optimization for SaaS means getting your product named and cited when buyers ask AI engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude which software to use. It works through pages the engines can quote: comparisons, category pages, docs and pricing.

How is GEO different from SEO?

SEO earns a position in Google's list of links. GEO earns a mention inside the answer an AI engine writes. The work overlaps, clear pages and structured data help both, so Naridon runs them as one plan.

How do I know if ChatGPT recommends my SaaS?

Ask it the questions your buyers ask. Naridon does that every Monday across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude and AI Overviews, and shows who each one names and where you are missing.

Will comparison pages against competitors hurt us?

Not when they're honest. The team builds them from public facts only, sources every claim and never invents reviews. Each one waits for your approval before it goes live.

Which tools does it connect to?

Slack, Gmail, Linear, Search Console, Google Analytics, HubSpot, Stripe, Intercom, WordPress, Webflow, Notion, LinkedIn, Reddit, Google Ads and LinkedIn Ads. Some are planned, shown here as the team will use them.

What needs my approval?

Anything that goes out: a published page, a post, a reply, a bigger spend. Approve in the app, by email or in Slack with one tap.

How fast will we show up in AI answers?

Pages can ship in the first week. Google and the AI engines take weeks to pick them up, and nobody can honestly promise a ranking or a mention. The Monday check shows you what changed.

How much does it cost?

Starter is $1,049 a month, Growth $1,799 and Enterprise $5,099, each set up with you on a call with the founders. Every plan gets the whole team; plans differ in monthly credits (12,000 / 36,000 / 120,000).

Meet the whole team.

SEO, AI answers, content, social and ads. One chat, seventy specialists, inside the limits you set.