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Vouch for agencies: AI visibility for every client

How agencies use Vouch to show each client where AI assistants stop recommending them in a buying conversation, who takes over, and what to publish next.

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The six stages of a ThreadA buyer conversation moves through Discovery, Shortlist, Objection, Trust, Value and Decision. In this example the brand is named for the first three questions and dropped at Trust, when the buyer asks whether the brand can be trusted.One buyer conversation, six questionsStage 1DiscoveryBest options?Stage 2ShortlistCompare threeStage 3ObjectionDownsides?Stage 4TrustReliable?Stage 5ValueWorth it?Stage 6DecisionWhich to buy?Dropped hereExample: your brand is named for three questions,then a rival takes its place when the buyer asks about trust.
A Thread follows one buyer through six questions. Being named in the first answer is not being chosen: a brand can drop out later, at Objection or Trust.
Example data
The Vouch project dashboard for the demo brand Demo Cycles, scoped to all prompts, engines and countries: a Latest changes strip, each change labelled week of 26 Oct (Vouch Rate down 23, salvation rate down 20 points, visibility down 5 points), a Vouch Rate of 37 from 5 completed conversations, and a card showing where buyers drop the brand: stage 4, Trust, “Is their after-sales service reliable?”, where 3 of 5 Threads dropped it and Rival Bikes was named instead.
The project dashboard: what changed this week, the Vouch Rate and where buyers drop the brand, ahead of the salvation rate, visibility, share of voice and position. Example data from the built-in demo brand Demo Cycles, not a real customer.

The problem

Your clients have started asking about ChatGPT. "Are we in the AI answers? Why does our rival keep coming up?" You can run a few prompts by hand and screenshot the result, but that is one answer on one day, and it does not tell the client what to do.

The harder part is that a buyer rarely stops at the first answer. They ask for a comparison, then the downsides, then whether the brand is worth the price. A client can be named in the first answer and gone by the fourth, and a screenshot of the first answer hides that.

How Threads answer it

A Thread is one buyer's conversation with an AI assistant, six questions long: Discovery, Shortlist, Objection, Trust, Value and Decision. The first question is a prompt you track for the client; Vouch writes the next five for the client's category and asks them in order, the way a buyer would.

Vouch records the stage where the client stops being named, the follow-up that did it (the killer question), the brands named instead and the sources cited at that stage. Then it suggests what to publish, tied to that stage. That gives you a finding and a next step for each client, not just a visibility number. The methodology explains how each assistant is asked and how a conversation is scored, and killer questions shows what those follow-ups tend to look like.

Each client sits in its own project with its own brand, rivals, prompts and countries, so one client's results never mix with another's. Every project is tracked on ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode and Copilot (see the methodology for how each is collected).

With Vouch and without

Without Vouch With Vouch
Hand-run prompts, one assistant at a time Daily tracking on seven assistants for every client project
A screenshot of the first answer Six-stage Threads that show where the client drops out
"A rival came up" The brands named instead, and the sources cited at that stage
A slide of guesses for the client Recommendations tied to the stage where the client is lost
A summary you assemble by hand each month An HTML report you can download and send

Start in three steps

  1. Add the client's brand and its main rivals as a project.
  2. Add the prompts the client's buyers ask, for each country you track.
  3. Read the first Threads: find the stage where the client drops out and who takes over.

See the pricing page for what each plan includes.

Common questions

How many clients can an agency track in Vouch?

Each client is a project. The Agency plan includes 15 projects, 300 tracked prompts, 10 countries, 60 Thread slots and 20 seats. The Pro plan includes 3 projects. The pricing page lists every plan's limits.

Can I share results with a client?

Yes. Every paid plan can download an HTML report for a project, which you can send to the client. Vouch has no CSV export and no alerts today.

Which assistants does Vouch cover?

Vouch tracks ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode and Copilot on every plan. Threads, the six-question buyer conversations, run on ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity. The methodology page explains how each one is asked.

Can I get access today?

Vouch is invite-only for now. Join the waitlist on this page and we will email you when there is a place.

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