Run the audit before the pitch
Clients are asking how they show up in AI answers. Noma gives you the number, the competitor who took their place, and the specific fixes, on any domain, without their logins.
Built for running other people's brands
One account, every client kept separate, and the same read on every engine in every market they sell in.
One read across every engine
The same prompt set put to 5 engines daily, so a client sees where they stand on each rather than one blended score.
How tracking worksEvery client, kept apart
10 workspaces on one invoice, each with its own prompts, competitors and history. Nothing bleeds between accounts.
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Any market, any language
Ask the questions a client's buyers actually type, in the country and language they type them in.
What gets monitoredWhat you get
[ audit any domain ]
Audit any domain
Run a full audit on a prospect from the public web. No logins, no analytics access, no setup call before you can say something useful.
[ every client, one account ]
Every client, one account
Each client is a separate project with its own prompts and competitor set, so nothing bleeds between accounts.
[ five engines, daily ]
Five engines, daily
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and Perplexity, polled every day from the same prompt set so week-on-week movement means something.
[ competitive gaps per prompt ]
Competitive gaps per prompt
Show a client exactly which rival holds the recommendation on which question, per engine, rather than a single blended score.
[ the 12-point audit ]
The 12-point audit
Structured data, FAQ schema, llms.txt, headings, bylines, freshness and more, scored on three weighted axes.
[ aeo content ]
AEO content
Turn findings into briefs and articles with FAQ schema and JSON-LD already embedded, aimed at the prompts where the client is invisible.
More than a monitoring tool
Measuring is the easy half. These are the three places the number actually moves.
Walk in with a live read on the prospect's visibility and the competitor taking their place, built from real answers rather than a slide.
The free audit is the part that wins meetings. It runs on any public domain in about two minutes, which means you can bring a real finding to a first conversation instead of a capability deck.
What you get as an agency
One account, every client
Ten client workspaces on one invoice, each with its own prompts, competitor set and history. No juggling logins, and nothing bleeds between accounts.
Reports that carry your name
White-label reports and client-facing dashboards, so what you hand over looks like your work rather than a tool you resold.
Or hand it to us
If you would rather not run it in-house, the managed service does the setup, the monitoring and the monthly read, and you keep the client relationship.
Questions agencies ask
Yes. The audit needs only a public domain. Nothing is requested from the prospect, and they do not need to know it ran.
Five: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and Perplexity, polled daily. Each is reported separately, because a client invisible on one and strong on four has a specific problem that an average would hide.
A domain. Noma reads the public site the way an engine does, so there is no analytics access to request, no tag to install and no CMS connection to arrange.
SEO tells you whether a client ranks. This tells you whether an assistant recommends them, quotes them, or knows they exist. The two can disagree completely, and increasingly the second is the one deciding the shortlist.
[ for agencies ]
Walk into the pitch with the number already in hand
Audit any prospect's public domain in about two minutes, show them which rival holds the recommendation, and run every client from one account.