We found most SaaS pricing/feature info is invisible to AI (no CSS/JS, only static text). Built a tool to show the exact markdown LLMs see + auto-asks a contextual question (pricing pages → pricing).

Real case: Loops.so’s pricing slider is invisible; ChatGPT cites a competitor’s post instead! https://aiseotracker.com/blog/ai-page-inspector-what-chatgpt...

What’s inside: - Clean AI-readable markdown from any URL - Auto “smart question” + answer with issues found - No server storage; results saved in-browser

Would love feedback, break it, tell me where it fails, and what you’d add!

Still a 100, now your SEO is also feeding ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, etc... You want to have content and rankings for the future...

This is a wild example of how much damage a single compromised .gov or .edu domain can do. The scale of these attacks is insane, many SERPs are effected, millions of visits funneled to spam and scams, all because attackers can piggyback on the trust Google gives to these domains.

> The scale of these attacks is insane, many SERPs are effected, millions of visits funneled to spam and scams,

This is the means; what is the end? Is it to get visitors to click on a link in the PDF and visit that site?

Pretty much, if you rank #1 in a 1,000,000 volume keyword you get a lot of traffic

How does your platform compare to Vanta/Drata/etc.?

1 - Free & Open Source, anyone can self-host Comp AI. We'll also offer a hosted version at a low cost, our goal is to shift the cost of compliance to the end (e.g. the actual audit) vs paying at the beginning.

2 - AI-first vs building AI on-top, the long term goal is to have agents that do things like collect evidence automatically on top of integrations.

3 - When the MVP is launched, anyone can sign up and try it out without having to go through a long sales cycle (demos, contracts etc).

Link: https://il.ly/blog/ai-sales

AI filters out bad websites, it detects and find keywords to track, helps write emails, and more

First Vercel & Cloudflare, Now Github. Nobody wants me to deploy this week.

I added a video demo

Everyone is on Discord (like Midjourney), it seems. But I think it would be better to actually only offer email and chat support directly. It's hard to build a community, I actually built this back in March and only shared this now.

Yeah, official ChatGPT Plus is hard to compete with. They are cheaper than electricity. But I still struggle at times with the UI. Maybe an approach where a chrome extension fixes a few quirks (like categories, prompt library) is a better option for the future.

Done! Thank you