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AI visibility for agencies

Tibly for marketing agencies.

The buyers you used to win through referrals and Google now ask ChatGPT “who's the best marketing agency for SaaS?” — and get back 2–3 names. Tibly runs those questions across every major AI engine, shows you exactly who gets recommended and why, and drafts the content that gets your agency onto the list.

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Why teams switch

The shortlist got shorter, and it's written by AI.

Page one of Google had ten spots. An AI answer has two or three. If your agency isn't named, the pitch never happens.

2–3

Companies a typical AI answer names. Everyone else is invisible.

8 engines

ChatGPT, Gemini, AI Overviews, Perplexity, and more. Each keeps its own list.

Daily

Reruns of every buyer question, so you know the moment a competitor takes your spot on a niche like “agency for Shopify brands.”

What you get

Built for the questions that drive agency deals.

Agency buyers ask AI by vertical, channel, and budget. Tibly tracks the exact phrasings your next retainer starts with.

Prompts

Track the prompts your buyers actually type

We monitor the real questions that open agency searches: “best marketing agency for SaaS,” “top B2B demand gen agencies,” “affordable digital marketing agency for ecommerce.” You see the answers those prompts produce across every engine — not a proxy metric, the actual recommendation text.

Competitors

Scored answers: who got named, in what order

Every response is scored — which agencies were recommended, in what position, and how each engine described them. You'll know whether ChatGPT calls you “a top SaaS growth agency” or doesn't mention you at all, and which competitor owns the niche you pitch hardest.

Sources

See which sources AI trusts for agencies

AI engines lean on Clutch profiles, G2 reviews, UpCity listings, and niche “best agency” roundups when they pick names. Tibly shows the exact pages cited in each answer, so you know whether your Clutch reviews or a stale listicle is deciding your fate.

Actions

Drafted fixes — for you, and to resell

Tibly drafts the pages that win citations: vertical case-study pages, comparison pages, service pages structured the way engines quote them. And because your clients face the same problem, agencies use Tibly to sell AI-visibility tracking as a retainer line item.

Questions we track

Every phrasing of “which agency should we hire?”

Buyers slice the question by vertical, channel, geography, and budget. We track all of it.

  • Vertical picks: “best marketing agency for SaaS,” “top agencies for healthcare brands”
  • Channel specialists: “best PPC agency for B2B,” “top SEO agencies for ecommerce”
  • Local shortlists: “best digital marketing agency in Austin,” “top agencies near me”
  • Budget-fit questions: “affordable marketing agency for startups,” “agencies for small business”
  • Head-to-heads: “<your agency> vs <competitor>,” “alternatives to <competitor>”
  • Trust checks: “is <your agency> legit,” “<your agency> reviews”
  • Your own questions: add anything your clients ask, in plain English
FAQ

What agency owners ask us.

Straight answers — the same kind we want AI engines giving about you.

Do buyers really pick agencies through ChatGPT?
Increasingly, yes. The first step of an agency search used to be a Google query and ten blue links; now it's often a conversational question like “who are the best B2B marketing agencies?” — and the engine answers with two or three names and a reason for each. Buyers still do diligence afterward, but the shortlist is formed in that first answer. If you're not on it, you're not in the deal.
How is this different from our SEO rank tracking?
Rank trackers tell you where a URL sits on a results page. Tibly tells you what an AI engine says when a buyer asks it a question — which agencies it recommends, in what order, with what justification, and which sources it cited to get there. Those are different systems with different inputs. Agencies routinely rank well on Google and appear nowhere in AI answers.
Which sources actually influence whether AI recommends an agency?
In our tracking, agency recommendations lean heavily on Clutch profiles and reviews, G2 listings, UpCity, and “best agency for X” roundup articles, plus your own case-study and service pages when they're structured clearly. Tibly shows the exact citations behind every answer for your market, so you invest in the surfaces that engines are actually reading rather than guessing.
Can we resell this to our clients?
Yes — that's how many agencies use it. Your clients face the same problem: AI answers about their category name 2–3 brands. Agencies run Tibly reports for clients, add AI-visibility tracking to retainers, and use the drafted content fixes as deliverables. You get a new recurring line item; the client gets a metric nobody else is reporting on.
What does it cost to get started?
Start with the free report: we run your market's buyer questions across the major AI engines and show you who's being recommended today, including whether you appear at all. If you want it monitored continuously, daily tracking starts at $49/month with no contracts — cancel whenever you like. Most agencies run the free report first to see the size of the gap.

Be the answer to “best marketing agency for SaaS”

Run the free report to see who AI recommends in your market, then track it daily from $49/month. No contracts.