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Viewfy starts at 7am. The first job: find live threads where your buyers are already asking for what you built, Reddit first, and draft the reply. Drafts wait in your queue and you approve, edit or skip each one. The rest of the day goes to your daily post, your SEO pull request, checks of who ChatGPT and Claude name for your buying questions, and pitches to sites AI trusts. One morning message tells you what changed.

The parts that put you in front of strangers wait for you: every thread reply and every editor pitch sits in a queue until you approve, edit or skip it, and pitches leave from your own address. The daily post publishes on its own so your morning stays quiet. If one ever embarrasses you, reply kill to that morning’s message and it comes down within the minute.

Free: 100 drafts, no card, shared between the dashboard (paste your URL and the threads are found for you) and the Viewfy Mini Chrome extension (you open a thread, the reply is drafted). Mini raises that to 100 drafts a day ($29/mo); Mini Max is 500 a day, also finds the threads for you, and can draft on-device with Gemini Nano inside your Chrome ($49/mo). Pro, the full growth agent, starts with a call. See prices.

People ask a chatbot for a tool and click whatever it names. So Viewfy first checks that the bots ChatGPT and Claude read with can even reach you, because most sites block them by accident or hide everything behind JavaScript. Then search markup is added and your pages are reshaped into the answer shapes engines lift. Then Viewfy asks your buying questions every month and tracks the visits that arrive from them, so you see users, not a vanity score. We guarantee live mentions on real sites, never what a chatbot will say: nobody honest can promise that, so Viewfy earns mentions on the pages chatbots read and measures the visits that arrive.

Maybe not. Visibility dashboards disagree with each other and with your own analytics, because every answer depends on the model, the phrasing, and whether live search was on. Founders regularly report most of their traffic arriving from ChatGPT while a rank tracker swears they are invisible. So Viewfy starts from causes, not scores: can the bots ChatGPT reads with fetch your site at all, are your pages shaped like answers, do the sites engines quote mention you. Then Viewfy tracks the trend across daily runs and the visits that actually arrive.

Posts alone are half the job. A page earns traffic when engines can read it, when it answers a real buying question in its first lines, and when sites the engines trust mention it. Viewfy checks that engines can read your site first, writes pages aimed at buying questions before volume, and every draft must carry at least one fact that is only true about your product or it does not publish. Then Viewfy earns the mentions that make engines take the page seriously.

There is a hard list of what Viewfy refuses to publish. No em dashes, no delve or leverage, no recycled year-trend posts, and every draft has to contain at least one fact that is only true about your product or it gets rewritten. The banned list is public. If a post embarrasses you, reply kill to that morning’s message and it comes down. Read what Viewfy will not write.

Only for the SEO pull request. You install our GitHub App on the repos you pick, and you can revoke it any time. The blog, the AI mentions tracking, and everything else work without it.

Head tags, meta, schema, sitemaps, robots rules, image alt and our analytics pixel. No refactors, no dependency changes, no touching your app logic. You read the diff and decide.

X to start. Viewfy writes from your commits, so the posts are about what you actually shipped.

We never pay editors for editorial mentions. Every pitch carries something real, like an audit of their topic or a draft written for their readers; if an editor asks for money, Viewfy declines and moves on. Undisclosed paid links get sites penalized, and AI engines do not trust the pages they live on. Openly sold listings are different: some sites offer them through marketplaces, they show up clearly labeled with a price, and one is bought only when you click Buy.

Your product mentioned or linked on a real third-party site with real authority (Domain Rating 30 or higher), verified live, and still up 30 days later. If a placement dies inside 30 days, what you paid for it comes back as credit. You approve every pitch before it is sent, and it goes out from your own address.

Your first approved thread replies are usually live within the first week. The daily blog and outreach start with Pro. Search and AI mentions compound slower: a month of pages starts pulling its weight around day 30, and Viewfy tracks who ChatGPT and Google name for your buying questions so you watch a trend instead of trusting a promise. Anyone quoting you a ranking date is guessing.

Viewfy Mini, the Chrome extension: free trial, then $29/mo, or $49/mo for Mini Max, which also finds the threads for you and includes on-device mode, where Gemini Nano drafts inside your Chrome and nothing about the thread or the draft leaves the browser. Pro, the growth agent, starts with a call, so we price it around what you are shipping. Cancel either any time. See prices.

Yes, and Viewfy goes further than the law asks. Every published image carries signed Content Credentials (C2PA) and IPTC provenance metadata saying it was AI-generated, with the image model’s own manifest and watermark preserved instead of stripped, and every page says the same in machine-readable data. The text is written by Claude, whose output carries Anthropic’s watermark. Before a post goes live under your name you confirm you read and checked it, Viewfy records who approved it and when, and if a model rewrites it afterwards the post goes back to draft. Your blog names the person responsible for it, and one switch adds the European Commission’s AI label to every post for readers. That is Article 50 of the EU AI Act, in force since August 2026, handled on every blog by default, wherever your readers are. How AI content is marked.