Uwasa pulls AI answer visibility, search, backlinks and technical health into one workspace, reads the data for you and hands you a white-labeled report with the fixes already ranked. One subscription where there used to be three.
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One tool for the AI answers your clients now get judged by. Semrush and Ahrefs sell you data. Uwasa sells you the read: every dataset arrives with a plain-language explanation of what changed and what to do.
Share of answer across ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews. The actual buyer questions being asked. Which answers name your client, which name their competitor, which domains the assistants cite and whether the AI crawlers can even reach the site. It is the ground generative engine optimization and answer engine optimization cover, measured per client instead of argued about.
The metric to own. Your client's portion of tracked AI answers versus named competitors, on both platforms, with a monthly trend line.
The real questions, the answer that came back and the sources it cited. Not a score. The transcript.
So you can show a client the terms where AI demand already exceeds search demand.
Free and unlimited, on every tier. If GPTBot is blocked at the edge, nothing else you do matters.
Add up what your shop pays per month to answer one client question: how visible are we and what do we fix next. A search suite for rankings and backlinks. A second one somebody insists is better at technical. A listening tool for brand mentions. None of them touch the AI answers your clients are actually being judged by, and every one of them hands you raw data you still have to turn into a deliverable.
Seven datasets gathered, analyzed and compiled into a client-ready page and a print-formatted PDF, with every fix ranked and paired with the specific action. The thing you would otherwise spend a day assembling. Surface by surface, it is what an AI visibility audit covers, run on your whole roster instead of one business.
Everything already on file: domain, competitors, tracked prompts, verified properties.
The runner prices the run before you spend anything. No surprise metering.
Seven datasets, one narrative. Every claim traces back to a dataset and a date.
Password-protected report page plus PDF, on your subdomain, under your logo.
Every recommendation lands in one of four bands with the specific action attached, then carries a status in the fix tracker. A report becomes a work plan.
Mimi is Japanese for ear. The product hears the rumor; Mimi is what you ask about it.
Answers cite the dataset they came from, so a strategist can brief a client without an analyst translating first. “Why did share of voice drop while rankings held” is a question, not a report request.
Uwasa is Japanese for rumor. Right now it hears what the machines say about your clients. Next it hears what people say: brand mentions, share of voice and sentiment across the open social web, in the same workspace, read the same way, landing in the same report.
One subscription fewer. Same login.
Launching Fall 2026. Waitlist agencies get it first and help shape what a listening dataset looks like inside a report.
Uwasa never appears on anything a client sees. Set it once per agency and every report, share link and email follows.
Every report, research run, open fix, watchlist and share link, per client, in one place. Not a folder of PDFs in Drive.
Data freshness per dataset, with one-click re-runs between full reports. Fix tracker with status. Google Search Console for verified properties, alongside the rest.
You are never blocked from the AI visibility data because you are small.
Report credits for full runs, dataset credits for individual refreshes. Every tier includes all tools and all datasets. What changes is how much you can run and how many people can run it.
For the solo consultant or a two-person shop taking on AI visibility work.
For a full-service shop running visibility as a retained service across a dozen clients.
For multi-office networks and holding companies with their own client logins.
Credits roll over for one month. Run out mid-month and you can top up without changing tier.
Run them side by side for a billing cycle. Most shops find the only thing they still open in the old stack is the export they were pasting into a deck, and Uwasa already wrote the deck. Keyword tracking, SERP features, backlink gaps and technical audits are in every tier, next to the AI answer data nothing else has. Cancel when the old tab stops earning its invoice.
No. The data is real API data from established providers. The AI reads it, it does not invent it. Every claim in a report traces to a dataset and a date, and the report shows you which.
Only if you tell them. Reports, share links and emails all carry your brand, your subdomain and your reply-to address.
No. Two meters: report credits for full runs and dataset credits for individual refreshes. Every tier comes with its own seat count and every seat gets every tool.
Minutes, not the day it takes to assemble one by hand. You start the run, it gathers and reads seven datasets, and it hands back a client-ready page and a print-formatted PDF.
Not yet. AI answer visibility shipped first because nothing else covered it. Listening launches Fall 2026: brand mentions, share of voice and sentiment in the same workspace and the same report. Join the waitlist and keep your current tool until the day you don't need it.
Thirty minutes, screen shared. Bring one client domain and we will run a full report against it live, white-labeled to your brand, and you keep the output.
No credit card. No trial clock. We will not put your client on a mailing list.
Find out which, on a client you already have, before your competitor's next pitch does it for you.
Be the answer when anyone asks.