Solutions

What companies hire Neurock to fix

Two ways in. Start from the problem you are trying to solve, or start from how your industry currently performs when a buyer asks an assistant who to work with.

Use cases
By problem

Start from the problem

Each one maps to a single programme, so it is clear what you would actually be buying.

Get cited by AI

Get cited when buyers ask AI

“Our category comes up in ChatGPT, but our name never does”

Buyers ask an assistant who to work with and get three names back. If yours is not one of them, the shortlist closed before you knew it existed.

How we fix it

Benchmark competitors

See where you stand against competitors

“Who does AI recommend in our category, and why them”

Before you change anything, it is worth knowing which competitor the model reaches for first, and what it credits them with.

How we fix it

Advertise in AI answers

Reach buyers inside the answer itself

“Our buyers stopped clicking through to us”

When the assistant answers the question, the click never happens. The place to be present is the answer, not the page after it.

How we fix it

Sell to AI agents

Make your products legible to buying agents

“An agent is doing the shopping, and it cannot read our catalogue”

When software does the buying, a product that cannot be parsed, priced, and verified is a product that cannot be bought.

How we fix it

Monitor over time

Monitor what AI says about you over time

“We fixed it once. Is it still true this month”

Models change, competitors publish, and an answer that named you in March can quietly drop you by June.

How we fix it
Industries
By sector

Start from your industry

Every score below is the measured average for that segment in the Neurock AI Visibility Index, out of 100. Lower means a wider gap between the demand and who gets named.

Fintech

34/100

The best-performing segment in the Index, which mostly means the bar is low everywhere. Being ahead of the field is not the same as being the answer.

B2B SaaS

31/100

Software buyers ask assistants for a shortlist before they ever reach a pricing page. The shortlist is the new category page.

Consulting

29/100

Expertise that lives in the partners rather than on the site is expertise a model cannot cite.

Medtech

27/100

A regulated claim a model cannot verify is a claim it will decline to repeat, which is the correct behaviour and a real commercial problem.

Private Banking

23/100

Discretion has always been the industry posture. Assistants read discretion as an absence of evidence.

Law Firms

18/100

Legal questions are among the most common things people ask assistants, and among the least likely to name a firm.

Healthcare

15/100

Patients ask assistants before they ask a receptionist. The provider named in that answer shapes the referral.

Industrial SMEs

12/100

Deep technical capability, almost entirely invisible to the systems now doing supplier discovery.

Real Estate

11/100

Portals have owned the answer for two decades. Assistants are quietly rewriting who gets to hold it.

Independent Wealth Management

8/100

The lowest score in the Index, in a market where a single relationship can define a year.

Find out where you stand

When a buyer asks an assistant who to work with, it names two or three companies and moves on. The audit puts the questions your buyers actually ask to all five AI platforms, scores you on the five things a model weighs before it cites anyone, and shows you which competitor is named in your place. You get the gap and the order to close it in, five business days from briefing.

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