The market decides before you're in the room.
Long before a buyer books a call, they have asked AI, read the reviews and compared three websites. By the time they talk to anyone, the shortlist is written. Most companies never find out they weren't on it.
“Which tools do teams like ours use?” ChatGPT answers with three names.
A review site, a Reddit thread, a comparison article. Each one cites someone.
Pricing, case studies, who explains the problem best. Usually in one evening.
If you weren’t in the first three steps, you never hear about it.
Cyte shows you the first three steps, for you and every competitor. So you're on the shortlist before anyone calls.
Thousands of AI agents on your competitors. Day and night.
Every Cyte customer has thousands of AI agents working on competitor analysis around the clock. Each one does a single job well, and together they cost less than one analyst.
Agents read competitor websites as they change, and every review site, Reddit thread and article an AI engine cites.
Agents ask ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and the other engines what your buyers ask, and record who gets named.
Page against page, topic against topic, source against source. Where a competitor is ahead, the agents work out why.
A few specific improvements for your team, each with the evidence behind it and an outline to start from.
The agents watch, compare and suggest. Your team still does the work. Cyte tells it where.
Open it every morning. Leave with a to-do list.
Cyte turns what it finds into suggested improvements for your team each day: what to publish, what to fix, where to show up. Every suggestion comes with the evidence behind it.
You, next to every competitor. Everywhere it counts.
Cyte compares you with each competitor across websites, reviews, communities, press and AI answers, and keeps all of it in one place. Nobody has to check by hand.
Other tools show a score. Cyte tells you what to improve.
Each day Cyte suggests a few specific improvements: a page to add, a page to strengthen, a review site or community worth showing up in. Each one is tied to something a competitor has, or just changed. On a day with nothing worth doing, it says so.
The competitor's page or the source that cites it, your page or the lack of one, and how strong the case is.
Open any suggestion for a brief: the goal, the target page, what it must contain and a checklist. Hand it to a writer or a developer.
Mark it done and Cyte checks the related prompts again at 7, 14, 28 and 42 days, and shows you what moved.
Track. Compare. Detect. Act.
Other tools stop at the score. Cyte keeps going: why a competitor is ahead, what that competitor just changed, and what to improve in response. Every day.
Social media, the same way.
The same comparison and the same suggested improvements, for what competitors post and where you are absent.