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Websites for AI companies that rank and get cited
Technical buyers, loud category, zero patience for hype — your website has to prove more and claim less. We build sites that survive developer scrutiny and show up in AI answers.
Why AI company websites are hard to get right
AI companies face a websites paradox: the buyers are technical, the category is loud, and every competitor claims the same three adjectives. Credibility comes from specifics — benchmarks, docs, honest limitations — not from gradient hero sections. And your site itself gets read by AI systems your buyers consult.
Category noise
"AI-powered" is wallpaper now; positioning has to say what the product does, concretely.
Technical scrutiny
Developers hunt for docs, limits, and pricing logic; hiding them reads as a red flag.
Credibility gap
Extraordinary claims need evidence architecture: benchmarks, methodology, changelogs.
Recursive visibility
Your buyers ask ChatGPT and Claude for tool recommendations; absence is invisibility.
The bar keeps rising because your audience builds with these tools daily: an AI company whose own site is slow, vague, or unparseable by AI systems undermines its pitch before the first call. Your website is the first demo of your engineering culture a buyer ever sees.
What we do for AI companies
For AI companies we build websites that survive technical scrutiny: architecture that separates claims from evidence, docs and changelog surfaces treated as marketing assets, positioning that says what the product does instead of what era it belongs to — and AEO, because your buyers literally ask AI tools what to use.
AI work
Named work in the vertical: Push AI (full SEO + AEO implementation) · AutoLex — mini-cases with scope facts on the Work page.
Frequently asked questions
Why does AEO matter more for AI companies?+
Because your buyers are the earliest adopters of AI search: developers and technical leaders ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude for tool recommendations daily. If those answers skip you, you're invisible to the exact audience most likely to buy. Being cited is a distribution channel for AI products, not a vanity play.
Our audience is developers — does a marketing site even matter?+
Yes, differently. Developers skip adjectives and hunt for the how: docs, pricing logic, benchmarks, limits. The site's job is to make those findable in two clicks and quotable by the AI tools developers ask. "Marketing site" and "technical credibility" aren't opposites — bad marketing sites made it feel that way.
Can you keep up with how fast our product changes?+
That's a CMS architecture question, and it's solvable: component-based pages your team edits without developers, a changelog collection wired into the site, and a design system that absorbs new features without redesigns. Product velocity should show up on the website the same week — not next quarter.
Do you build documentation sites too?+
We design the marketing site and the surfaces around it — docs navigation, changelog, comparison and integration pages — and connect them into one structure. Full docs platforms (versioned API references) usually live in your engineering stack; we make sure the marketing layer and the docs read as one product, not two companies.