Speed slips between teams
SEO and paid teams own different URLs. Core Web Vitals on the pages in between belong to nobody, until conversions drop.
For SaaS SEO & AI visibility for growth teams
Win the shortlist in Google and in AI answers.
A lot of buyers ask ChatGPT for "the best tools for X" before they ever open your pricing page. Linkstonic keeps your landing pages, docs and changelog in good technical shape, and shows how assistants describe you next to the rivals they list beside you.
Audits after every release
Category prompt tracking
Search Console built in
app.linkstonic.com/yourproduct/category
Tracking
best product analytics tool for B2B SaaS
AI shortlistshare of mentions
1rival-one.com38%
2yourproduct.com31%
3rival-two.io19%
4rival-three.co12%
Funnel pageshealth
/pricing94
/vs/rival-one71
/docs/api58
/signup89
Engines mentioning you 4 / 4Paired most with rival-oneLast release v4.2
Sample workspace for illustration
See where each assistant puts you in your category
ChatGPT
Claude
Gemini
Perplexity
Search Console
The blind spot
Your pipeline depends on two kinds of search.
Buyers still find you on Google. More of them also ask an assistant for a shortlist. Most SaaS teams watch one of those channels, and the gap usually shows up in conversion rates before it shows up in a report.
Buyers ask assistants
Prospects ask ChatGPT and Perplexity for "the best tools for X." Meanwhile you are still only watching Google results.
Docs outgrow their SEO
Every launch adds more docs and help pages. Schema and internal links almost never keep up.
Where teams start
Four SaaS jobs.
Four SaaS jobs.
One system of record.
Connect your marketing domains, audit the templates behind signup, and base your AI experiments on the queries people really type into Google.
Category & comparison intel
Track the prompts where buyers ask for a ranked list of vendors. You see if you're mentioned, what position you get, and which rivals show up next to your name.
Category promptsSample
PromptPaired withYou
best product analytics for B2B SaaSRrival-one#2
rival-one alternativesRrival-two#1
analytics tool with SQL accessRrival-three#4
cheapest analytics for startupsRrival-twonone
Docs + marketing parity
Audit the docs and the marketing site together. Developers and first-time visitors should both land on fast pages that work. Hreflang, redirects and schema get checked on each.
PropertiesSample
Marketing
yourproduct.com
92/ 100
- Schema on all templates
- Redirects clean
- 2 slow hero images
Docs
docs.yourproduct.com
67/ 100
- 14 orphaned pages
- Missing hreflang on /de/
- Canonicals set
Release watchdog
Schedule an audit after each major deploy to catch redirect, schema or performance regressions. Alerts fire when scores or mentions move, and engineering and marketing get the same warning.
Post-deploy auditsSample
v4.0Pricing page redesign✓ no changev4.1New docs navigation✓ no changev4.2Comparison page templates2 regressions
- Redirect chain added on /vs/rival-one
- Product schema removed from /vs/ template
Alert→Owning squad→Weekly growth review
GSC truth layer
Sync Google Search Console to see which queries actually feed pipeline. Blog traffic is nice; signups pay the bills. Then check if the same questions come up in AI answers.
Top queries · last 28 daysSampleQueryClicksPos.In AI
yourproduct pricing1,2401.2Yes
rival-one vs yourproduct6102.8Yes
product analytics api3856.4No
funnel analysis template2128.9No
Every module reads from the same property, so SEO and AI metrics sit side by side instead of in five separate exports.
Point tools vs. system of record
Stop stitching reports every Sunday night.
With point tools, every question lives in a different tab. Linkstonic puts audits, assistant tracking and Search Console on one property.
compare --stack
Siloed stack
Each team, its own tool, its own numbers.
Linkstonic
Audits, AI and GSC in one place.
Technical auditsPerformance, schema, redirects
Lighthouse PDFs in Slack threads with no owner.
Scheduled audits with assigned severities and history.
What AI says about youCategory and comparison prompts
PMM asks "what does ChatGPT say?" in meetings. Nobody has data.
Continuous assistant tracking with competitor context.
Search Console dataQueries that feed pipeline
Exports live in a Google Sheet nobody trusts.
Native charts tied to the same property as AI metrics.
Executive reportingWeekly growth review
Five tools exported by hand before every review.
One shared dashboard for product marketing, SEO and AI.
How it works
Get it running in three steps.
STEP 01Inventory
Add every domain that sells
Marketing site, docs, status pages. Whatever influences revenue gets tracked, and staging stays out.
STEP 02Baseline
Baseline audits + GSC
Know your technical debt and your best queries before the next launch cycle begins.
STEP 03Monitor
Monitor AI + SEO together
Share dashboards in weekly growth reviews and route alerts to the squad that owns the page.
Production URLs only · staging stays out of reportingAdd your first domain →
Launch week
What a pricing page launch looks like from here.
You ship a pricing page and two comparison pages on Tuesday, and the post-deploy audit catches what code review missed, with alerts sent to the owning squad. By Friday, you compare new Search Console queries against your tracked category prompts. Monday's growth review runs off one dashboard, and anything still flagged gets a named owner.
- Run the audit on deploy day, not at the end of the month
- Read new Search Console queries next to your tracked category prompts
- Give every alert an owning squad before the launch, not after
Tools built for SaaS
Battlecards backed by data, not screenshots from Slack.
AI Visibility
LLM Brand Monitor
See how assistants describe your product next to named rivals. Handy when you reposition or launch a new SKU.
Explore Brand Monitor
Research
Competitor Analysis
Compare your domain with a rival side by side and find the overlap in keywords you both compete for.
Explore Competitor Analysis
Search Console
SearchMind
Search Console data, organized. Find the pages and queries that bring in signups, then decide what to fix first.
Explore SearchMind
FAQ
Questions SaaS teams ask us.
Regions, staging, security reviews, automation and agency access.
Planning for a bigger GTM team?
Compare plans built for lean teams and larger go-to-market orgs.
Compare plans →Do you support multi-region SaaS?
Yes. Add each locale as its own domain and track them separately. Audits flag hreflang problems, like a missing tag on a /de/ section, so your regional sites point to each other correctly and each market sees the right version.
Can we exclude staging?
Yes. Add production URLs only, and staging environments stay out of your default reporting. Most teams start with the marketing site and docs, then add any other domain that influences revenue, such as a status page.
How do you handle SOC2 questions?
Start by sharing our integrations list with your security team so they can see exactly where data flows. Data minimization options vary by plan, so check what your plan includes before the review instead of after it.
Is API access included?
On higher tiers, yes. Automation hooks such as n8n come with those plans rather than every plan. If you want to pipe data into your own workflows, check Pricing to see which plan covers what you need.
Does this help with App Store listings?
No. Linkstonic works on web properties: your marketing site, docs and any other domain you add. Mobile app store listings are out of scope today, so App Store rankings need a separate tool.
Can agencies manage our tenant?
Yes. Invite your agency with scoped access, and billing stays with your company. They work on the properties you give them, and the account stays yours if you switch agencies later.
Know where you stand in search and in AI.
Connect your marketing domain, run a baseline audit and add the category prompts your buyers ask. Plans cover lean teams and larger GTM orgs.
Release audits
Assistant tracking
Search Console sync