Reporting and agency

The report that sold our first deal on the first call

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link per product, and the recipient needs no account to open it

Signed share tokens, one per (user, product). The report count on any plan equals the product count.

This started as a sales asset and turned into a feature. We were sending prospects a report of their own AI visibility as the opening move of a cold email, and the first live demo call we ever ran closed on Basic because of it. The line that got the reply was about AI citations; the thing that closed it was the source list.

Agencies then started using it the same way with their own clients, which is why it is per-product and why the link works without a login.

Where it lives: Report, per product, with a share link you mint yourself.

What it does

Puts the whole read on one page

Questions checked, whether the engines named the brand, the pages they cited instead, the domain concentration behind those pages, how many of them rank organically, and what to write. Someone who has never seen the product can read it top to bottom.

Opens without an account

The recipient is usually a prospect or a client, and asking them to sign up to read their own audit is how a good asset dies. The link carries its own authorisation.

Works as a client deliverable

On Agency, that is ten products with ten reports, one per client, each with its own corpus and its own plan.

How it works

  • Every report data source is user-scoped in SQL, so a public link cannot fetch by product id alone. The link carries an HMAC-signed token binding user and product; the public handler verifies the signature and then reads through the same user-scoped queries.
  • No new table and no migration was needed for sharing, which is also why revocation is coarse: rotating the signing secret invalidates every link at once.
  • The report renders live rather than as a stored PDF, so a link sent last week shows this week's corpus.

What it does not do

  • Anyone with the link can open it. Treat it as unlisted rather than private, and do not put a client's report in a public tweet.
  • Revocation is all-or-nothing today. There is no per-link revoke.
  • It reports the corpus that exists. A product checked once has a thin report, and sending a thin one is worse than sending none.

Which plans have it

Shareable Opportunity Reports. One shareable report per tracked product, on every plan.

Shareable Opportunity Reports by plan
BasicGrowthAgency
1 (one per product)3 (one per product)10 (one per client)

Read the full plan comparison.

Frequently asked questions

Can I white-label it?

No. It is branded as CueScout, and an agency reselling it is being transparent about the tool rather than passing it off. If white-labelling is a requirement, say so before you buy.

Is it a PDF?

It is a web page. It prints, but the value is that it stays current, which a PDF sent in June does not.

Can I generate one for a prospect who is not a customer?

That is exactly what it was built for. Add them as a product, run the scan, send the link.

Related features

Every feature we publish

Run it on your own product

Start with the free visibility check to see whether the engines name you today, then run the scan that shows which pages they used instead.