Make AI referrals a revenue line.
Hiring managers now ask ChatGPT which agency to use, and candidates ask it where to register. Every answer sends someone somewhere. Found works to make that somewhere you: it shows where you're named, writes what gets you named, and puts it live.
0% → 26.7%
client visibility, 8 of 30 answers on 24 Sep
0% → 40%
candidate visibility, 4 of 10 answers on 24 Sep
12 of 17
questions naming AYM this week
How AI search sends you work
Four things decide whether an AI answer ends in a brief.
1The question
What your market asks
A hiring manager types “who recruits BESS project managers in the UK”. A candidate asks where to register.
Found tracks those questions, for clients and candidates separately.
2The answer
Who gets named
Each engine answers with two or three agencies, and the person asking rarely looks further.
Found asks five engines every day and keeps every answer, so you know whether you're in it.
3The source
What the engine read
Engines name the agencies whose pages they can quote, and cite the sites they trusted to decide.
Found shows which pages decided each answer. Content Studio writes the ones you're missing.
4The referral
The click that becomes a brief
The named agency gets the click, the search for its name and the call that follows.
The enquiry lands on your site and in your inbox, and on a Redsun site, straight in your CRM.
Why now
AI referrals are small, and they grow every month.
0.32%
of all website referral traffic came from AI assistants in May 2026, up from 0.23% a month earlier.
36.7%
rise in ChatGPT's share of referral traffic in a single month, April to May 2026.
6.6%
of 391 UK and US recruitment websites give an answer engine enough to cite them.
Sources: SE Ranking AI traffic research, 101,574 websites across 250 countries, July 2026; Redsun, The State of Recruitment Marketing 2026.
What you get
The data to see it, and the content to change it.
AI search data
You can't improve what you can't see.
Content Studio
Marketing automation that works.
Against the enterprise tools
A dashboard tells you you're invisible. Found fixes it.
| Tracks answers | Writes the content | Publishes it | From | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Found | Daily | Yes, in your brand | Site and LinkedIn | £99 / mo |
| Profound | Yes | No | No | £300 / mo |
| Airops | Yes | Workflows you build | No | £2,000 / mo |
Competitor prices are their published list prices, September 2026.
Plans
Priced by how much you publish.
Starter
£99/mo
A post a week, enough to start owning one niche
Plus
£249/mo
Weekly blog and LinkedIn, for two people
Pro
£549/mo
A content function without the hire
Enterprise
£1,299/mo
Several brands, several markets
Before you ask
- Do I need a Redsun website to use Found? +
- No. Found publishes live to a Redsun site's blog and sector pages. Without one, it hands you the finished articles and posts for your own site and LinkedIn, and the answer tracking works the same either way.
- Which AI engines does Found ask? +
- Five, on every plan: ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode. Every tracked question is asked on all five, every day, and every answer is kept in full.
- Where does the content Found writes come from? +
- Your Brand Kit, your live roles and your placements. Found writes from what your agency has actually done, checks each claim against that evidence, and you review the draft before anything goes out.
- What does a Found credit buy? +
- An article is about 24 credits. Plans include 300 to 15,000 credits a month, pooled across the people on your account. Tracked questions never spend credits.
Find out tonight whether AI recommends you.
Your first twenty questions are asked the day you sign up. By the morning you know which agencies the engines name in your market, and whether one of them is you.