Questions about working with Signal Harbor.

In the Signal Harbor client portal. Home shows your next actions and what is ready for review. Insights shows the buyer questions tested, the recorded answers, the competitors named, and the sources cited. Campaign holds the plan and the prepared content for review and approval. Results shows what has been published and what has been measured.

Before you sign, the complimentary AI Visibility Snapshot gives you a short preview on the introductory call. Once the program starts, the evidence, the prepared work, your approvals, and the results all live in the portal, where your whole team can see them.

Yes. Signal Harbor AI supports content work using your company facts, brand preferences, and campaign context. Agent Connections give Claude, Codex, and compatible agents permissioned access to approved company context and work. Your team retains human review and final approval.

Google Analytics 4 and Google Search Console. Connect the properties selected for the program to bring traffic sources, landing pages, engagement, conversion events, and organic query and page performance into the portal.

AI answer evidence and Search Console query and page performance guide campaign priorities. Connected Google Analytics data links identified AI referrals and organic traffic to landing pages and tracked conversion events. Results brings those measurements together with the work prepared, approved, and published.

Whoever you agree on for your engagement: your own team, your current agency, or another arrangement set at the start. Signal Harbor prepares the work and hands off the approved version with its destination and owner.

Approving a page is not the same as publishing it. When the approved version goes live, the portal records it as published with its URL and date, so everyone can see what is actually live.

No. The program starts from your public pages, the AI answers we test, and the company facts your team confirms in the portal.

Google Analytics 4 and Search Console connections use the properties your team authorizes for the program. Team access and agent connections are permissioned, and every measure keeps its own source and dates.

The company pilot has a 90 day minimum commitment within a six month full pilot. After the first 90 days, choose whether to stop or continue. The current founding partner rate and full commercial terms are on the pricing page.

The introductory call is free. See pricing and terms for the full terms and the agency route.

No. The minimum commitment is the first 90 days. Six months is the length of the full pilot, which leaves room for work to move from review through publication to measurement. After the first 90 days, you can stop or continue at the same monthly rate.

Agency pricing is Contact for pricing, because each partnership is quoted individually. The quote depends on how many client companies are involved, any custom portal requirements and what they cost, and the scope of the engagement.

Use the agency inquiry form to tell us about your clients and the program you want to build.

A brief preview of how AI platforms currently describe and recommend your company, included when you book the complimentary introductory call. We walk through the buyer questions and findings, then show the client portal in a live demo.

It is a sales preview to help you judge whether the program fits. The program's work and results are delivered in the portal. See what the Snapshot includes.

The company pilot covers ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, and Meta AI. The buyer question set is tailored to your products, audiences, and markets. Matched retests compare the same questions and platforms.

We ask AI platforms the questions your buyers ask, repeat each question because answers vary from run to run, and record every answer with the sources it cites. For each question we look at whether your company is mentioned or recommended, how it is described, which competitors are named instead, and which sources the answers rely on.

After work is published, a matched retest asks the same questions on the same platforms, so the comparison is like for like. The measurement methodology explains the method and its limits.

Results shows prepared, approved, and published work separately from the measures agreed for your program. Publication records include the live URL and date, while visibility, search, and analytics retain their own sources and measurement periods.

We compare matched retests with your baseline to measure changes in mentions, recommendations, citations, and accuracy. We bring those changes together with search discovery, traffic, conversions, and campaign history to estimate business impact. Estimates keep their assumptions and supporting evidence visible, separately from recorded outcomes.

There is no promised timeline. Change depends on when the approved work is published, when AI platforms and search engines discover it, and when the matched retest runs after publication. Publication and measurement dates keep the sequence clear as work moves through the program.

No, and no credible provider should. AI answers vary from run to run and change as models and sources change, so no one controls them. We work on the signals that make accurate inclusion more likely and measure what happens after the work is published, without guaranteeing rankings, mentions, recommendations, leads, or revenue.