For SaaS

Does Claude recommend your SaaS product — or your competitor's?

Software buyers increasingly ask AI assistants "what's the best tool for X" before they ever open a comparison site. Mentioned asks Claude 5 realistic buyer questions about your category and shows exactly whether your product shows up.

Realistic buyer questions

What SaaS buyers actually ask AI

Mentioned generates questions shaped like these — specific to your category, not your brand name.

  • "What's the best project management tool for remote teams?"
  • "I need an alternative to [incumbent] that's cheaper for a 10-person startup — what should I look at?"
  • "What's a good CRM for a B2B sales team that integrates with Slack?"
Why this matters for SaaS

Category buying decisions are moving into chat

"Best tool for X" replaces "best tool for X site:g2.com"

Evaluators used to start on G2, Capterra, or a Google search stacked with review sites. Increasingly they start by asking an AI assistant directly — and skip the review-site click entirely if the answer already names a shortlist.

Trials get requested from the shortlist, not the full market

A buyer who gets three names from Claude usually signs up for a trial with one of those three. If your product isn't in that first answer, you're not losing on price or features — you're not in the room.

Docs, changelogs and comparison pages are your GEO surface

Unlike paid search, you can't buy your way into an AI answer. What's public and well-described about your product — docs, integrations, pricing pages, third-party reviews — is what the model has actually read.

Try it with your SaaS product

Enter your product name and category (e.g. "project management tool for remote teams") and see the same answer a prospect would get from Claude today. Same free checker, no SaaS-specific setup required.

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