Maintouch is an SEO and answer engine optimization platform from Maintouch Labs. It tracks how ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews mention your brand and flags false claims. It also runs AI agents that draft and refresh content, fix technical SEO, and find backlinks. Agents use your docs, brand voice, competitors, and sales calls. Marketing and growth teams at SaaS, developer tools, ecommerce, healthcare, and finance companies can use it to win visibility in Google and AI search.

• AI visibility tracking: See how ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews mention your brand. Track prompts over time so you know where you show up and where competitors win.
• False claim tracking and agent analytics: Get alerts when AI assistants state false things about your brand. You can also see when AI crawlers visit your site.
• Marketing agent builder: Describe a task in plain English and Maintouch builds a custom agent grounded in your brand voice, ICP, and competitors. Run it on a schedule, on an event like a closed deal, or with human sign-off before publishing.
• Content agent and editor: Build outlines from live Google and Brave results and apply your brand voice and governance rules. Add review steps, then publish to your CMS.
• Content refresh and technical SEO: Find outdated or underperforming pages and update them with new research, internal links, and current data. Fix schema, metadata, and broken links too.
• Backlinks and mentions marketplace: Find and buy placements on vetted publishers. The goal is better Google rankings and more mentions on sites AI tools cite.
• Google ads audits: Find wasted spend, missing negative keywords, and broken conversion tracking. Fixes are ranked by estimated dollar impact.
• Developer access: Use the MCP server with Claude, Codex, or Cursor. A REST API, an npm CLI, and webhooks are also available, with 150+ integrations including HubSpot, Salesforce, WordPress, Webflow, and Slack.

• SEO and AEO in one place: You can track AI answer visibility and classic search work in a single platform instead of running separate tools.
• Agents you control: Schedules, event triggers, and approval steps keep a person in the loop before anything goes live.
• Unlimited users on every plan: Your whole team can access visibility data without per-seat costs.
• Developer-friendly: The API, MCP server, CLI, and webhooks are included even on the entry plan, so you can plug data into your own workflows.
• Enterprise-ready security: SOC 2 Type II, SSO via SAML or OIDC, role-based access, and HIPAA with BAA on the agent plan suit regulated teams.
• Quick to try: The Analytics & Visibility plan has a 5-day free trial with no sales call required.

• High entry point for agents: The Marketing Agent Platform starts at $999/month, which is a big jump from the $149/month analytics tier and may not suit small teams.
• Custom-quoted agent plan: Agent plan pricing is scoped on a call based on brands, prompts, and agent work, so you can't see your exact cost upfront or start a self-serve trial for that tier.
• Usage-based scaling: Price rises as you track more prompts, so broad prompt coverage across many topics or brands raises your monthly bill.
• Backlinks are a separate spend: Placements are bought through the marketplace, so link building adds costs beyond the subscription.

• Monitoring brand presence in AI answers: A SaaS marketing team tracks how ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews describe their product compared with competitors. They spot gaps and fix pages that AI tools misread.
• Correcting false AI claims: A healthcare or fintech brand gets alerts when an AI assistant states outdated pricing or wrong compliance details. The team updates source content so future answers stay accurate.
• Turning sales calls into FAQ content: A sales-call agent finds recurring prospect questions and drafts FAQs for comparison pages. A marketer approves them before publishing.
• Refreshing a decaying blog: A content team uses Content Refresh to find posts losing traffic. The agent updates them with new data and internal links and fixes schema and metadata issues.
• Cutting wasted ad spend: A growth team audits Google Ads to find missing negative keywords and broken conversion tracking. They work through fixes ranked by dollar impact.
• Managing several client brands: An agency runs multiple brand workspaces under one contract with bulk pricing and discounts on agent credits and backlinks.