Every way of working gets the same thing: see where you stand, answer the questions you are losing with a page on your site, prove it moved. What changes is who writes the page. You, your writer with our check, or us.
AI handed every business the recipe. The results live in the execution: the fact that gets checked, the page that ships, the same question asked again. The recipe was never the hard part. The cook always was.
The software measures, briefs and checks. You choose the question and write the page.
Read which questions you are losing and to whom, pick the one to work on, write the page from the prompt, run the draft check, publish it, and mark it shipped.
Asks the eight engines every month, saves every answer, shows who wins each question and what to write for the ones you are losing, then asks again and shows you what moved.
For teams with a writer. We tell you what to write and check it before it ships.
Your writer writes the page from what we show you. You approve it and publish it.
Everything in You Cook, plus a person at Eidomai reads the draft against your facts before it goes live. Priced on the demo.
A person at Eidomai runs the whole thing. You approve every word.
Confirm your facts once, read what we send, and approve each page before it goes live.
Reads your answers every month, writes and checks the pages, publishes them, corrects what the engines get wrong about you, and tells you plainly what moved.
On The map the software does the measuring, the briefing and the draft check, and you pick the question and write. The map with review adds a person who reads your draft against your facts. Done for you puts a person at Eidomai on the whole loop: choosing, writing, checking, publishing, reading what moved. What you are choosing is who owns each step.
AI handed every business the recipe. The results live in the execution: the judgment in the brief, the fact that gets checked, the page that ships and gets re-measured. Both plans get the whole cookbook: the questions, the map, the receipts, the audit, the ledger, all on the portal. What changes is who cooks.
There is a middle. The map with review. For teams with a writer: you copy the prompt, your writer writes, we check the draft against the facts before it ships. Let's talk.
The measuring is the same whichever way you work with us. The difference is who writes. On You Cook, you write the page and tell us it shipped. On We Cook, we write it, check it against your facts, publish it, and you approve every word.
Every step, month one to month threeThe measurement is identical on both plans. The difference is hands. On The map, you write from the prompt and mark it shipped. On Done for you, we write it, check it against the facts, place it, and you approve every word.
Each row is a stage of the process. Read across to see who does it on each plan.
| Stage | The map | Done for you |
|---|---|---|
| 01 Intake | Eidomai | Eidomai |
| 02 Panel | Eidomai, you approve | Eidomai, you approve |
| 03 Measure | Monthly | Monthly, plus Monday watch and on-demand |
| 04 Battle map | Yes | Yes |
| 05 Accuracy | Monthly audit | Monthly audit, weekly watchdog, corrections sent |
| 06 Diagnose and brief | The prompt for every lost question, from the context ledger | The same prompt, tuned by a person |
| 07 Publish and correct | You write from the prompt and mark it shipped | Eidomai writes, checks the draft against the facts, places it; you approve every word |
| 08 Re-measure and ledger | Ledger and movement report | Ledger, movement report, outcomes against ad spend |
If you have a marketing lead or an agency and want the lost questions worked without adding to anyone’s week, We Cook. If you have a writer and want to know what to write, start with You Cook, and ask about The map with review on the demo. Most owners look at the eight stages and choose We Cook, but the choice is yours.
How this compares with Profound, Surfer, Peec and the restIf you have a marketing lead or an agency and want the lost questions worked without adding to anyone’s week, Done for you. If you have a writer and want the targeting, start with The map, and ask about The map with review on the demo. Most owners look at the eight stages and choose done for you, but the choice is yours.
Prices and what each plan includes: Pricing. How this compares with Profound, Surfer, Peec and the rest: Compare.
Both plans see, answer and prove. What changes is who does the work.
Every month the system asks the engines the questions your customers ask and shows you every answer: who wins each question, and what the engines get wrong about you. For each lost question, what to write. You write the page. The system asks again next month and shows you what moved.
A person at Eidomai on your account every month: reads your answers, writes and checks the pages, publishes them, and shows you what moved. You approve every word. Not software you log into. A partner who does the work.
Month to month. No contract. Have a writer? The map with review. For teams with a writer: you copy the prompt, your writer writes, we check the draft against the facts before it ships. Let's talk. Full pricing.
Done for you is a growth partner, not a subscription: a person at Eidomai looks at everything and helps you execute. The map is the software on its own, and it is where most people start. The cookbook was never the hard part. The cook always was: The Cookbook Problem, on the Nimbletoad Insights.
Free check on ChatGPT and Claude. Confirm your email, get a link to your results; no call required. Want the full eight-engine walkthrough? Book a demo and it is ready before the call. The plan conversation happens against your own results.
It starts with an eye. It ends with AI. Eidomai, by Nimbletoad.