Is this the same system Nimbletoad uses?
Yes. Our team runs its own clients on it every day. Partners get the same map, plan, rules and process.
It’s the question agencies get now. Eidomai gives you the answer for every client: which buyer questions AI answers with them, which with a competitor, and the content that would earn them a place in the answer. Your logo first. Powered by Eidomai.
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Each client’s buyer questions, asked on eight AI engines every month, every answer saved. A plan for the questions they’re losing. Then the same questions again, and what moved.
Every client, all eight engines, every buyer question, every month. Every answer saved word for word.
A work list for each client: which lost questions to go after first, why, and a brief for each one.
Every brief comes with a copyable prompt built from the client's verified facts and industry rules.
Write a page for Northshore Physical Therapy that answers: “Best physical therapist for runners in Encinitas.”
Verified facts only...
Every sentence checked against the client's facts and rules before it ships, with the rule it hits and a suggested rewrite.
Our therapists cure back pain for good.
Health and medical: no promised outcomesWrong and outdated claims about each client caught every month and traced to the page that taught them.
What moved after the work shipped, question by question, with the saved answers behind it.
The map, the plan and the check are the same in all three. What changes is who writes.
Your writers work from the brief and the prompt in the portal. Draft check reads every piece against the client's facts and rules before it ships.
Export the briefs and send them to the content vendor you already use. They write from the client's verified facts and rules, and the export carries each brief's rules and prompt; the draft check runs in the portal for whoever has the login. If that vendor has been building you a reporting dashboard, this is the better use of the hours. The map decides what to write. Your vendor writes it.
Eidomai's team writes, checks and publishes, the way Done for you works. Your client sees your agency.
Most agencies do. Keep it if your team likes it. Ask it three questions first.
A tracker measures what someone at your agency typed in. The map measures what your client's buyers ask, in your client's market, confirmed by the client, on eight engines every month, every answer saved.
A dashboard is for your team. The battle map is one page, green and red, that goes on the client's desk. It is the page that answers "do we have AI handled?" without a meeting.
A number is not a task. Every red cell on the map is a brief: who is named instead, where the engine got it, what to publish, written to your client's industry rules and checked before it ships.
If your tool answers all three, you do not need us. If it answers none of them, the map runs on every account you bring, next month, on your clients’ names.
See the map on your own agency’s name
| A dashboard and the map, side by side. | A dashboard | The Eidomai map |
|---|---|---|
| Who reads it | Your team | Your client, in ten seconds |
| What it measures | The questions someone typed into a tool | The questions your client's buyers ask, in your client's market |
| Engines | However many the tool covers | Eight: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok, Copilot, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode |
| What it says to do | Nothing. Someone interprets it | Every red cell is a brief, written to the client's industry rules |
| What the engines state about the client | Not checked | Listed, judged right or wrong, with a correction plan |
| Before a page ships | Nothing | A draft check against the client's facts and rules |
| What moved | A line on a chart | Month over month on the same map, with the answers saved |
| Who does the work | Whoever you point at it | Your team, your vendor from the exported briefs, or us: three tasks a month, the map decides which |
| How it is priced | A build, then upkeep, however many clients you have | Per account. One brand in one market is one account |
| When it is live | When the build is done | Next month's run, on your client's name |
On the client portal: your logo first, Powered by Eidomai under it, and your colors. On the monthly report and every handout: your logo, your colors, your footer line and your presenter.
All your clients on one screen: how many of their buyer questions they hold, and what’s next for each one. Open any account to see its map, its plan and its draft checks.
Run a scan on a prospect before the meeting. Your team opens with the prospect’s own buyer questions: where AI names them, where it names a competitor, and where nobody holds the answer yet.
Agencies that own the client relationship and bill on retainer. Local and regional businesses, multi-location brands, and industries where marketing gets reviewed (healthcare, legal, finance, senior care). You need someone who can publish a page, whether that is your team, your vendor, or us.
Not a fit: lead-gen resellers, agencies with no active clients yet, and anyone who wants us to talk to their clients. We never do.
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Yes. Our team runs its own clients on it every day. Partners get the same map, plan, rules and process.
Yours first. Your logo leads, with Powered by Eidomai under it. It is co-branded, not white label.
Your team, your content vendor, or ours. Whoever writes, the export carries each brief's rules and prompt, and the draft check runs in the portal for whoever has the login.
The client's own reviewer, every piece. Every brief and draft check follows the client's industry advertising rules, so the reviewer starts from a draft written inside them.
Never. Eidomai reads public AI answers about each business, and it stops anyone who pastes a record in.
All eight: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode and Copilot.
Keep it if your team likes it. Then ask whether a client has ever seen it. The map is the page the client reads, and every red cell on it is a brief with the work already decided. A tracker reports. The map reports and assigns. Run both for a month on one account and show the client each.
Let them finish it if you like; it is yours. The map is not a build. It runs on your clients' names next month, and the briefs export to the vendor you already pay, so their hours go into pages instead of charts.
No. Your SEO tool measures search rankings. The map measures who the AI engines name when a buyer asks, and whether what they state about your client is true. Different question, different page.
Twenty questions a business asks before hiring an agency like yours, on eight engines. Green is you. Red is who is named instead. It takes five minutes to ask for and about a week to see.
Paste your site. We read it, ask six questions, and run your agency through the engine. The map is yours whether or not we go further.
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