NARIRO PRISM

Search used to end at a list of links you could rank in. More and more it ends at one answer, written by a model, naming three or four brands. Prism tells you whether you are one of them.

Ask the engines what your customers ask

Keep a library of the prompts that matter — the ones buyers actually type — and run them nightly against each engine. Branded prompts are detected for you, so you can see where you win on your own name and where you do not.

A score you can explain

One visibility number, shown the same way on every page, built from how often you are named, where you appear among the brands named, and how you are described. No separate figure on the dashboard and in the report.

Position measured honestly

Being fourth in a list of eleven insurers is a fact. Being nineteenth because the answer had nineteen bullet points is not. Prism counts your position among the brands in the answer, which is the number you can act on.

The Fact Book

Give Prism the handful of facts your product team has confirmed — a settlement ratio, a cooling-off window, what the cover excludes. Any answer that contradicts one is flagged for review, with the source that got it wrong.

Know what a cycle costs before you run it

Every run shows its estimated cost against the engines' pricing, and the budget page shows where it went. No surprise invoice at the end of the month.