Roman helps teams improve AI visibility, create better content, and turn SEO signals into work that gets shipped.
How every page on your site is doing in search and AI answers.
Roman tracks the prompts buyers ask in ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity, then writes the articles and pitches for each gap.
learn moreThe active prompts used for daily answer-engine sampling.
Topic-cluster and competitor-citation content gaps mapped to the exact prompts they support, ranked by visibility opportunity.
Buying prompts resolve to Dealgrid-owned comparisons on 4 of 5 providers. An owned, honest comparison gives the engines something to cite.
Answer engines describe Acme’s automation vaguely or omit it. A direct answer page makes the capability retrievable.
Listicles dominate this cluster and Acme appears in none of them. An owned list is the fastest route into the answer.
Informational cluster with low buying intent, but no competitor owns it yet.
| Email 1 | 30 | 58% open | 9% reply |
| Email 2 | 24 | 42% open | 6% reply |
| Email 3 | 17 | 35% open | 4% reply |
| Email 4 | 0 | - open | - reply |
Which AI crawlers visit your site — and which crawls turn into citations.
GPTBot leads with 41% of crawls — /blog/acme-vs-dealgrid is your most-crawled page
11 AI crawlers hit your site 5,408 times across 7 days.
Roman learns your company from your tools, finds the keywords worth writing, then writes, publishes, measures, and refreshes each article.
learn moreWe re-test every CRM and refresh this guide as pricing and features shift. Paid plans now begin at $20$24/seat, and we re-ranked the top five for 2026.
Roman brings content and SEO workflows into the place your team already talks.
Roman is a search growth system for teams that want better content, stronger SEO, AI visibility tracking, and smoother execution.
It helps teams create articles, refresh existing pages, track visibility across Google and AI search, and move work forward through workflows and Slack.
No. Roman is not only for writing new articles.
It helps with AI visibility, SEO analysis, article creation, content refreshes, CMS-ready publishing, reporting, and Slack-based workflows.
Most dashboards show the problem. Roman helps turn the signal into work.
For example, if a page is losing clicks or a competitor appears more often in AI answers, Roman can help create the article, refresh the page, or suggest the next action.
Most AI search tools track visibility — they tell you where you’re losing in ChatGPT and Perplexity. Roman does that, plus the SEO foundation underneath it: keyword research, audits, backlinks, Search Console tracking. Plus the content engine to actually fix the gaps. Tracking visibility without the stack to act on it doesn’t move rankings. Roman runs the whole thing.
Roman starts by understanding your business, not by copying your style. As part of signup, it analyzes what you do, who you compete with, where you fit in the market, and where the gaps are — and builds a strategic picture you can see inside the product. Then it connects to where your real voice lives: sales calls, support tickets, Notion, your existing content. Articles get the strategy and the voice. Not just the voice.
Yes. Roman supports review and approval workflows, so your team can edit, approve, or reject work before publishing.
SEO and AI search aren’t short-term plays. Real movement takes 60-90 days minimum, sometimes longer — anyone selling you a 30-day guarantee is overpromising. That said, the AI search landscape is evolving fast, and we’re seeing citations land in days, not months, for businesses with a real point of view. The honest answer: Roman works if you’re serious about content. It doesn’t work if you’re hoping AI is a shortcut.
Anytime. Monthly or yearly billing, no commitments, no contracts. If Roman isn’t working for you, you cancel from the dashboard and stop billing on the next cycle.
Track where you show up, understand what is missing, and ship the content needed to improve it.
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