Your product is already listed.
We index software from public sources, so buyers and AI assistants are already reading a profile of your product that you did not write. Claim it free and point us at the pages that get it right.
times our product profiles appeared in Google's AI answers in the last 7 days. Your category is in there. The question is whether your product is described correctly.
Buyers stopped starting with Google. They start by asking.
When someone asks an assistant which tool to use, the answer is assembled from whatever sources it can read and trust. That is a different problem from ranking on a search results page: you are not competing for a link, you are competing to be the thing the model says. If the data an assistant reads about your product is thin, stale or wrong, that is what it repeats.
Thin profiles get skipped
A product with no pricing, no integration list and no security posture cannot answer the questions buyers actually ask, so it does not appear in the answer.
Stale facts get repeated
We record the date we retrieved every value. If your last public update was two years ago, that is the picture an assistant works from.
Nobody corrects it for you
We index in good faith from public sources. Where we are wrong, we stay wrong until your own site changes, or you claim the profile and show us the pages that state the right facts.
You cannot buy a better position here.
Every product is scored by the same algorithm from signals we observe independently, and vendors cannot edit those signals. Claiming does not move you up. Paying does not move you up. There is nothing to buy that would move you up.
That is not modesty, it is the product. An assistant will only cite a source it can defend, and a ranking that can be bought is not defensible. The rule that frustrates you as a vendor is the reason your profile is worth appearing in. Read the independence guarantee →
What claiming actually gets you
Point us at the right pages
Add links to your pricing page, integrations list, security or trust page, status page and changelog, or import your sitemap. We read those pages and publish each fact with its source and date, so a buyer can check it for themselves.
Tell your own story
Write your tagline and description, set the platforms you support and the countries you sell in, and add a logo, screenshots and a demo video. Your description is checked against your own public site before it goes live.
Be verified
Prove ownership by company email, DNS record or a meta tag. Your profile is then marked owner-verified, which tells a reader the descriptive data comes from the people who build the product.
Keep it current
Rather than waiting for the next scheduled crawl to notice a change, ask us to re-index the day it ships. Freshness is one of the things that decides whether you are in an answer at all.
Common questions
- Is my product already on vioscaleAI?
- Probably. We index software automatically from public sources rather than waiting for vendors to submit it, so most products are already listed with a profile, a score and comparison pages. Search for yours to check.
- Does it cost anything to claim my profile?
- No. Claiming your profile and keeping it accurate is free. We index and score every product the same way whether it is claimed or not.
- Can I pay to rank higher?
- No, and this is not a policy we would change for money. Scores are computed by the same algorithm for every product from independently observed signals, and vendors cannot edit the signals that feed them. There is no paid placement in our data, our API, or our MCP server.
- What can I change once I have claimed my profile?
- You write your own tagline and description, set the platforms you support and the countries you sell in, and add your logo, screenshots and a demo video. Facts such as pricing, integrations and security certifications work differently: they come from your own public website. You point us at the pages that state them, and we read those pages and publish each fact with its source and the date we retrieved it. You cannot type those facts in, which is exactly why buyers and AI assistants can trust them.
- What should I add to get a complete profile?
- Links to the public pages that state your facts: your pricing page, a list of the tools you integrate with, a security or trust page naming your certifications (such as SOC 2, ISO 27001 or GDPR), a status page and a changelog. Add them in your dashboard under Source pages, or import your sitemap. The pages need to be public and readable by our crawler.
- How do you verify that I own the product?
- By one of three proofs: a company email on the product's domain, a DNS TXT record, or a meta tag on the homepage. Exactly one verified owner exists per product.
- What happens if the data you hold about my product is wrong?
- Fix it at the source. Update the page on your own site that states it, then ask us to re-index your profile from your dashboard, and the corrected value replaces the old one with a new date. If your site is already right and we still show the wrong value, send us a correction with a link to the evidence and we will review it. Every fact we publish carries the source it came from and the date we retrieved it, so a reader can always see where a value came from.
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