Your AI content marketing team

Get found on Google, LinkedIn and in ChatGPT.

Kleos finds the questions your customers ask, writes a month of posts, articles and newsletters in your voice, publishes what you approve, and tracks whether Google and AI assistants mention you.

  • Free: we analyze your business and write your 30-day plan and first draft.
  • 7-day trial: you add a card when you approve your first post.
  • Subscription: starts after the trial unless you cancel.
Sped up. Kleos's real output for Accord, one of our products. The signed-in person is made up.

The problem

Customers look you up before they choose you.

Before customers choose you, they look you up on LinkedIn, Google, in their inbox, and now by asking ChatGPT. If you only post when you have time, you're missing from most of them, and a competitor who shows up consistently takes your place.

ChatGPT is the sharpest example. It answers from the pages it finds, so if you haven't published a clear answer to your customers' questions, someone else's page gets quoted. Kleos shows where you're missing and writes the content that closes the gap, in your voice, with you approving every piece.

Kleos checks once a week, on purpose: new content takes weeks to change what AI assistants say.

How Kleos works

A loop that finds the gaps, fills them and measures what happened

  1. Find the gaps.

    Kleos reads your website, then finds the questions your customers ask and where competitors are named and you're missing, on Google and in AI assistants.

  2. Create.

    It writes posts, articles and newsletters aimed at those questions, in your voice. Ask for a rewrite (2 free on every post and newsletter) or edit it yourself.

  3. Approve and publish.

    You approve each piece, or an admin switches on auto-publish for a business. Kleos publishes on schedule to LinkedIn or X, your website (WordPress, Webflow, Shopify and Ghost) and newsletters through ActiveCampaign on Growth and Pro.

  4. Measure.

    Each week it checks ChatGPT, Google AI Mode and Perplexity (plus Gemini on Growth and Pro) and shows who mentions you, who cites you and which competing brands are named, plus your Google Search clicks when Search Console is connected.

  5. Fill the next gap.

    The biggest gaps become suggestions for what to write next, and “Do this for me” drafts the answer for your review.

Tracking shows trends. It doesn't promise you'll be recommended, and it doesn't prove what caused a change.

A draft Kleos wrote for a customer question, held to your facts

The weekly report: who's mentioned, who's cited, who's named instead

Sample data: a draft for Accord, one of our products, and a made-up bookkeeping business's weekly report.

See everything Kleos does →

An example month

What a month of Kleos looks like

Real drafts Kleos wrote in our own accounts, shown as Kleos wrote them: a post and an article for Accord, one of our products, and a newsletter for a test business. Pick a format to see one.

Written by Kleos for Accord's LinkedIn (proposal software, one of our products). Unedited.

AccordProposal software for consultants, agencies and freelancers

You sent the proposal on Tuesday. It's Friday. Has the client even opened it?

Most small studios can't answer that. So the follow-up runs on gut feel, and it tends to fail in one of two ways.

Chase too early and you're nudging someone who hasn't looked yet. You seem pushy before they've read a word.

Chase too late and the warmth from the discovery call has gone. The deal isn't lost. It just goes quiet.

Why does this keep happening? In a studio of a few people, whoever sent the proposal is also running live projects. Follow-ups live in memory or on a sticky note, and they lose out to whatever is urgent today. Memory also can't tell you the one thing that matters: whether the client has read it.

On a website rebuild worth several thousand dollars, guessing wrong is expensive either way.

A more useful rule: time follow-ups to what the client has done, not to how many days have passed.

  • Not opened? Check it reached the right person.
  • Opened, no reply? Offer to answer questions.
  • Opened repeatedly? It's probably being shared. Ask who else needs to weigh in.

Then schedule the next touch, so it doesn't depend on anyone remembering.

If you'd like to see how viewing and follow-up fit into a proposal, there's an illustrative sample at https://accord.new-odyssey.com

  • Problem: follow-ups timed by guesswork
  • Useful even if the reader never buys
  • Ends with a sample to look at, not a sales pitch

Safeguards

Nothing goes out under your name that you haven't approved.

Your voice

Kleos takes your voice from your website and your “How you sound” setting, and you can correct it. Every post and newsletter includes 2 free rewrites.

Your facts

At setup you confirm what you don't offer yet. A post, article or newsletter that says something you've marked “Never say”, names a feature you don't have, or links to a page that doesn't exist can't be approved.

Your approval

You approve every post, article and newsletter unless an admin switches on auto-publish for that business, and the checks run first either way.

How the checks work →

Pricing

Flat monthly plans. See your plan first.

Starter

Solo owners and founders

$49 a month

  • 1 business
  • 20 social posts a month
  • 4 articles a month
  • See how often ChatGPT, Google AI Mode and Perplexity recommend you (300 AI assistant checks)
See Starter

Growth

Recommended

Growing businesses and small marketing teams

$149 a month

  • 3 businesses
  • 60 social posts a month
  • 12 articles a month
  • See how often ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Perplexity and Gemini recommend you (1,200 AI assistant checks)
See Growth

Pro

Agencies and growth teams

$299 a month

  • 10 businesses
  • 150 social posts a month
  • 30 articles a month
  • See how often ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Perplexity and Gemini recommend each business (4,000 AI assistant checks)
See Pro
Free
We analyze your business and write your 30-day plan and first draft.
7-day trial
You add a card when you approve your first post.
Subscription
Starts after the trial unless you cancel from Billing first. We email you before it ends.

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Questions

Before you start

Will Kleos get ChatGPT to recommend us?

Nobody can promise that, and we don't. Kleos shows where you stand today: which AI assistants name you for your customers' questions, who they name instead and which sources they rely on. Then it writes the content that answers those questions. Content takes weeks to show up in AI answers, so Kleos checks weekly and tracks the trend.

Who is Kleos for?

B2B founders, consultants, agencies and small marketing teams whose customers find them on LinkedIn, X, Google, email and AI assistants, and who know they should publish every week but can't find the time. It also works for local, e-commerce and nonprofit businesses.

Who is it not for?

Businesses that live on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook or Google Business Profile: those are coming soon, so until then Kleos can write those posts but you'd copy and post them yourself. Teams that need AI-visibility tracking several times a day, sentiment, an API or a self-hosted tool: a dedicated tracker fits better. Agencies that need client logins limited to one business: roles cover the whole workspace today.

What do I pay, and when?

Your 30-day plan and first post are free. When you approve that post, add a card to start a 7-day trial with smaller allowances. Then Starter is $49, Growth $149 or Pro $299 a month, unless you cancel from Billing first. We email you before the trial ends.

How long does setup take?

A few minutes. Enter your website, check the buyers Kleos found, and pick the problem to lead with. In our own test run, the plan and first post were ready 2 min 31 s after we entered the website.

Will it sound like us, and will it make things up?

Kleos takes your voice from your website and brand settings, and you can correct it. Every draft is checked against the facts you've confirmed. A piece can't be approved while it says something you've ruled out, names a feature or integration you don't have, or links to a page that doesn't exist. Every post and newsletter includes 2 free rewrites.

Does Google penalize AI-written content?

Google's published guidance is that AI-assisted content is fine when it's helpful, and that pages mass-produced without adding value break its spam policies. Kleos plans each article around a real customer question and checks it against your existing pages so it doesn't repeat them.

How does Kleos compare with Elmo and Okara?

Elmo is a dedicated AI-visibility tracker that checks more often and offers an API; Okara is an AI marketing agent that writes more at a higher price. Kleos checks weekly and also writes and publishes your content, from $49 a month. The dated, sourced comparison, including what Elmo does that Kleos doesn't, is on its own page.

See the comparison →

Can consultants and agencies use it for clients?

Yes. Growth covers 3 businesses and 5 people, Pro 10 businesses and 15 people, with no per-seat charge. Each client business is kept separate.

For consultants and agencies →

What's live today, and what's coming?

Today Kleos publishes to LinkedIn, X, WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Ghost, ActiveCampaign (newsletters), HTML and Markdown export. The full list of what works now and what's on the way is on the pricing page.

See what's live →

What happens to our data?

We don't sell personal data, and we don't use your content to train our own models. AI providers process it under their API terms. For AI-assistant checks we send your tracked questions, not your personal data. You can export your content as HTML or Markdown, and ask us to delete your workspace at any time.

Part of the New Odyssey suite

Six tools for the work around your clients, from being found to packaging what you know. Each one works on its own.

  1. KleosGets you foundYou're here
  2. OndaAnswers the inquiry
  3. BookaraQualifies and books
  4. AccordSends the proposal
  5. TallynOnboards the client
  6. AulaPackages your expertise