SaaS
SEO for SaaS: found in Google and recommended by AI

SOUND FAMILIAR?
Your buyers research for weeks before they book a demo
ChatGPT names your competitors, but not you
A prospect asks: 'What is the best job scheduling tool for a plumbing firm?' The answer lists three other names. Your product is a perfect fit, but there is too little about it online to be mentioned.
Long sales cycles with no content to support them
Your buyers spend weeks comparing options. They search for comparisons, implementation questions and UK GDPR concerns. Your blog has a few product updates, but no answers to what they want to know during those weeks.
Nobody on the team has time to write
Product, sales and support all have the knowledge. But writing a 2,000 word article keeps sliding into the next sprint. Meanwhile, the content calendar stays empty.
HOW ALEX WORKS
Articles that help your buyers choose, on your own domain
Topic clusters around your product category
Alex researches what your buyers search for in Google and ask AI assistants. He plans a series of articles that cover one subject from every angle, closed with an overview article that links them. That builds authority around your category.
Built to be shown and cited
Every article follows search intent: a direct answer at the top, then facts with source and year, and an FAQ. That structure makes it easy for Google and for AI assistants such as ChatGPT and Perplexity to use your content.
Accurate about your product
Before publishing, Alex checks claims about your company against your profile and knowledge base. Then every article comes to you first. Approve with one click or rewrite any sentence inline. No wrong features or prices on your blog.
Measuring whether AI assistants mention you
Launchmind measures whether ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI mention you. Weekly in the first 90 days, then every two weeks. Your Google position per article is tracked via Search Console, in your dashboard and a monthly report.
Ready to get started?
First article live on your blog within 24 hours.
EXAMPLES
Topics Alex could write for your SaaS
Example #1
Best accounting software for sole traders: what to look for when choosing
For self-employed people in the UK comparing software. Covers bank feeds, Making Tax Digital compatibility, pricing models and what you need as your business grows.
Example #2
Moving from Excel to scheduling software: how to avoid losing data
For operations managers who have relied on spreadsheets for years. Explains how a migration works, what to prepare beforehand and how to bring the team along.
Example #3
Choosing a UK GDPR compliant SaaS: a checklist for buyers
For IT and procurement leads assessing a supplier. Explains what to ask about data processing agreements, where data is stored and access control. Informative content, and you approve every article.
In every plan
What you always get
- Your first article within 24 hours
- Every article 1,800 to 2,200 words
- Written to be found in Google and AI
- Measured every month in ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI
- Your Google positions per article, tracked continuously
- Every article comes to you for approval first
- Share to LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram
- Your own dashboard, plus a report in your inbox every month
- Plus up to 4 articles per month from your own answers (Q&A), with a contract of 1 year or longer
From €425/month excl. VAT · One-time setup €1,999
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Read the articleFREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What SaaS teams ask before they start
01How much does Launchmind cost for a SaaS company?
02Do we keep control over what is published about our product?
03How quickly will we see results?
04Does it work with our marketing site and in other languages?
05How does Alex learn enough about our product and market?
06What happens to the articles if we stop?
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