Trust starts with evidence the agency can inspect, export, and explain.

VectorGap is built for agency teams that need client-ready AI visibility evidence, careful claims, exportable reports, and a reproducible audit workflow. Trust means private workspace evidence stays private while public proof, methodology, pricing proof, and client-ready reports reduce purchase risk.

  • Audit evidence stays tied to prompt, provider, answer, source, market, persona, and competitor context.
  • Reports and exports help agencies own the client conversation.
  • API and MCP workflows support advanced agency reporting and automation.
  • Provider variability is documented instead of hidden.

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standard providers

98

LLM prompts

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Preference prompts

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Generative Brand Index

Evidence trail

Prompt → source → report

Trust comes from preserving provider answers, source context, target market, persona, competitor set, and report output together.

Agency control

Workspace-safe exports

Teams can keep client evidence separated while exporting summaries, CSV evidence, Markdown notes, and PDF-backed reports.

Reproducibility

Comparable retests

Provider variance is expected, so the trustworthy workflow repeats the same target context after remediation.

Built for agency workspaces and client reporting

Agencies need to separate client records, export evidence, and explain methodology. VectorGap keeps audit context and report outputs structured so teams can manage client portfolios without losing the evidence trail.

Workspace context

Brands, competitors, markets, personas, audit presets, knowledge facts, and reports stay attached to the correct workspace context.

Report ownership

Agencies can use exported reports and summaries to explain AI visibility findings in client conversations.

Sensitive examples

Public examples use anonymized brand, competitor, and prompt labels. Private workspace results should be handled as client data.

AI answers change, so the workflow must be repeatable

VectorGap does not pretend AI outputs are static. It preserves target context and uses retests to compare movement across the same providers, markets, personas, and competitors.

Provider caveats

Different providers can disagree. That disagreement is useful evidence when diagnosing source coverage and entity clarity.

Retest discipline

Progress reports should compare the same audit targets after remediation work, not random new prompts.

Exportable evidence

CSV, Markdown, PDF, API, and MCP paths help agencies move evidence into reports, dashboards, and operating workflows.

Which evidence does AI need before it can reuse the page?

This table turns the page into a structured extraction target: the buyer question, the evidence an AI system can read, and the action an agency can sell or execute next.

Buyer questionWhat AI can extractAgency action
Can the agency explain the result?Prompt, provider, answer excerpt, source context, market, persona, competitor, and score evidence remain attached.Use the evidence trail to brief the client without exposing private workspace mechanics.
Can reports be exported safely?Client-ready summaries and exports separate public examples from private brand workspace data.Export only the report structure and approved evidence needed for the buyer conversation.
Can progress be retested?The same provider, market, language, persona, competitor, and prompt context can be repeated after remediation.Use comparable retests instead of one-off screenshots when reporting movement.

Questions agencies ask before turning AI visibility into client work

How does VectorGap handle private client evidence?

Private workspace evidence should stay inside the client workspace and approved exports. Public pages use anonymized examples and explain the workflow rather than publishing private audit data.

Why does provider variability not break trust?

Different AI providers answer differently. VectorGap keeps the provider and target context attached so agencies can inspect variance, repeat the same target, and explain movement without pretending AI answers are static.