New product LLM Discovery

Win the buyer before they know what to buy.

Buyers no longer start on your product page, they ask an LLM. Klariton measures how ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude answer early buyer-intent questions in your category, shows where competitors win and your brand is missing, and turns each gap into concrete content, BIQs and product-data actions.

Works alongside Buying Answers Chat Advisor Inline Guidance LLM Discovery
LLM Discovery, live scan
ChatGPT Perplexity Gemini Claude
Intent phase
Problem-aware128
Solution-aware94
Comparison61
Decision37
Category
Espresso & grinders
Detected buyer-intent question
“How do I make espresso at home like in Italy?”
Intent · Problem-awareCategory · Machine + grinder + beans
ChatGPT · answer shown to your buyers
For Italian-style espresso at home you need a portafilter machine and a quality grinder. Frequently recommended are Competitor A and Competitor B. Your brand is not cited.
#1competitor-a.com #2review-magazine.com you · 0 citations
Gap classification
Discovery gap
Brand missing in the problem phase
Knowledge actions
Editorial advisorcreate
BIQ cluster · 6 questionssuggested
Enrich product data→ Material
Editorial output · preview
Espresso at home like in Italy, the buyer's guide
Generated from approved material and real questions · LLM-readable
Measured: 4 engines · 4 intent phases SoV · you23% Comp. A42% Illustrative demo
The problem

These buyers no longer start on your product page. They ask the LLM.

Buyers begin with a problem, not a product name. The LLM answers the early question and builds the relevant set before anyone visits your shop. If you're not in that answer, you're out of the decision before it starts.

Buyer-intent questionsby intent phase
“How do I make espresso at home like in Italy?”
Problem-awareMachine · grinder · beans
“Which grinder do I need for my café?”
Solution-awareGrinders
“Fully automatic or portafilter, what's worth it?”
Comparisoncompetitors compared
LLM answerChatGPT · live
answer shown to your buyers
For good espresso at home it's the interplay that matters: a consistent grinder counts more than an expensive machine. Frequently recommended are Competitor A and Competitor B, which lead in the relevant reviews.
#1competitor-a.com #2competitor-b.com #3review-magazine.com
Your brand is not cited in this answer.Intent gap
Intent: problem / solution-aware Gap: brand missing Action: editorial + BIQs + product data
What Klariton measures

Visibility you can count, not a blended black-box score.

Every metric is a count of citations, answers and sources, per engine and per buyer phase. No blended index. Figures below are illustrative demo data; in the product they show your real numbers.

01 LLM Share of Voice
Brand citations per engine
ChatGPT26%
Perplexity31%
Gemini0%
Claude19%
02 Buyer Intent Coverage
Presence per buyer phase
Problem-aware18%
Solution-aware34%
Comparison52%
Decision61%
03 Product & Category Visibility
Visibility per category
Category hub44%
Entry set12%
Premium line28%
Accessories5%
04 Competitor Mentions
Who else gets named
Competitor A42
Competitor B31
Your brand23
05 Cited Source Proof
Which sources LLMs cite
#1review-magazine.com“Best espresso machines 2026”14×
#2competitor-a.comProduct & guide pages11×
#7your-shop.comProduct page only
06 Visibility over Time
Share of Voice · 60 days
23%▲ +3 vs. prior period
No black boxEach figure traces back to the underlying citations and source URLs. If an “index” is shown, it stays explainable, never a blended score.
Where it matters

Strongest where buyers need to learn before they decide.

LLM discovery shapes the relevant set most where the decision is considered. Klariton is built for categories where buyers research a problem before they know the product, clear targeting, not a claim of fit for everything.

High signal · strong fit Considered purchases with a learning phase
High-involvement productsBuyers compare, read and ask before they commit.
B2B SaaS & technical productsProblem framing and education drive the shortlist.
Machinery & equipmentSpecs, use-cases and trust decide the vendor.
Premium ecommerce & furnitureComplex, higher-ticket decisions with real research.
Categories that need education firstBuyers reach the solution through their problem.
Lower relevance Little research before the purchase
Pure commoditiesInterchangeable goods with no discovery phase.
Price-only productsThe decision is the lowest number, not the answer.
Low-involvement repeat buysHabitual reorders rarely pass through an LLM.

Honest scope: if buyers don't research, there's little discovery to win, and we'll say so.

From measurement to revenue-ready knowledge

Not just see the gap, turn it into controlled, sellable knowledge.

This is the core of Klariton: a closed loop from LLM scan to attributed impact. Every output is created or recommended, reviewed, and approved by you, never published on its own.

01Scan
LLM scan

Queries and answers captured per engine and intent phase.

02Detect
Intent gap

Brand missing or a competitor cited, gap classified by type.

03Act
Content / BIQ / product data

The matching knowledge action is created or recommended.

04Review
Safe Guard review

Source-backed and checked for claim drift before anything ships.

05Answer
Chat Advisor answer

The approved answer appears in the advisor, on product and in the magazine.

06Attribute
Read-to-Revenue

Clicks and order signals are traced back along the chain.

Generated editorial block

A discovery gap becomes an editorial buyer's guide.

Appears below a product or in the magazine, one knowledge layer, two surfaces.
Serves as LLM-readable editorial content, the answer that's missing in the engines.
Grounded in approved material and real buyer questions, not free-form AI.
Discover / Exploresource-backedreview-gated
your-shop.com / magazine / guide Below product · Magazine
Buyer's guide · generated

Espresso at home like in Italy

A compact starting point, built from the real questions your buyers ask.

What matters most for machine and grinder?
The interplay: a consistent grinder matters more than an expensive machine. Add stable temperature and fresh beans and the espresso becomes repeatable.
guide.mdBIQ #128
How fine should I grind for espresso?
Much finer than for filter, roughly like powdered sugar with a little grip. Adjust until extraction runs about 25–30 seconds.
guide.md
Grounded · approvedEmbeddable below a product or in the magazine
Editorial Intelligence

Not every gap belongs on a product page.

Early questions want orientation; late ones want a decision. Klariton routes each gap to the surface that fits its intent phase, and links them into a cluster, so problem content reaches product without reading like an ad.

Product BIQs Compare & decide

Source-backed buyer questions right on the product, for buyers close to choosing.

Compare · Decide
Editorials / Magazine Discover & explore

Guides on problems and solutions, the answer the LLM looks for in the early phase.

Discover · Explore
Content clusters Problem & solution

Connected articles around one buyer problem, depth single pages can't deliver.

Problem-aware · Solution-aware
Product modules Concrete buying context

Embedded answer and recommendation blocks exactly where the purchase happens.

Buying context
Problem pillar
Buyer problem
Making real espresso at home
Intent articles
Finding the right grind sizeProblem
Machine vs. grinder budgetSolution
Portafilter vs. automaticCompare
Product links & advisor
Portafilter machineProduct
Espresso grinderProduct
Advisor answer in chatDecide
Machine readability

Being named assumes you were read first.

Visibility in answers starts one step earlier, with the question of whether a model can capture the facts cleanly at all. Discovery Intelligence therefore measures not only whether your brand is named, but also what is machine-readable about you and who actually fetches it.

Structured data as a delivery

Klariton provides more than standard markup: a curated set built from scanned pages, product data and checked answer knowledge. It is served server-side as JSON-LD, retrievable per product. A model then reads the dimensions, height, width or power rating of an espresso machine as a fact instead of estimating them from prose.

A technical finding, not a guess

The audit checks what a crawler really sees: whether content appears only after JavaScript, whether access rules and language markup are clean, whether the page is reachable. The result is a list of concrete steps, not just a score.

Who actually reads

The reach beacon makes visible which AI crawlers fetch your content, which provider they belong to, and which pages and touchpoints they reach. That is measured retrieval, not an extrapolation from rankings.

Multi-step conversations · in progress

Purchase decisions rarely happen after a single question.

"I am looking for a family car." The assistant asks back about budget, number of people and usage, gets an answer, asks again. Only at the end of that chain does a recommendation appear. Measuring the first answer alone misses the moment where the choice is actually made.

Status

Today Discovery Intelligence measures single questions across engines. Measuring multi-step conversations is being built: where in the chain a brand shows up, whether it stays in the conversation across the follow-up questions, and where it drops out. We say plainly that this part is not live yet.

Questions as a source

What people ask your touchpoints is demand, not chat traffic.

Every question asked in a Klariton touchpoint is evidence of what is currently unclear in the market. That is why those questions do not end up in a log, they go into the loop.

Patterns instead of single cases

Next to the single-question view there is an aggregated one, where recurring and closely related questions are grouped. Twenty variants of the same uncertainty turn into one topic you can work on.

Which role the question matters to

A buyer asks differently than an engineer, and differently again than a managing director. Questions are therefore captured not only by topic but assigned to the persona they matter to. That shows which objections come up with whom.

From signal to backed answer

A frequent question is promoted to a backed answer in one step, or discarded. You curate it, with source and approval. The circle closes: measured demand turns into checked knowledge that feeds back into answers.

Personal data

If someone mentions personal details in a conversation, an email address, a postal address or a phone number, those are replaced through a pseudonymisation gateway before any call to an external model. They are not passed to the model provider in clear text. For the analysis in the backend, the question counts, not the person behind it.

Trust & control

Measured, explained, suggested, never run on its own.

Principle

Klariton does not act on its own in your shop. It measures, explains and suggests, you stay in control.

Controlled scope No automatic shop changes.

Klariton changes nothing in prices, stock or content without your approval. The scope is clearly defined and traceable, not a black box.

Clear scopeNo autopilot
Safe Guard review Source-backed, not guessed.

Every output is built from approved material and checked before it's published. Unsupported claims and claim drift are flagged before they go live.

Source-backedReview-gated
EU-ready GDPR, EU hosting, designed with GDPR and EU AI Act requirements in mind.

Data is hosted in the EU and minimized and protected before model processing. The architecture is designed for the requirements of the AI Act, trust by default.

GDPREU hostingdesigned with GDPR and EU AI Act requirements in mind
Read-to-Revenue

From the LLM answer to the click, the chain stays visible.

Klariton connects visibility to impact: from the first LLM read, through the closed gap, to the product click. A traceable measurement chain, we track impact, we don't promise it.

Track: read → gap → action Track: advisor answer served Track: product click & order signal
Honest Correlation, not causation: we show the chain and its signals, not a claim that every order came from it alone.
Next step

See where LLMs discover your category, and where competitors win.

One scan shows your LLM discovery gaps across all four engines. It turns into a concrete content and BIQ plan, controlled, source-backed, approval-gated.

EU-hosted · GDPR-ready · you stay in control
Ask Klariton

Ask us anything. The answer builds itself in front of you.

Live over the same API that runs on your own site. No search index, no invented claims. Every sentence shows which document it comes from.

AnswerGrounded · 3 sources312 ms

What is Klariton and how does it work?

Klariton is an answer engine optimization platform. It complements your existing shop or website without replacing anything or migrating data. From your own knowledge it produces checked, source-based answers (BIQs) that AI assistants and your visitors use directly.

platform-overview.mdDefinition and scope of the platformBIQ
integration-guide.mdEmbed instead of migrationMaterial
biq-lifecycle.mdReview gate and approvalBIQ
The same answer is available over the API for ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude and Copilot.
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