Search, as always
Keyword research against real search volume, weekly rank tracking, a site audit that finds what is broken, your backlink profile, and your own Search Console and Analytics read directly. The ordinary work, done properly.
Agentic Marketing
Your customers are asking an assistant. Make sure it answers with your name.
Lumoras Growth is an agent, not a dashboard. It finds what your buyers are searching and asking, writes the answer, sources every claim, publishes it to your own website, and then checks whether ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity actually recommend you.
ChatGPT · Gemini · Claude · Perplexity — asked weekly, measured every time
Two places you need to exist now
Answer engines, which nobody is watching
We ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity the questions your buyers actually type — “best salon POS for two chairs”, “who answers the phone after hours near me” — and record whether you were named, whether you were linked, whether you were recommended first, and which websites they quoted instead of yours.
That second column is the one that changes what gets written. A competitor named in an answer you are absent from is a gap with a shape: a specific question, from a specific buyer, that your website does not answer yet.
Ten steps, and you can read every one
This is why it is called agentic. Each step leaves a record: what it decided, what it cost, what it refused to say. Nothing happens in a black box you have to take on faith.
Context
Reads your site: every page, your services, who you serve, and what Search Console already knows about you.
Opportunity scan
Finds the queries you nearly rank for and the pages people see but never click. Free signals first, before anything is spent.
Topic selection
Picks one target with a written reason. You can read why it chose that instead of something else.
Brief
An outline, the questions a reader actually has, internal links that will exist on the publish date, and every claim that will need a source.
Draft
Written to your voice and your rules, under a byline you configure.
Fact-check
Each factual claim gets a primary source and a quote, or it is rewritten, or it comes out.
Lint
Deterministic checks with no model involved: length, headings, banned words, links that would 404, duplicate targets.
Review
You approve it. Or, once you trust it, the agent approves it itself — but only when every check above passed.
Publish
Onto your site at the scheduled time. No deploy, no plugin to babysit, no copy and paste.
After publishing
Queued for rank tracking, the live URL checked, the page submitted for indexing, and the question re-asked of the engines.
Why you can let it publish
“AI wrote something wrong about my business and put it online” is the right thing to be afraid of. Three mechanisms, and the third is the one that matters.
It can only say what you have told it
Your prices, your policies, your hours and your claims live in one place. The writer may use those facts and may not invent others. If it needs a number you have not given it, it asks instead of guessing.
Every claim needs a source
The fact-check demands a primary source and a direct quote for each factual statement. Anything it cannot source is rewritten or removed before anybody sees it.
Autopilot refuses more than it publishes
When you turn on autopilot, an article still only goes live if the mechanical checks passed, the fact-check did not fail, and there are zero unsourced claims. One of ours was held back last week over two sentences. That is the system working, not failing.
It publishes to your website, whatever your website is
WordPress
Connect it with an application password you create yourself in your own WordPress, in about a minute. No plugin to install. Revoke it whenever you like.
Wix, Squarespace, GoDaddy — or anything else
These have no way to let software publish to them. So we host the pages for you on your domain: you add one DNS record, and your guides live at something like guides.yourbusiness.com. The ranking and the citations are yours, not ours.
A site your own developers built
They read a feed we serve, and new articles appear without a deploy. It is how lumoras.ai, sonorch.ai and seasonx.ai publish.
Plans
Starter
$79/month
15,000 credits of work a month
One location, finding its feet.
- 1 site
- 4 articles a month
- 10 questions monitored on ChatGPT and Perplexity, checked monthly
- Rank tracking, site audit and backlinks
- You approve every article before it goes live
Most chosen
Growth
$199/month
35,000 credits of work a month
The one most businesses want.
- 1 site
- 12 articles a month
- 30 questions monitored on all four engines, checked weekly
- Autopilot: the agent answers its own findings, one a week
- Help centre and knowledge-base pages, not just articles
- Everything in Starter
Multi-location
$299/month
70,000 credits of work a month
Several locations, or several brands.
- Up to 4 sites
- 40 articles a month across them
- 20 questions per site monitored on all four engines, checked weekly
- Autopilot: the agent answers its own findings, 3 a week
- Roles, a spend limit per site, and an audit trail of every change
- Everything in Growth
Every monthly plan starts with a 14-day free trial. A card is needed to start, but you are not charged until the trial ends, and you can cancel before then and pay nothing. Pay yearly instead and you pay for ten months rather than twelve (yearly plans have no trial) — a saving of 17%. No contract and no setup fee. Change plan or stop whenever you like; what has been published stays yours and stays on your site.
What a credit is
Research, writing and asking the engines all cost real money, so your plan comes with a monthly allowance measured in credits. Every run shows what it drew and why, down to the individual lookup, and the allowance is a hard ceiling: when it is reached, work stops rather than quietly becoming a bill you did not agree to.
The allowances above are set so the work the plan describes fits inside them with room to spare — roughly double, on the Growth plan. You will not run out doing what you bought.
See it run on your own website.
Book a walkthrough and we will point it at your site, show you what the engines currently say about you, and what the first month would write.