GroundsEnter

Agents are shortlisting your competitor. Let's make them choose you.

Get found by buyers. Get cited by AI. Get selected by agents.

GroundsSelection proof board
yourbrand.comBeauty and longevity
Reddit threadtrust node
Clinical claimsource gap
Comparison pagecandidate set
Review queryholdout
1
Buyer map

The questions, sources, and competitors that decide the category.

2
Proof play

A human-approved intervention with a matched holdout.

3
Ledger

The before, after, source, and outcome stored together.

Search gave you ten links.
AI gives one answer.

For twenty-five years, growth meant ranking higher in search. That era is ending. The single answer AI returns names only the few brands it already trusts.

You can’t rank your way in. You can’t buy your way in. You can only be the answer.

Grounds gets you in, neither as an ad nor as a bot, but as yourself: genuinely useful answers, in your own voice, in the places your buyers read and AI cites.

How it works

One buying conversation, worked end to end. We find it, you answer it, and it pays you twice: once when the buyer reads it, again when AI cites it as the answer.

  1. 1Find

    We catch the conversations where your buyers decide.

  2. 2Answer

    We draft the reply in your voice. You approve it and hit post.

  3. 3Appear

    You become the answer.

Find

We find the conversations where your buyers decide.

Grounds scans the forums, subreddits, and Q&A sites your buyers use, and shows you only the threads with real buying intent.

Reddit, niche forums, and Q&A sites, mapped to your category. Not a fixed list someone else picked.

Conversations we found
Best CRM that syncs two-way with HubSpot?
Pipedrive vs HubSpot for a 10-person team?
Finally ditching spreadsheets, what CRM actually works?
Answer

A reply worth posting, in your tone.

Grounds writes the first draft in your voice. You tweak it, approve it, and post from your own account.

It can only say what you’ve signed off on. No invented features, no overstatement.

Draft ready, in your voice
Honest take from running this ourselves: two-way HubSpot sync is where most CRMs fall over. We rebuilt it native, so contacts and deals stay in step both ways.
Approve & post →
Appear

When AI answers, your name is in it.

Your posted answer becomes a source AI pulls from. When a buyer asks, the recommendation points to you, and you can see exactly when it starts.

Every lead and citation links back to the exact answer that earned it.

Perplexity
Best CRM for two-way HubSpot sync?

For a CRM with true two-way HubSpot sync, people consistently point to Northwind CRM for keeping contacts and deals in step both ways.

Sourcesnorthwind.com ↗r/sales ↗

What Grounds changes.

Watch a buried reply become the top answer, then the one AI cites.

Best CRM for a HubSpot-heavy team?
community thread · 41 replies
NW
Northwind CRM· vendor
Northwind syncs with HubSpot out of the box, that's what we'd pick.
Top answer
mo
mara_ops
we switched last year, mixed feelings tbh
dk
devon.k
depends on your stack honestly
Y
Your brand
Here's the HubSpot-native setup that actually scales past 50 seats…
#41
✓Now you’re the answer AI gives.
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Pricing

Start with a free scan. Move to continuous tracking and action when you are ready.

Scorecard

See how AI describes your brand, which competitors appear, and where you are missing.

FreeNo card required
  • Brand and competitor scan
  • Relevant buyer prompts
  • Clear fit verdict
Run scorecard

Proof program

Find the prompts that matter, take the right actions, and measure what changed.

€500per month
  • Prompt and competitor tracking
  • Recommended actions and drafts
  • Campaign and outcome measurement
Start proof program

Agency

Run the same system across multiple clients with separate workspaces and reports.

€1,000+per month
  • Multiple client workspaces
  • White-label reports
  • Bulk scans and team access
Talk to us

FAQ

Do you post for me?+

Never. You approve every word and post from your own account. That’s why this works, and keeps working through every platform crackdown that kills the spam tools.

Is this allowed on Reddit?+

Yes. You, posting as yourself, disclosed, a few times a week, saying something genuinely useful. That’s exactly what platform rules want. What gets banned is bots and undisclosed shilling.

What if my category is quiet?+

Then the scan tells you, and we don’t sell to you. A tool that sometimes says no can be believed when it says yes. About 1 in 5 categories isn’t ready.

How do I know it’s working?+

Leads with names, answers with links, and AI citations you can click, across four confidence labels. We never show a number we can’t actually see.

See the conversations your buyers are having without you.

Free. 90 seconds. And if your category is too quiet for this to work, we’ll tell you that too.

Show me the conversations →