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v0.0.22Aug 23, 2026Release

v0.0.22: SSO, AI-Attributed Conversions & Dashboard Overhaul

Sign in with SSO and SAML, attribute conversions and revenue to AI traffic, track community sources like Reddit and YouTube, connect Looker Studio, and see confidence bands on measured figures. Plus the paid-plan API, the notification inbox, and the new pricing page.

Sign-in

SSO and SAML

A company identity provider (SAML or OIDC) can now provision Agency seats without a separate password, alongside email and Google sign-in. The pricing comparison lists SSO, so the plan page and the login screen agree.

Traffic

Conversions and revenue attributed to AI referrals

The Traffic page attributes conversions and revenue to sessions that arrived from an AI answer and then converted, through your connected GA4 property. The question it answers is whether the AI channel is selling, not just whether it sends clicks.

Citations

Communities as their own source type

Citation tracking groups sources like Reddit, YouTube and Quora as communities: replies, threads and posts are counted as communities instead of being scattered as unnamed domains, so you can see where an engine learned to recommend you.

API and BI

Aggregate endpoints and a Looker Studio connector

The public API gained aggregate endpoints built for BI tools, and a Looker Studio connector builds dashboards over your visibility data without scraping.

The public API and MCP server became paid-plan features. Free workspaces keep the dashboard but not the programmatic surface. Keys carry read and write scopes and an optional expiry; rotating a key means creating a new one and revoking the old. A revoked key stops working on its next call.

Confidence bands

Every measured figure reports its uncertainty

A brand at a 40% mention rate across 20 answers is not the same as one at 40% across 2, and the dashboard now says so: every measured figure carries a confidence band, using the Wilson method described in the published measurement methodology. On-demand sampling that tightens the bands from measured repeats followed in v0.0.23.

Notifications

In-app notification inbox

An app bell feed pairs the outbound email, Slack, Teams and webhook channels, with badge updates as findings arrive.

Pricing

New pricing page and a reverse trial

The pricing page was rebuilt, and a 14-day Business trial starts when you begin paid work. Feature pages gained an index describing what each one does.

Free tool rate caps

The anonymous AI tools share one per-IP budget across the seven AI-spending routes.

Dashboard

Consistency pass

The dashboard was rebuilt around one idea: every surface reads the same. Stat cards share one language, charts share one style, filters and downloads sit where you expect them, and the sidebar groups routes by task.

Multi-word queries across the site

Site search handles the queries people actually type, so “citation checker” and “check citations” both land on the citation checker instead of a page of “AI” matches.

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