We built this because we needed it.
LoudPixel was built by a SaaS founder who realized AI engines were reshaping search — but had no way to know whether his own product was being named. We built the tool we needed: one that tells you plainly whether AI names you, and ships fixes ready for your coding agent or developer.
The rank held. The traffic didn’t.
In early 2025 we noticed something alarming: organic traffic to our SaaS product was declining steadily — but our Google rankings hadn’t changed. The traffic was disappearing into AI search engines. Users were getting answers from ChatGPT and Perplexity without ever clicking through to our site.
We tried the existing “GEO tools.” Most ran 50–100 canned prompts and showed a dashboard that looked impressive but measured nothing real. The gap between what was promised and what was delivered was staggering.
So we built LoudPixel: a tool that asks the engines your buyers’ questions, shows exactly which ones name you and which don’t, and boils it down to one plain fact — on the AI shortlist, or a countable number of engines away (we call it the consensus core). We’re transparent about method: it’s sampling-based monitoring, not omniscient tracking. Honesty beats dashboard theater.
Amir Arajdal
SaaS founder and full-stack engineer. Previously built Prems AI (intent-based lead generation). Experienced the AI-search attribution void firsthand and built LoudPixel to solve it. Based in Montréal, Canada.
Three rules we don’t break.
Honesty over dashboard theater
We tell you exactly what we measure and how. Sampling-based monitoring is honest — fake omniscience is not. When the recipe gets better, we say so and show the diff.
Observable over vanity
Most AI engines don’t have a rank, so we don’t sell one. Being named — and how far you are from it — is a countable fact you can re-measure after every fix.
Your code stays yours
Every fix arrives as instructions; your coding agent or developer applies them. Fast setup, fair pricing, no procurement process — built by a founder, for founders.