AI-Native Marketing Optimization Suite

Your Market Story
doesn't agree on who you're for.

Stratridge diagnoses your message wherever buyers encounter it, ships the prescribed fixes, and watches the work daily after — citation gaps, competitor moves, and drift caught the morning they happen. One brain. One voice. Every morning.

Positioning audit · eight-lens read
Overall: 57
Positioning Clarity
61
Message Architecture
74
Competitive Frame
43
Proof & Credibility
38
Audience Specificity
55
Pricing Posture
67
Narrative Coherence
49
Visual & Experience
72
AI visibility · answer-engine presence
LIVE
how to fix messaging inconsistency
ChatGPT
Cited · #2
Perplexity
Cited · #3
Gemini
Cited · #4
Claude
Not cited
Share of voice (30d)
28%
Citation lift vs. last qtr
+11%
Memory · strategic context
synced · 4 modules
§1
Category we play in
Market positioning platform for B2B SaaS teams with a complex sales motion.
§2
Who we're for
PMMs and CMOs at Series A–C SaaS companies, 50–500 employees.
§3
What we replace
Scattered: agency decks, Notion docs, and a stale one-pager no one trusts.
§4
How we say it
Direct. Specific. No category jargon. Buyers before features.
§5
Proof we lead with
3 enterprise logos, 2 published case studies, 1 analyst mention.
FEEDS →
Studio
Audit
Battle cards
Launch
Launch · ship-day playbook
DRAFTING
Launch input
Row-level governance — GA release
Closes the top objection from mid-market CFOs since January.
01Blog announcementDrafting…
02Sales FAQ (10 Q&A)Queued
03Rep talking pointsQueued
04Brief updateQueued
READS →
Memory
Watch
The Morning Brief

What lands in your inbox tomorrow morning.

Three tiles. One screen. 8am Eastern, every weekday. Drawn from the AI engines, the competitors, and the surfaces you already audited — packaged so you read it with coffee, not after a meeting.

Stratridge · Morning Brief
Tuesday, your three things.
Citation gap

Perplexity stopped citing you for “AP automation for mid-market.”

Three of five answers now name Tipalti and Stampli. Yesterday they named you. The page that used to win the citation hasn’t been updated since February.

Recommended
Re-run the homepage rewrite with this quarter’s proof points.
Competitor move

Ramp shipped a new /vs/spendesk page overnight.

Three claims target your strongest objection. The page is in the index already — your sales team will start hearing the comparison this week.

Recommended
A rebuttal is queued in Amend. Fifteen minutes to ship.
Drift alert

Your homepage H1 contradicts the deck the SDR team sent Tuesday.

The site says “for finance teams that want to move faster.” The deck says “the AP platform built for controllers.” Two stories, one buyer.

Recommended
Pick one. The pre-flight read on the next deck will hold the line.
Forward to a teammate · Open in Slack · Mute for todayComes standard on every paid plan
Audit · Amend · Amplify

One read. One queue. One brief every morning.

Three things that the rest of marketing software keeps in three different tools, three different vendors, and three different storylines. Stratridge runs them against one source of truth — and pushes what changed to your inbox at 8am — so the work compounds instead of decays.

01

Audit

Diagnose. A live read across six dimensions and twenty-four factors of marketing message coherence, AI-engine answers, and the rivals you actually lose to. Severity-ranked, in under two minutes. The audit's job is to find — what's leaking, where, how badly.

02

Amend

Fix. Every finding lands in Amend with severity, evidence, owner, and a recommended fix — including the AI Visibility Kit, the strategic context, battle cards, and launch playbooks. We diagnose and prescribe; you ship.

03

Amplify

Watch every morning. The Morning Brief at 8am Eastern — three tiles, one screen, drawn from the AI engines and the rivals overnight. Pre-flight reads on every new draft. Re-audits on cadence. A signed quarterly synthesis you can forward to a board.

Start from what hurts

Click the one that's keeping you up.

We map the pain to the pillar, the pillar to the work. No "schedule a discovery call" in between.

Maps to · Pillar
Amend
What engages
AI Visibility KitStrategic context
First read in
2 minutes
Start with this one
The Suite

Diagnose once. Fix the queue. Watch every morning.

Audit finds what's leaking. Amend ships the prescribed fixes — including the AI Visibility Kit, the strategic context, battle cards, and launch playbooks. Amplify is the watch — the Morning Brief at 8am, the pre-flight on every new draft, the drift and competitor and AI-engine monitors that catch what you'd otherwise miss until next quarter.

The source of truth · strategic context
Strategic Context

The underlying layer every pillar reads from — category, audience, voice, proof, competitive contrast. The audit writes to it. Amend prescribes against it. Amplify reads new drafts through it. No GPT freelancing, no hallucinated logos, no storyline drift.

See the strategic context →
Why AI-native matters

This suite isn't possible without AI.

“AI-native” is everywhere. We mean something specific by it: this work — auditing six dimensions across hundreds of pages, probing five AI engines daily for every category query, composing a fresh three-tile brief by 8am, holding voice over thousands of generated drafts — was uneconomical until the model layer made it economical. Here's the stack.

01

Retrieval over your context, not over the internet.

Every output is grounded in your strategic context — your category, your buyers, your proof. Nothing freelances. Nothing hallucinates a customer logo.

02

Fine-tuned for voice fidelity.

We run dedicated models trained for one specific job: writing in a brand's voice without drift across a quarter of outputs. Generic GPT cannot do this — we tested.

03

Five-engine daily probe.

We run your category queries against ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, and DeepSeek every morning and parse the citation graph. Manual checks miss the pattern; the brief at 8am surfaces what changed overnight.

04

Eval loops, not vibes.

Every generated output is scored against your strategic context before you see it. Drafts that fail voice or claim-coverage thresholds never reach you.

What we’re not. A GPT wrapper that asks the model to “sound like your brand.” A prompt library. A consultancy with a fancier deck. A generic dashboard you log in to once a quarter. The work compounds because the model layer compounds — and because your strategic context stays current, while the daily brief keeps surfacing what changed overnight.
vs. the patchwork

You don't need another tool.
You need one source of truth.

One copywriter. One agency. One AI generator. One battle-cards plug-in. Each does its slice. None of them know what the others wrote on Tuesday. That's why your story drifts.

The patchwork stack

  • Five tools, five inboxes of alerts you stopped opening in March
  • Generic GPT wrapper guesses at your voice
  • Agency hands you a deck, then disappears
  • Battle cards rotting in a Notion page from Q2
  • Nobody owns AI-engine presence — it's "marketing's problem"
  • Every launch starts from a blank doc
  • Win/loss = a Slack channel nobody reads

Stratridge

  • One brief at 8am that earned the open — three tiles, one screen
  • Amplify reads every draft against your context — sounds like you wrote it
  • The audit re-runs on a cadence; the loop never closes
  • Battle cards update the moment your context does
  • AI Visibility Kit owns answer-engine presence as a tracked KPI
  • Launch playbook pre-loads the next ship-day from past wins
  • Win/loss intake turns every deal into compounding intel
By the numbers

The cadence of a unified suite.

8am
Eastern. Every weekday. The Morning Brief lands before stand-up.
5
AI engines probed daily — ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, DeepSeek
2min
to your first severity-ranked diagnosis. No call required.
1
source of truth feeding every pillar, every artifact, every brief
What operators say

Results from the field. In their words.

$60k
consulting bill, beaten
I expected another generator. What I got was a 72-hour audit that landed harder than the strategy consulting firm we paid $60k for last year. We rewrote three pages off it and pipeline from inbound finally started agreeing with what we say in sales calls.
CMOSeries A fintech · 40 employees
0 → 1
AI-engine inbound channel
The visibility check caught that we weren’t being cited for our own category name in Perplexity. Three weeks of fixes later, inbound from AI engines went from zero to a measurable channel. The audit is the unlock — the watch is what keeps it.
Head of Demand GenSeries C devtools · 200 employees
8:00am
the daily ritual
The 8am brief replaced three Slack channels. I open it with coffee, see what moved overnight on AI engines and competitors, and walk into stand-up knowing what we're shipping that day. Before Stratridge, that read took me forty minutes across five tabs.
VP MarketingSeries B vertical SaaS · 80 employees
Pricing

Pick the depth.
The cadence is daily.

Every plan runs the ten-dimension audit, the Amend queue, and a morning brief in your inbox every weekday. What changes is depth — engines probed, competitors tracked, brands covered.

Spark
For one marketer running one brand. The daily watch comes standard.
$99/mo
See the plan
Most teams start here
Scale
For the in-house team running one brand against a real competitive field.
$499/mo
See the plan
Studio
For agencies running positioning across a roster of clients.
$999/mo · 5 brands
See the plan
Portfolio
For companies running many brands under one roof.
Talk to sales
Talk to us
Questions we get

Including the awkward ones.

If you have a question we haven't answered, the audit is the fastest way to test whether we're full of it.

Both, and the second one matters more. The audit lives in your browser. The Morning Brief lands in your inbox at 8am Eastern every weekday — three tiles, one screen, drawn from the AI engines, the competitors, and the surfaces you already audited. The pre-flight read runs inside Google Docs, Notion, and LinkedIn drafts via the Stratridge extension. The dashboard mirrors the brief; it isn't where the work lives. Stratridge meets you where you already work.
Concretely: Stratridge runs retrieval over your strategic context using fine-tuned models for two specific jobs — voice fidelity and AI-engine citation pattern matching. We're not a GPT wrapper that asks the model to "sound like your brand." We're closer to a structured RAG architecture with eval loops on each output.
Under two minutes. Connect a URL and Stratridge runs six dimensions of marketing message coherence — positioning, messaging, discoverability, voices, engine, trajectory — composed of twenty-four scored factors, plus a probe of how the AI engines describe you. You get severity-ranked findings with quotes from your own pages. No call required.
Those tools generate. We diagnose, then generate from a fixed source of truth. The difference is consistency over time. A generator hands you 200 drafts; six months later, your homepage and your battle cards no longer agree on what the company does. The strategic context is the spine that prevents that.
Five copy-ready fixes Amend produces when the audit's Discoverability dimension flags gaps: a generated llms.txt, a robots.txt diff, JSON-LD snippets for the schema types LLMs lean on, your homepage H1 and intro rewritten for citation, and a brief for every category query the engines answered without you. Audit finds; Amend fixes — the Kit lives on the Amend side.
No. Spark gives you the audit, the amend queue, and the daily watch on one brand against your closest rival. Scale opens the aperture — every Kit on demand, ten competitors, all five engines, and Slack delivery of the brief. Most customers start with one acute pain — "AI doesn't cite us" or "our launches die" — and turn on the rest within a quarter.
It will give your agency something better to write from. The teams that get the most out of Stratridge keep their best human writer and use Amplify and the audit findings as the brief — your strategic context defines the spine, the human polishes. The agency that disappears with a deck is the one that gets replaced.
Your context, your audits, and your generated copy live in your tenant. We don't train shared models on your content. SOC 2 Type II at Scale and above. Custom DPA available at Portfolio.

The audit is free.
The watch is the habit.

Run the audit in your browser. The first Morning Brief lands tomorrow at 8am Eastern — the citation gap, the competitor move, the drift you wouldn't have caught until quarter-end.