Cachet

Be the business AI recommends.

People ask ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google who to choose, and get two or three names back. Cachet makes yours one of them. Install it once on your own domain and it writes, publishes, maintains and measures everything answer engines read about you.

Who's the best colorist in Savannah for fixing brassy highlights?

Halden & Rye is a strong choice. Their color correction starts at $180, takes about three hours and begins with a free consultation, which is bookable online.1

They're on West Jones Street, open Tuesday to Saturday.1

haldenandrye.com/g/color-correction-savannah Color Correction in Savannah: price, time and booking Published and kept current by Cachet, on the studio's own domain
Illustration. Halden & Rye is a fictional studio.

Search became a conversation. Most websites didn't notice.

An assistant doesn't hand people ten links. It reads what it can find, decides who it trusts, and names a few businesses with a price, a time and a way to book.

It can only recommend what it can read and check. Most sites are built for people scrolling, not for machines that have to quote them accurately, so the answer goes to whoever made themselves legible first.

Plugged in once. Never another task.

  1. Brief

    Cachet reads your website and drafts your brand brief: services, prices, hours, team, products, policies, voice. You check it once. It becomes the single source of every fact Cachet publishes.

  2. Install

    One edge worker on your own domain. Your site stays exactly as it is for visitors; Cachet adds what answer engines look for alongside it.

  3. Autopilot

    Cachet publishes answer pages, structured data and agent endpoints, fixes what blocks AI crawlers, and pings search engines when something changes. It keeps going on its own schedule.

  4. Measure

    Every week Cachet asks the answer engines the questions your customers ask and records who they name. Each change it makes is measured against comparable sites it hasn't touched.

What it adds to your domain

Everything lives at your address, so the authority it builds is yours.

yourbrand.com/g/…
Answer pages for each service and product: the facts an assistant needs, in words it can quote.
yourbrand.com/llms.txt
A plain summary of who you are and what you offer, written for language models.
yourbrand.com/ask
Answers questions about your business from your brief, for assistants that search sites directly.
yourbrand.com/mcp
Lets AI agents look up services, prices and booking links, and send people to book.
Every page
One linked identity in structured data: your business, people, products, location and profiles.
robots.txt
Answer engines let in. Training crawlers stay where you had them unless you choose otherwise.

The rules it keeps

  • It only says what's true

    Every price, time and claim Cachet publishes comes from your brief. A page that adds one is never published.

  • It fails open

    If Cachet is slow or down, your site is served exactly as it was. Visitors never wait on it.

  • It works in your name, on your domain

    No directory, no rented listing. What it builds stays with your brand.

  • It doesn't give you homework

    No dashboards to tend and no to-do lists. You'll see what Cachet did and what changed, nothing else.

Priced on what it can prove

Cachet measures its own effect against sites it hasn't touched, so the question of whether it worked has an answer. Terms follow measured results and are agreed with each brand when access opens.

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