We find the listicles, comparisons and threads that decide your category, identify the ones that are factually wrong without you, and take the correction to the person who can change the page.
Illustrative — brand, competitors and publications shown are invented
| Scr | Article | Listed | AI | Updated | Traffic | Angle | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 94 |
15 best project management tools for agencies (2026)
Software Almanac · editorial_listicle
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4/5 | yes | 2026-04-11 | 18.4k |
Listed product is dead
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Priya Raman
high
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| 91 |
Best free project tools with Slack sync
The Ops Review · editorial_listicle
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3/5 | yes | 2026-06-02 | 9.1k |
Stated criteria are met
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Tomas Berg
high
|
| 88 |
Milepost alternatives for small teams
Stackline · comparison
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2/5 | no | 2026-01-19 | 24.7k |
Stated pricing is wrong
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editorial@stackline.io
medium
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| 86 |
Top 20 tools for distributed teams
Cadence Quarterly · editorial_listicle
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4/5 | yes | 2025-11-08 | 6.3k |
Dead link at position 12
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Ana Duarte
high
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| 79 |
Project tools for creative studios
Frontdesk Weekly · editorial_listicle
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3/5 | no | 2026-05-27 | 3.9k |
Category leader missing
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Ruth Kelleher
medium
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| 74 |
Kanbanly vs Milepost vs Cairn
SaaS Ledger · comparison
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3/5 | yes | 2026-02-14 | 12.2k |
Listed product renamed
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Contact form only
form
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Competitor density is weighted hardest. Four competitors listed and you absent is the highest-priority row in the system.
Affiliate listicles are routed, not pitched. They want a rate card, so no contact credit and no send is ever spent on them.
Pages with no supportable angle stay in the list at no cost, and are rechecked on every crawl.
Nothing about the underlying pages changes, so next month's report says the same thing.
An AI answer is assembled from a small number of pages. Get onto those pages and the answer changes.
Up to ten pages, not one homepage. You edit every field before anything runs.
Templates crossed with your own profile, plus backlink intersection: the pages already listing several competitors accept new entries.
Every page read in full, and the claims that decide a pitch checked against the current world rather than the article.
Seven rungs, cheapest first, stopping at the first address that survives the filters. Only one of them costs anything.
The strongest supported angle, written with the evidence attached so you can check every claim before it goes out.
From your own mailbox, under your own name. We do not send on your behalf and do not ask for your inbox.
Weekly re-read of what you pitched and of comparable pages you did not, so the difference between them is the claim.
Each page is read once for the whole network. Each editor resolved once. The second customer in a category inherits the work done for the first.
A request to be added converts at one to two percent. A correction is a different message entirely.
None supported → no pitch. The opportunity waits for the next crawl.
Illustrative — names shown are invented
Position 4, Kanbanly. Domain has redirected to a registrar parking page since 2 March 2026. Status page 404s, X account dark since February, no acquisition announced.
“A tool must offer a free tier and native Slack sync — no Zapier workarounds.”
Hi Priya — Kanbanly, fourth on your 2026 agency tools list, closed in March; the link now lands on a parking page. Threadline covers the same use case and meets both criteria you set out, free tier and native Slack sync: threadline.com. Two-line description if you want one.
Anyone can show you a number going up. We measure each page you pitched against a comparable page you did not, and report only what that supports.
Editors add products for their own reasons, and some of those pages would have added you anyway. That is why every page you pitch is paired with an unpitched page of similar strength — and why a pitch with no fair comparison is tracked but left out of the number. The comparison builds over your first months rather than appearing on day one, and until it is worth something it says so.
Illustrative — figures shown are invented
| Cohort | Tracked | Added you | Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pages you pitched | 24 | 6 | 25.0% |
| Comparable pages you did not | 60 | 5 | 8.3% |
Pages you pitched added you three times as often as pages you did not.
Last run Mon 04:00 UTC
The network's standing with a few thousand editors is the asset. Yours and everyone's.
Every line here is enforced in code today. Nothing on this list describes something we intend to do later, because a page about restraint is the worst place to describe a control you do not yet have.
The audit is free. We read 60 pages and detail the best 10. One per domain per 30 days.
Every brand sits on its own tier, so nine small clients and one that matters cost what nine small clients and one that matters should. Tracking is unlimited on all of them and never expires — every page you are added to is watched for as long as you are a customer. It is the reason people stay, so charging for it would mean charging for the part that makes this worth keeping.
| Per brand |
Audit
Free
One per domain
every 30 days
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Brand
$99/mo
$1.98 a pitch
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Growth
$249/mo
$1.25 a pitch
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Scale
$499/mo
$1.00 a pitch
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| Pitches per month | — | 50 | 200 | 500 |
| Pages read, first audit | 60 | 400 | 1,500 | 3,000 |
| Pages read, monthly after | 60 | 150 | 500 | 1,000 |
| Results shown | Best 10 | All of them | All of them | All of them |
| Who to contact | — | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Drafted emails | — | 150 | 600 | 1500 |
| Pages tracked | Not tracked | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |