From brief to published page
Otterly.AI produces content briefs. Vidrys writes the draft from your own pages and publishes it to your CMS, then re-probes the prompt it targets.
Otterly.AI is a self-serve monitor for brand mentions, citations and sentiment, with a GEO audit and content briefs. It does not document CMS publishing. Vidrys adds what comes after the dashboard: the reason each answer went to a rival, a drafted and published fix, and proof that it worked.
By the Vidrys team · Verified 13 September 2026
Otterly.AI produces content briefs. Vidrys writes the draft from your own pages and publishes it to your CMS, then re-probes the prompt it targets.
Otterly.AI shows which URLs an engine cited. Vidrys explains each answer: what the winning competitor has, and the specific move that closes the gap.
Vidrys scores carry a confidence interval and connect to GA4 traffic and key events, so you can report whether a fix worked. Otterly.AI offers a GA4 Looker Studio template.
Vidrys measures whether AI assistants recommend your brand to buyers, explains why each answer went the way it did, drafts and publishes the fix, and proves whether it worked. One loop, one product.
Your buyers' questions go to live AI engines, drawn more than once per engine. The score counts a recommendation, not a mention.
A visibility score with its interval
Each answer is read the way a buyer reads it. Where a competitor won, the reasoning card names their edge and the sources behind it.
The reason, and the move that closes it
The gap becomes a drafted page grounded in your own site, checked against an answer-engine audit and published to your CMS.
A published fix, not a report
The prompt is probed again on the next sweep. The change is reported only if it clears the confidence interval.
Proof the fix moved the answer
Improvement feeds the next measurement. The loop runs every sweep.
Illustrative data
| Capability | Vidrys | Otterly.AI |
|---|---|---|
| Drafts the content | Yes: Grounded in your crawled pages | Partial or gated: Briefs, not drafts |
| Publishes to your CMS | Yes: WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Ghost | No |
| Explains why a rival won the answer | Yes: Reasoning card on every answer | Partial or gated: Shows cited URLs |
| Sampling and confidence | Yes: Up to 2 runs per engine per sweep · confidence interval on every score | Partial or gated: Daily monitoring · no stated interval or noise method |
| AI-referral traffic | Yes: GA4 traffic and key events, correlated with visibility | Partial or gated: GA4 Looker Studio template |
| Sentiment | Yes: Scored into the recommendation | Yes |
| Competitor share of voice | Yes: 10–100 rivals by plan | Yes |
| Citation tracking | Yes: Yours, rivals', third-party | Yes: Domain and URL level |
| AI-readiness site audit | Yes: Crawler access, rendering, structured data, llms.txt | Yes: AI-bot crawlability, 25+ content checks |
Otterly.AI data from its public documentation, verified 13 September 2026.
What buyers ask when they are choosing between Vidrys and Otterly.AI.
Otterly.AI monitors how AI mentions you. Vidrys also explains why each answer went to a competitor, drafts and publishes the fix, and reports whether it worked.
Yes — to WordPress, Webflow, Shopify and Ghost, on every plan. Otterly.AI does not document CMS publishing.
Vidrys grades how every answer treats you on a five-level scale and multiplies the score by it, so a dismissive mention counts as zero rather than as visibility.
Every Otterly.AI fact on this page comes from Otterly.AI's own public pricing, product, documentation and help pages, read on 13 September 2026. Where a vendor doesn't document a capability, we say what its documentation shows rather than guessing. Vendor features change; if something here is out of date, email legal@vidrys.com and we will correct it.
A demo probes your buyers’ real questions, shows where AI recommends a competitor instead, and walks through the reason and the fix for each answer.
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