Get your website
more organic traffic
An organic traffic evaluation for indie developers everywhere: why search engines like Google and Bing, and AI assistants like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude, aren't sending you users, which pages to add, and where to submit. Every finding points to the exact URL.
Basic $1, usually ready in 2–3 minutesPro $19, ready in about 2 hours
The demo uses GammaSlide's real Pro evaluation from 2026-10-26. Every number is what was measured at the time.
- Site checkup9 checks
- Before/after rendering3 pages
- Understand the product✓
- Search demand · autocomplete194 queries
- Ask AI21 runs
- Read articles AI cites28 articles
- First: make pages readable to crawlersWhy now: Every new page and every outreach effort depends on search engines reading the body text, and event tracking needs to be in place before traffic arrives
- Next: add trust pagesWhy now: The people you reach out to and Japanese users look at contact details and tokushoho information first, so the outreach in step 4 waits until this step is done
- Build new pagesWhy now: Depends on the server-side rendering from step 1; the submissions and emails in step 4 need to link to these pages
- Last: submissions and outreachWhy now: Needs the trust pages from step 2 and the pages that went live in step 3, so the links have something to show
Search engines: crawling and indexing on Google and Bing
AI assistants: answers from ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude
Launch platforms: listing kits written to each platform's fields
Start with two real evaluation reports
Real evaluations of two indie products, published as they are: what we found and what to do first.
Crawlers see only 314 characters on its homepage, and 21 AI answers never mentioned it once
AI cites Japanese tutorial blogs, yet the site has no Japanese tutorial page
The next case study could be your product
Start with Basic for $1 to see where you're stuck. Want the how-to? Pay the $18 difference to upgrade to Pro. If you're willing to share your numbers afterward, we'll write it up as a case study together.
Start an evaluation →Your problems, our approach
No stitching tools together. One report covers it all:
- What users search for, and which pages you're missing
- Whether Google and Bing can read your pages, and whether they're indexed
- Whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude mention you in their answers
- Articles and forms to submit to, down to the exact URL
- Connect GA4 to see organic traffic split by source
- Action plan and drafts: Pro, $19 one-time
Three steps to see where you're stuck
Sign in and enter your URL
Sign in with Google and enter your URL. We read your site first and write down what we understand your product to be. If your home page won't open, we stop before payment, so you never pay for a site we can't open.
Confirm, then pick Basic or Pro
If we got something wrong, fix it right there. Pick a tier and pay with Creem: one-time, no subscription, no refunds.
- Site checkup9 checks
- Before/after rendering3 pages
- Search demand194 queries
- Ask AI21 runs
Watch the real steps run
Basic is usually ready in 2–3 minutes, Pro in about 2 hours. Every step shows what it did and what it counted. After Basic, you can upgrade to Pro by paying the $18 difference.
Not a score. Exactly what to fix
Many tools stop at an overall score. We spell out which search query, which page and which site, with evidence for each. Everything below is from GammaSlide's real evaluation on 2026-10-26.
What users search for, and which pages you lack
We pull real search queries for your target markets from Google autocomplete, group them by need, and match them against the pages already on your site. Groups with no page are marked red; partly covered ones are marked yellow.
Start an evaluation →What search engines can read
Whether Google and Bing can read your pages: indexing, sitemap, redirects, speed, and the one most often missed, body text that only appears after scripts run. We render each page in a real browser and compare character counts before and after. Bing indexing is checked separately.
Start an evaluation →| Page | Raw HTML | Rendered |
|---|---|---|
| gammaslide.com/ | 314 chars | 18,630 chars |
| gammaslide.com/ja/ | 200 chars | 11,146 chars |
| gammaslide.com/zh-hans/ | 155 chars | 7,381 chars |
Who to reach out to
We read the articles AI answers cite, top-ranking pages, and directory sites, and find submission forms, contact pages, and author contacts. Getting mentioned on these pages helps with Google, Bing, and AI assistants alike.
Start an evaluation →| Article | Why | How to reach |
|---|---|---|
| creati.ai | Cited by AI 3 times · lists 20 products, not you | Form Contact page Email |
| slidesai.io | Cited by AI 3 times · lists 15 products, not you | |
| genai.works | Cited by AI 3 times · lists 3 products, not you | Form |
| ppt.ai | Cited by AI 2 times · lists 6 products, not you |
Are you in AI assistants' answers?
We ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude the questions your buyers would ask, several times each, and record who gets recommended, which pages get cited, and whether you're among them. AI answers differ every time, so we give counts and ranges, not a single score.
Start an evaluation →There's no single best tool. What matters most is whether the export is a real, editable .pptx, because that's where tools differ most.
What I'd try, in order:
1. Microsoft Copilot in PowerPoint: It builds the deck inside PowerPoint, so the slides are native and fully editable. It's the safest choice if y…
2. SlidesAI: It works inside Google Slides, and you can download the result as .pptx. Reviews describe its export and compatibility favorably.
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Connect GA4, see traffic by source
Once you authorize GA4, organic traffic is split into Google, Bing, and AI assistants. After you do the actions in your plan, look at GA4 again a few weeks later and you'll see which sources changed. You can revoke access at any time.
Start an evaluation →We don't sell backlinks,
we tell you who to reach out to
Bought links risk search engine penalties, and they don't mean anyone actually endorses your product. We find the places worth approaching and hand you the drafts; you reach out yourself.
Find the entry points
Whether the articles AI cites, ranking pages, and directory sites have a form, a contact page, or author contact details.
We draft, you send
Emails, form entries, and community posts come as drafts only. You send them from your own accounts, so the other side sees a real person.
| Platform | Status |
|---|---|
| Product Hunt | To submit |
| Uneed | To submit |
| SaaSHub | To submit |
Track progress, check GA4 a few weeks later
Submitted, replied, listed: one table keeps track. A few weeks later, read GA4 again to see whether organic traffic changed.
One listing kit, fitted to 5 launch platforms
Each platform wants a different title length, description length, and screenshot size. The action plan writes them per platform; you copy, paste, and submit yourself.
Plus these details
Every small part of the report follows the same rule: “be honest, be specific, and leave you able to act on it yourself.”
Fix our understanding before you pay
We write down what we understand your product to be and its most important markets. You confirm or correct them before you pay.
Home page won't open? We stop before payment
We read your site before you pay. If the home page won't open, it stops there, so you never pay for a site we can't open.
Google and Bing, checked separately
Indexing, sitemaps, and webmaster tools are checked for each engine on its own.
Dated evidence
Every piece of evidence shows the date it was fetched; open it to see the raw record.
Opportunity cards
What you can do now and what needs content first, each with a one-line next step.
Counts and ranges
AI answers differ every time, so we report counts and a 95% interval, not a single score.
Analytics setup
How to connect GA4, Search Console, and Bing Webmaster Tools, which events to track, and which numbers to watch.
Three languages
The interface and the report itself are written in your language: English, Simplified Chinese or Traditional Chinese.
Site checkup
Whether crawlers can get in, whether your trust pages are complete, whether structured data is correct, sorted into red, yellow, and green.
Drafts are written, edit a line or two and send
Below is the actual action plan from GammaSlide's Pro report (2026-10-26). Click the items on the left to switch between them.
Turn Text or a PDF into PowerPoint Slides with AI: Edit the Outline, Export PPTX
Paste your text or upload a PDF, Word file or spreadsheet, and Gamma AI Slide writes an outline first. You edit the outline, confirm it, and then the slides are generated one by one. You can export the result as an editable PPTX or as a PDF. You pay with one-time credit packs: no subscription, no auto-renewal, and credits never expire.
- Two ways to start: type or paste text, or upload PDF, DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, images and more (up to 25 MB each, 24 files and 64 MB in total)
- Step by step: add your material → edit the outline → confirm → slides are generated one by one
- Choose how much text goes on each slide: about 50, 100, 150 or 210 words
- Example: a research PDF turned into a 10-slide deck, shown before and after
- Already have a deck? Upload the PPTX and it is changed in place. Slides you don't mention stay as they are, and no template is applied
- Pricing: one-time credit packs, quick or deep generation priced separately, and credits for slides that fail to generate go back to your balance
Suggestion for your best AI presentation makers post: a pay-as-you-go option
Hi, I read your "best ai presentation makers" post. I build Gamma AI Slide and wanted to suggest it for a future update, for readers who would rather not subscribe. Here is how it differs from the tools you list: 1. One-time credit packs, no subscription. Nothing auto-renews, credits never expire, and slides that fail to generate are refunded to the balance. 2. You edit the outline before anything is generated. After you confirm it, the slides are built one by one. 3. The result exports as an editable PPTX or a PDF. You can also upload an existing PPTX and change it in place, without a template being applied. You can try it here: https://gammaslide.com/ Thanks for considering it. [Your name] [your email]
Ordered by dependency, each step with its definition of done
1. First: make pages readable to crawlers
Why now: Every new page and every outreach effort depends on search engines reading the body text, and event tracking needs to be in place before traffic arrives
Done when: the output of curl -s https://gammaslide.com/ shows “PDF, DOCX, XLSX, PPTX” and the pricing text, and the GA4 Realtime report shows these five events
2. Next: add trust pages
Why now: The people you reach out to and Japanese users look at contact details and tokushoho information first, so the outreach in step 4 waits until this step is done
Done when: mochistamp no longer appears anywhere in the site's source code, all three footer links open, and the Rich Results Test detects the sameAs on Organization
3. Build new pages
Why now: Depends on the server-side rendering from step 1; the submissions and emails in step 4 need to link to these pages
Done when: Search Console URL Inspection shows each new page as “Page is indexed”, and the crawled HTML contains the body text
4. Last: submissions and outreach
Why now: Needs the trust pages from step 2 and the pages that went live in step 3, so the links have something to show
Done when: all three forms show a submission-success message, all three emails have been sent from support@gammaslide.com, and the send date and recipient address are logged in a spreadsheet
Track these 5 events
outline_generated outline_confirmed slides_generated file_exported purchase
Search Console
- In Search Console, add a “Domain” property for gammaslide.com and verify it by adding a TXT record to your DNS as prompted
- Under “Sitemaps”, submit https://gammaslide.com/sitemap.xml and check that the status is “Success” and every new page is in it
- Once new pages are live, use “URL Inspection” to request indexing for each one, and check under “View crawled page” that the HTML contains the body text
Skip for now
- Bounce rate and average engagement time: with little traffic, a few visitors can swing the numbers a lot, so no pattern shows
- Daily ranking of a single keyword: rankings naturally jump around right after indexing, so it only tells you they are still fluctuating
- Demographics and interests reports: the sample is too small, and GA4 hides the data or gives unreliable estimates
Want to see a full report? See the GammaSlide case study
Organic traffic, not just from Google
The three channels play by different rules, so the evaluation checks each one separately.
The main source for most sites.
- Whether you have pages for the queries people search
- Whether your pages can be read, and how many are indexed
- Whether top-ranking articles mention you
Bing
Many sites have never submitted a sitemap in Bing Webmaster Tools.
- Whether Bing can crawl you, and how much is indexed
- Whether you've submitted your site in Webmaster Tools
- Where its indexing differs from Google's
AI assistants
ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude cite web pages in their answers, and people click through.
- Whether answers mention you, and who they recommend
- Which pages they cite, and which accept submissions
- Measured across many runs
Only 8% of pages cited by ChatGPT rank in Google's top 10 (Ahrefs, 2025-08). Ask the same question twice and there's less than a 1% chance of getting the exact same list of recommendations (SparkToro, 2026-01). See traffic sources →
$1 shows where you're stuck, $19 gets you the how-to
Two tiers, both one-time payments. No subscription, no auto-renewal. After Basic, upgrade to Pro by paying the $18 difference.
Includes:
- Everything in Basic, evaluated on the full sample
- How-to steps for each action, and how to verify it
- Outlines for missing pages, mapped to search queries
- Submission and outreach drafts
- ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude answers: full text and cited URLs
- Listing kits for 5 platforms
- Analytics setup: GA4, Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools
- An order of work by dependency, up to 5 steps
- Auto-fill the submission forms on each platform: coming soon
Before you start: common questions
Is it only about Google?
No. Visits from search engines like Google and Bing and from AI assistants like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude all count as organic traffic. The evaluation looks at the three channels separately: where people look, what they search for, and what you're missing.
Why do I need to sign in with Google first?
Only you can see your report; signing in is how we recognize you. We only get your email and name, and never touch your other Google data.
Do I need to authorize my Search Console or GA4?
Not for the evaluation; it reads only public pages. If you want the traffic chart split by source, you can authorize GA4 separately and revoke it any time.
What's the difference between Basic and Pro?
Basic ($1) is usually ready in 2–3 minutes: the conclusion and key points, titles and reasoning for 5 actions, site checkup, opportunity cards, and all the evidence. Pro ($19) evaluates on the full sample and is ready in about 2 hours; on top of that it gives you the how-to steps, drafts, listing kits, and the order of work. After Basic, you can upgrade to Pro by paying the $18 difference.
Will you submit to platforms, post, or send emails for me?
Not now. You get the materials and drafts, and you submit and send them from your own accounts. Form prefill is coming soon: it fills in submission forms in your own browser, you check them, and you click submit yourself.
Do you sell links? Do you promise rankings?
Neither. Bought links risk penalties from search engines. We only tell you who to contact and give you drafts; you reach out yourself. We also don't promise rankings or traffic numbers, only the deliverables.
How is this different from $99/month auto-posting tools?
They write and publish articles for you and charge monthly. We tell you where you're stuck and who to contact, and give you drafts: $19 once for Pro.
See which channel
is holding your traffic back
From $1. Reads public pages only.