Map the market
Helm checks the agreed buying searches across Google and AI search, then compares relevant competitors, public Meta and Google ads, and customer reviews.
See where competitors win and what to fix first.
Helm's AI agents compare your store with competitors across buying searches, public ads, customer reviews, and priority pages, then prepare one move to win sales back.
How the cycle works.
Find what deserves attention
Helm reads up to two priority pages for visibility and conversion gaps, then identifies the opportunities that matter most.
Prioritize, prepare, and recheck
Helm ranks the top three moves and prepares one action. When the approved change is live, Helm reruns the same searches and records the result.
Start with one cycle.
One market view, three priorities, and one prepared action.
Included: Up to five competitors and ten agreed buying searches; public ad and customer-review evidence; a UX read of up to two priority pages; three prioritized moves; and one prepared action.
You approve every material change before it runs.
Questions.
Is this an SEO audit or retainer?
No. It is a fixed visibility and conversion cycle. Search is one signal alongside competitors, public ads, customer reviews, and priority-page experience.
What does the cycle cover?
One market and language, up to five competitors, ten agreed buying searches, public ad and review evidence, and up to two priority pages.
What do I receive?
A market baseline, the top three priorities, and one prepared action such as page structure, FAQ copy, schema notes, internal links, an ad angle, or focused copy.
Do you need account access?
No. Helm starts from public search, competitor, ad, review, and storefront evidence.
What happens after approval?
When the approved change is live, Helm reruns the same searches and records the result. Without a live change, the baseline, priorities, and prepared action still stand.
Do you guarantee results?
No. Helm records the evidence and the result. It does not guarantee rankings, citations, traffic, conversion, or revenue.