Hand a stranger their AI visibility, signed by you
Two lines on your own site turn a visitor into a lead who has already seen what AI assistants say about them, in a report wearing your logo, before anyone has agreed to pay for anything.
A form on your site, a lead with its report
The same artifact you sell, handed over before the first call.
From two lines to a qualified contact
Four steps, none of which you run by hand
Paste two lines on your site
A script tag and a div, wherever you want the form. It sizes itself to the space it lands in and only runs on the origins you allow.
A visitor asks for their report
They type their website and their email. Your headline, your button label, your consent line, your privacy policy underneath it.
The report runs on your credits
One to three minutes across the engines you picked. It arrives from your sending domain, wearing your logo, and opens on your domain.
The lead lands with the report attached
In Prospecting > Leads: the visibility score, how many prompts ranked, what the lead cost you read from your credit ledger, and one click into the report itself.
What you receive
Not a name and an email. A contact whose visibility you already measured, whose competitors you can already name, and whose report is already written.
And what the agent asked them
A lead who claims their report answers a few questions to set their brand up: their role, where they sell, who they sell to. Qualification you did not have to run.
Illustrative figures, real product behaviour.
Six things, and the switch stays off until they are green
A stranger is about to hand you their email on the strength of your name. The widget refuses to go live until your agency looks like an agency to them.
The checklist
Shown live in White label > Widget.
The app served on your domain
The report opens on your domain, not ours
Your sending domain verified
Otherwise the report email never arrives
Your agency name set
It signs the email and the report
A published privacy policy
The form collects an email address
Published terms
Shown next to the consent line
A support contact
Whoever replies has to be you, not us
Then the two lines
<script src="https://app.youragency.com/embed/widget.js"
data-key="wgt_..." data-target="rp-widget"></script>
<div id="rp-widget"></div>And what you set yourself
Every number here is yours to move, any time.
| Setting | Range |
|---|---|
| Prompts per report Standard: 5 | 3 to 20 |
| AI engines Standard: Standard four | Any mix on your plan |
| Leads per day Standard: 20 | 1 to 500 |
| Leads per month Standard: 200 | 1 to 5000 |
| Reuse window Standard: 30 days | 7 to 90 days |
| Allowed origins Standard: Yours only | Up to 20 sites |
| When the report runs Standard: Automatic | Now, on confirm, automatic |
| Alert thresholds Standard: 80% and 100% | Up to four |
| Who hears about a lead Standard: The owner | Anyone on your team |
A public form that spends money needs a floor
Whatever the checks decide, the contact is saved. The only thing that ever gets deferred is spending your credits.
A captcha that stays out of the way
It runs in the background and only shows itself when it is unsure.
Two checks a person never sees
A field only a script would fill in, and a minimum time spent on the form.
Duplicates get the report you already paid for
The same address or the same website inside your reuse window is served the existing one.
A spike pauses the widget and tells you why
Measured against your own baseline. Resume is one button.
Throwaway addresses confirm first
So do addresses that cannot receive mail. The contact is saved either way.
Caps you can see
Enforced as the lead is saved.
Past the cap
The contact is still captured and no report runs. A busy day costs you nothing and loses you nobody.
Illustrative figures.
The report is the pitch, and it turns into an account
Winning the deal changes nothing they have to redo.
The report email
Your logo · your sending domain
A read-only seat
On your domain · chat that read the report
Or straight into your own backend
Up to five signed endpoints per account, with retries, replay and secret rotation.
lead.created The form was sent and the lead is saved
lead.report_ready The report finished and the email went out
lead.claimed The lead opened an account on your domain
What the widget borrows and feeds
It only works because the rest of the white label is already yours.
Lead widget FAQs
What it costs, what stops abuse, and what a visitor sees.
What is the Rank Prompt lead widget?
Can a visitor spend my credits without limit?
What happens after the lead gets the report?
Can the leads reach my CRM automatically?
What does a lead cost me?
Does the visitor know Rank Prompt is behind it?
Do leads use up my client seats?
Which plan includes the lead widget?
Still have questions? Contact our team
Stop asking strangers for a call. Give them a report.
Paste two lines on your site and let the work you already sell do the introduction.