A French company, writing to American agencies. Here is why.

The US market went through the AI Overviews shift a year before France. When we measured it in June 2026, nearly nine out of ten informational queries in the US already showed an AI answer, against none in France. By August, France had caught up in sixty days. We watched the flip happen on the same 200 queries, which is a rare thing to see from the inside.

American agencies do not need to be convinced that AI search exists. They need a way to serve it for a whole roster without hiring a writing team. That is the product we already run for agencies in France, and it does not care which language the client speaks.

We are writing to agencies rather than to individual businesses because an agency brings a roster. One conversation can put ten clients on a steady content line, where a single business owner brings one, after a long cycle. It is also where the white label and the per-blog fee make sense.

Everything happens by email and on short video calls. We answer in English from Toulouse, during European business hours, so a question sent in your morning gets an answer by your early afternoon. There is no sales team: you talk to the people who build the product and run it.

We are a small company and we say so. Two co-founders, a platform in production, a handful of agencies. If you need a vendor with a US entity, a 24-hour support desk, or a contractual SLA, we are not that vendor yet, and we would rather tell you now.

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