Company

Client intelligence and AI agents, for the consultant in the room.

Haycion is a competitive intelligence and go-to-market workspace for consultants. It builds the client's baseline and gap analysis, benchmarks their competitors, sizes their market opportunities, turns findings into positioning recommendations and playbooks, produces client-ready reports, and makes sure AI assistants recommend them.

Mission

Consultants are paid for judgment, and judgment needs evidence. Haycion exists so that a consultant walks into every client meeting already knowing the client's business, their market, their competitors and what an AI assistant says about them, without spending a week on desk research first. You bring the judgment. Haycion does the gathering.

Who Haycion serves

Go-to-market consultants, fractional CMOs and CROs, strategy advisors and B2B agencies who run several clients at once. Each of them needs the same things for every client: a company baseline, a competitive benchmark, a view of the market opportunity, a set of positioning recommendations, and a deliverable the client can act on. Haycion produces all of them from public data, in one isolated workspace per client.

What it does

Gap and company analysis. From a URL or a written brief, the workspace builds a 360° company baseline: profile, products with feature importance, ideal customer profiles and personas with a priority score, value propositions with their gaps named, SWOT and case studies. Rebuild it later and it tells you what changed.

Competitive benchmarking. Competitors are found, then scored against the client on a weighted strength matrix: value-proposition categories with weights you set, a 1 to 10 score per category with a written justification, top strengths and top weaknesses, overlap on four dimensions, and battlecards per competitor and persona. Every score is visible and can be overridden.

Market opportunity analysis. Segments are sized with a market size, a growth rate, the method used and the sources cited, and each one shows the buyer questions asked in it, the competitors in it and the client's products that fit it. The Playbook's plays name where the client can win, quoting those numbers. A requirements brief runs a vendor comparison with weighted criteria, and a self-assessment scores the client against the competitors you choose.

Actionable positioning recommendations. The Playbook ranks plays to sell against rivals and to buy what closes a gap. Each play shows the evidence it was built from, every number traced to the workspace's own data, and one next step: start a comparison, open a battlecard, edit what the client sells, see the buyer questions, apply a visibility fix or research vendors. Value propositions are written per persona with benefits and proof points, and visibility fixes come with an effort estimate and a snippet to paste.

Reporting and deliverables. Client-ready reports from a report builder with 18 section types, draft and publish, export to PDF and Word, the public profile served as Markdown for AI assistants, a daily brief and an AI visibility report you run whenever you need it. Exportable deliverables, under your name.

AI visibility and generative engine optimization (GEO). A 16-signal discoverability audit scored 0 to 100, AI citation checks with the questions buyers actually ask, in ChatGPT, Claude and Google AI Overviews, a competitor visibility comparison, and ready-to-install fixes. Each client gets an AI agent that represents them to AI assistants, within guardrails you and the client agree.

Multi-client isolation and collaboration. One isolated workspace per client, with data segregation, its own access controls, role-based access with Administrator, User and Client roles, and a Client View that shows the client exactly what you switch on. Invite your team, invite the client, keep every client apart.

Data sources and integrations. A URL crawl, a written brief, document uploads in PDF, Word, PowerPoint and HTML, live web and news search, a read-only profile API and an MCP server for AI assistants. CRM connections are in early access.

How it works with client data

Public data only. Nothing from inside the client. The workspace reads the client's site, their competitors' sites and the open web, so the picture is free of internal bias and safe to share. Anything you upload stays in that client's workspace. Nothing about a client is published until you publish it, and publishing requires the client's domain to be claimed first. Every score and finding shows its reasoning, and you can override any of it. The security page lists the controls in full.

Contact

Write to hello@haycion.com. To see the product yourself, join the Advisor Network. It is free to start, no credit card.

Questions consultants ask

Who does Haycion serve?

Go-to-market consultants, fractional CMOs and CROs, strategy advisors and B2B agencies who run several clients at once. Each client gets a company baseline, a competitive benchmark, a market opportunity view, positioning recommendations and a client-ready deliverable, all from one isolated workspace.

What does Haycion do?

Haycion builds a client's company baseline and gap analysis, benchmarks their competitors on a weighted strength matrix, sizes their market opportunity, turns findings into positioning recommendations, produces client-ready reports, and runs an AI visibility audit that tracks whether AI assistants recommend them.

Does Haycion use my client’s private data?

By default the workspace is built from public sources only: the client's site, their competitors' sites and the open web, so the baseline is free of internal bias. Consultants can also upload documents (PDF, Word, PowerPoint or HTML) to sharpen what the workspace knows about a client's company, messaging or competitors. Uploads stay inside that client's own isolated workspace, and nothing about a client is published until you choose to publish it.

Can I use Haycion for more than one client?

Yes. Every client gets its own isolated workspace with its own access controls and data segregation, so nothing one client’s workspace learns reaches another. You can invite your team and the client into each workspace separately.

How much does Haycion cost?

It is free to start, no credit card required. You start with your own practice, so you see the product on a company you know before deciding on a paid plan.

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