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Semrush charges $139.95/month.
Ahrefs charges $129/month.
A guy named David built the self-running alternative that agents can run on autopilot for you.
It is called Conqueror.
Enter a competitor's website and it reveals the keywords bringing them traffic, the pages winning those searches, and the backlinks helping them rank.
Connect your own website and it tracks rankings, crawls technical problems, finds pages losing traffic, and shows whether ChatGPT or Google AI Overviews mention your brand.
Then connect Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, OpenClaw, or your own agent.
Your agent can pull the real numbers, compare opportunities, cluster keywords, write or refresh content, and publish the changes back to your website instead of guessing from a prompt.
It can research keywords, study the live SERP, find content gaps, rewrite titles and metadata, fix existing pages, publish new ones, and keep refreshing them as rankings change.
No, it does not magically reproduce every database and advanced feature Ahrefs or Semrush built over a decade.
But it breaks the most important rule of the old SEO market:
You no longer need to sit inside their dashboard and do the work yourself.
asked ChatGPT where to deploy. railway. every single time.
ALT ChatGPT recommending Railway for a Python backend
Railway, a 40-person company, 5x'd its revenue to ~$100M ARR in JUST 10 months, focusing on AI.
the founder's plan: "incept the AI models to recommend us more and more and more."
here's the genius AEO playbook behind it:
1. They made AI recommendations part of the GTM plan
- The whole go-to-market team is about 7 people
- Founder Jake Cooper says they work on getting AI to pick Railway on purpose
- When a developer asks AI where to deploy, they want Railway to be the answer
2. They built a page for every tool people want to host
- 7,922 one-click template pages. n8n, Supabase, Ghost, Strapi, thousands more
- Ask ChatGPT "how do I host n8n?" and Railway already has the page for it
- Each template has a file AI agents can read, so an agent can launch it without a human
3. They answered every "how do I deploy X" question before anyone asked
- 129 guides in their docs. Next.js, Django, FastAPI, Rails, Laravel and more
- 10 "Railway vs" pages. Vercel, Heroku, Render, Fly, Replit, Lovable and 4 more
- 21 "best X" lists they wrote themselves, like "best PostgreSQL hosting 2026"
4. They rewrote their docs for AI
- 1 file lists all 416 docs pages with a short summary each
- Every page has a plain text version
- Their robots.txt tells AI it can read and train on all of it
5. They made it stupid easy for agents to deploy
- 1 command sets up Claude Code, Codex or Cursor to deploy on Railway
- "ssh railway.new" gets you a free server in 1.4 seconds. No account, no card
- So AI doesn't just recommend Railway. It deploys there on the spot
6. Every new AI model now grows their signups
- Jake: "as the model releases get better the chart gets more sheer"
- They used to slow down every summer. This year they didn't
- People now run agents in the background all year, and that code has to live somewhere
the result:
- ~$100M ARR with 40 people
- 100,000 new signups a week
- 3 million users
- $100M Series B in January
Railway didn't win this by hiring a big marketing team
they made sure that when someone asks AI "where should I deploy this?", Railway is the answer
and that's the whole game now: AI picks the tools. if it doesn't pick you, you're not in the race.
if you want AI to recommend your product like it recommends Railway,
reply "recommend"
ALT ChatGPT answering 'What's the best place to deploy my Python backend?' with Railway as best overall
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THIS IS INSANE!!
HE JUST BUILT HIS OWN BEEHIIV IN ONE FUCKING DAY
IT'S SO OVER.....
We killed Beehiiv, Substack, Kit and Ghost 👋
I vibecoded my own newsletter platform:
- Campaign builder and editor
- Web archives
- Connects to any API
- Auto list cleanup, deliverability reports
It took a few prompts with Opus 5.5 in Shipper:
I left Beehiiv because they increased prices for the 3rd time in 2 years.
- My first yearly bill was $5,000.
- My future bill would have been $2,000.
Now i'll pay less than $400/yr.
Newsletter platforms charge per subscriber, when in fact the real cost is the number of emails sent. Subscribers will naturally become inactive, so you end up paying more for something that hurts your deliverability (sending to dormant subscribers = spam trap).
So I've set a cleanup cron job for my newsletter alternative. It marks inactive subs as dormant, sends one last re-engaging email, and stops emailing them. Money saved. Deliverability increased.
I also gain a priceless feature: Freedom. I can change the UI, add features, connect all my apps - anything is possible with just a prompt.
I'm replacing Resend next. I love it, but it's very expensive ($600/mo)
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so you're telling me claude can now...
- read an entire shopify store
- find the discount code bleeding money
- ask me before it touches anything
- do it every single morning
and it's free?!?
it's so over...
shopify store management has just been solved by claude
it runs inside claude code and it's completely free
every morning it sends you 3 moves, one line each
you reply "1 and 2"
it makes those 2 changes and touches nothing else
your store just got a morning meeting....
→ finds discount codes leaking margin to people who would have paid full price
→ finds customers who went quiet and drafts the win-back
→ spots best sellers about to run out
→ puts the number behind every move
→ changes nothing until you say yes
→ logs every yes so you can see what happened
example store: 1 code gave away $38,400, 1,840 customers went quiet after 1 order, 1 best seller had 6 days of stock left
we're giving the skill away for free
comment "yes" and it lands in your DMs
(follow first so the DM goes through)
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claude can now run your shopify store on 3 words a day
it runs inside claude code and it's completely free
every morning it sends you 3 moves, one line each
you reply "1 and 2"
it makes those 2 changes and touches nothing else
your store just got a morning meeting....
→ finds discount codes leaking margin to people who would have paid full price
→ finds customers who went quiet and drafts the win-back
→ spots best sellers about to run out
→ puts the number behind every move
→ changes nothing until you say yes
→ logs every yes so you can see what happened
example store: 1 code gave away $38,400, 1,840 customers went quiet after 1 order, 1 best seller had 6 days of stock left
we're giving the skill away for free
comment "yes" and it lands in your DMs
(follow first so the DM goes through)
Railway, a 40-person company, 5x'd its revenue to ~$100M ARR in JUST 10 months, focusing on AI.
the founder's plan: "incept the AI models to recommend us more and more and more."
here's the genius AEO playbook behind it:
1. They made AI recommendations part of the GTM plan
- The whole go-to-market team is about 7 people
- Founder Jake Cooper says they work on getting AI to pick Railway on purpose
- When a developer asks AI where to deploy, they want Railway to be the answer
2. They built a page for every tool people want to host
- 7,922 one-click template pages. n8n, Supabase, Ghost, Strapi, thousands more
- Ask ChatGPT "how do I host n8n?" and Railway already has the page for it
- Each template has a file AI agents can read, so an agent can launch it without a human
3. They answered every "how do I deploy X" question before anyone asked
- 129 guides in their docs. Next.js, Django, FastAPI, Rails, Laravel and more
- 10 "Railway vs" pages. Vercel, Heroku, Render, Fly, Replit, Lovable and 4 more
- 21 "best X" lists they wrote themselves, like "best PostgreSQL hosting 2026"
4. They rewrote their docs for AI
- 1 file lists all 416 docs pages with a short summary each
- Every page has a plain text version
- Their robots.txt tells AI it can read and train on all of it
5. They made it stupid easy for agents to deploy
- 1 command sets up Claude Code, Codex or Cursor to deploy on Railway
- "ssh railway.new" gets you a free server in 1.4 seconds. No account, no card
- So AI doesn't just recommend Railway. It deploys there on the spot
6. Every new AI model now grows their signups
- Jake: "as the model releases get better the chart gets more sheer"
- They used to slow down every summer. This year they didn't
- People now run agents in the background all year, and that code has to live somewhere
the result:
- ~$100M ARR with 40 people
- 100,000 new signups a week
- 3 million users
- $100M Series B in January
Railway didn't win this by hiring a big marketing team
they made sure that when someone asks AI "where should I deploy this?", Railway is the answer
and that's the whole game now: AI picks the tools. if it doesn't pick you, you're not in the race.
if you want AI to recommend your product like it recommends Railway,
reply "recommend"
ALT ChatGPT answering 'What's the best place to deploy my Python backend?' with Railway as best overall
Wow, he just killed Beehiiv and Substack.......
We killed Beehiiv, Substack, Kit and Ghost 👋
I vibecoded my own newsletter platform:
- Campaign builder and editor
- Web archives
- Connects to any API
- Auto list cleanup, deliverability reports
It took a few prompts with Opus 5.5 in Shipper:
I left Beehiiv because they increased prices for the 3rd time in 2 years.
- My first yearly bill was $5,000.
- My future bill would have been $2,000.
Now i'll pay less than $400/yr.
Newsletter platforms charge per subscriber, when in fact the real cost is the number of emails sent. Subscribers will naturally become inactive, so you end up paying more for something that hurts your deliverability (sending to dormant subscribers = spam trap).
So I've set a cleanup cron job for my newsletter alternative. It marks inactive subs as dormant, sends one last re-engaging email, and stops emailing them. Money saved. Deliverability increased.
I also gain a priceless feature: Freedom. I can change the UI, add features, connect all my apps - anything is possible with just a prompt.
I'm replacing Resend next. I love it, but it's very expensive ($600/mo)
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so you're telling me claude can now...
- read an entire shopify store
- find the discount code bleeding money
- ask me before it touches anything
- do it every single morning
and it's free?!?
it's so over...
claude can now make your shopify store more money on 3 words a day
it runs inside claude code and it's completely free
every morning it sends you 3 moves, one line each
you reply "1 and 2"
it makes those 2 changes and touches nothing else
your store just got a morning meeting....
→ finds discount codes leaking margin to people who would have paid full price
→ finds customers who went quiet and drafts the win-back
→ spots best sellers about to run out
→ puts the number behind every move
→ changes nothing until you say yes
→ logs every yes so you can see what happened
example store: 1 code gave away $38,400, 1,840 customers went quiet after 1 order, 1 best seller had 6 days of stock left
we're giving the skill away for free
comment "yes" and it lands in your DMs
(follow first so the DM goes through)
2
1
751
Our AI employee recovered $418 to $558 in unpaid orders this month.
We asked Viktor to pay for himself… ideally for the full year.
Our thinking was: if he could pay for his yearly bill in one month of work, then we're playing on house money 🎰
So we gave him abandoned checkouts and unpaid orders at LegitCheck, our authentication business, then had him work through the follow-ups (we approve what goes to customers).
Here’s how it’s all gone down so far
> He found 118 unpaid orders and declined payments
> He drafted 118 personal follow-ups
> We approved 104 of them
> 22 customers came back and paid
> He passed 11 customer questions to support
> Viktor posted the recovered revenue in Slack himself
> $418 to $558 recovered this month
> Support and ops started handing him parts of their jobs too
We expected another chatbot and almost pulled him early. Then he posted the money in Slack.
We use Claude every day. Viktor works when we’re offline.
Tell us what revenue job you’d give him first.
Hire @viktor_com for your team. $100 in credits included. Full link in first comment.
Paid Partnership
🤝 Paid partnership
I read this twice a week.
Title sounds like clickbait, but it's legitimately one of the best things you will ever read.
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this is quite literally insane
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Reply with your use case - we'll build it free for the first 1,000 people.
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so you're telling me fable 5.2 + opus 5.5 can now...
- read an entire shopify store
- find the discount code bleeding money
- ask me before it touches anything
- do it every single morning
and it's free?!?
it's so over...
fable 5.2 + opus 5.5 can now run your shopify store
it runs inside claude code and it's completely free
every morning it sends you 3 moves, one line each
you reply "1 and 2"
it makes those 2 changes and touches nothing else
your store just got a morning meeting....
→ finds discount codes leaking margin to people who would have paid full price
→ finds customers who went quiet and drafts the win-back
→ spots best sellers about to run out
→ puts the number behind every move
→ changes nothing until you say yes
→ logs every yes so you can see what happened
example store: 1 code gave away $38,400, 1,840 customers went quiet after 1 order, 1 best seller had 6 days of stock left
we're giving the skill away for free
comment "yes" and it lands in your DMs
(follow first so the DM goes through)
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