Grow Organic Traffic in Search and AI Answers, Run by Agents You Direct
Slate reads your data around the clock and tells you what's costing you traffic — with the evidence behind it. Then it does the work: content, optimization, technical fixes, off-site mentions.
Built by TripleDart. Running in production across 100+ tech companies every day.
Running organic growth for 100+ tech brands
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Organic growth isn't one job.
Slate runs all of them.
Slate runs all of them.
Search
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AI visibility
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Content & SEO
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On-page and technical
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Off-site
worth being in
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An intelligence layer that never stops reading. An execution layer you control.
Part 1
It finds the work
Slate tells you what to do, and shows you why.
What makes it act
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Part 2
You decide how it gets done
Full handover, or hand on the wheel. Set it per task.
Hand a job over completely and Slate researches, writes, optimizes, publishes, and comes back later to refresh it. Or keep control — Slate does the work and waits for you to approve.
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Part 3
Cowork
Full handover, or hand on the wheel. Set it per task.
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Everything the work
needs, in one place
needs,
Know how AI answers describe you
Share of voice, citations, sentiment, and competitor visibility across every major AI platform.
Tracks ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews
Mention rate, average position, sentiment, and citation sources on one dashboard
Surfaces the queries you should appear on but don't
Maps the third-party domains AI cites instead of you
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Score every page on whether it can get cited
Slate grades each URL across AI platforms, GSC, and GA4, so you know what to fix first.
Page-level scoring across multiple AI signals
Pages losing citations, traffic, or rank flagged automatically
Refresh priorities ranked by revenue impact
Sub-scores for citation depth, freshness, schema, and entity coverage
Wake up to a prioritized list, not a dashboard
Slate reviews rankings, traffic, citations, competitors, and content health overnight and queues the moves that matter.
New content opportunities from untapped prompts and competitor gaps
New content opportunities from untapped prompts and competitor gaps
Engagement actions for conversations and roundups worth joining
One click to sheet it, assign it, or hand it to Cowork
Turn repeat work into one-click playbooks
Save any process once and run it in a line, for you, or foranyone on the team.
Encode your editorial and SEO standards so every run follows them
Versioned, so a playbook that works stays working
Review gates wherever you want them
Full run history — what ran, what changed, what shipped
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Build the growth engine you'd build if you had the engineers
Drag and drop research, writing, optimization, and publishing into a system that runs itself on a schedule.
Pull live keyword data from Ahrefs and Semrush as a block
Generate drafts scored against citation criteria before they ship
Push finished pages to Webflow or WordPress in one step
Cowork builds, edits, and debugs workflows in conversation
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Operate on a thousand URLs the way you'd operate on one
Run any Slate process across your whole content libraryfrom a single view.
Import top URLs, competitor gaps, or programmatic targets
Run row by row or in bulk, in one click
Add human review gates wherever your team needs them
Actions feed straight in — flagged pages arrive ready to run
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Bake your brand into everything before it's written
Load your voice, rules, and product context once.
Every output holds the line.
Voice rules, banned terms, and positioning in one knowledge base
Personas and product context injected into every workflow
Competitor profiles stored and referenced automatically
Every claim fact-checked against your knowledge base before it ships
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Plug into the stack you already run
Slate doesn't replace your tools. It connects them
and acts on them.
Native to Semrush, Ahrefs, GSC, GA4, Webflow, WordPress, HubSpot, and Slack
Live keyword and SERP data piped into every workflow
Conversion data tied directly to visibility scores
Published straight to your CMS
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Created by marketers, for marketers
Built for the people who own the numbers
For SEO teams
Every job on your list, in one place
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For content teams
Ship more without the quality falling off
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For agencies
Run every client from one workspace
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For growth leaders
Organic as a channel you can report on
Some Slate
success stories
Client
Headline Metric
Meegle
14x
Blog traffic at Meegle
134%
AI citation growth
Glean
275%
Organic traffic growth at Glean
Signeasy
800/mo
LLM sessions at Signeasy, in four months
I was thinking about how we needed to get ahead of AI Search, and Slate directly addressed it. It gives us a bird's-eye view of our AI visibility—where we're being mentioned, cited, and missing entirely. It provides an excellent baseline to understand our current position. How we prioritize content and outreach has changed. Instead of guessing, we're making decisions based on real data—what to refresh, what to create, where to pursue third-party mentions.
Viral Patel
Head of Marketing at Helpshift
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helpShift
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Stop operating tools. Start directing one
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FAQs
Slate is an agentic platform for organic growth. It reads your search, AI, content, and CRM data continuously, tells you what's worth doing and why, and then does the work — content, optimization, technical fixes, off-site outreach. You decide how much of it runs without your approval.
Two things. First, Slate finds the work itself: it monitors your data against your competitors and your own history and surfaces what needs attention, with the evidence. Second, it executes: research, drafting, optimization, publishing, refreshing. You set the autonomy per task — full handover, or approval required before anything ships.
Both, and more than either. Traditional search and AI answers are measured in the same system, on the same pages, against the same competitors. Content execution, technical fixes, and off-site work sit in the same platform. Most teams run three or four tools to cover this.
Monitoring tools tell you what's wrong. Slate identifies what's wrong, decides what's worth fixing first, and runs the work that fixes it. One system instead of a stack plus a coordination layer.
Those give you a canvas and make you the builder, the data source, and the maintainer. Slate arrives already connected to your search, AI, and analytics data, already knowing your brand, and already knowing what needs doing. You're directing, not plumbing.
No. It integrates with Semrush, Ahrefs, Google Search Console, and GA4 and acts on their data.
Marketing teams that own organic growth and don't have the headcount to run it properly — typically B2B tech companies with a real content footprint. Agencies running the same programs across multiple clients.
Slate is a product built by TripleDart. TripleDart is a B2B SaaS growth agency that has run organic growth programs for [X] companies. Slate started as the internal system we used to run that client book, and every workflow in it exists because our own marketers needed it.
No. Slate is a standalone platform and most teams run it themselves. Some start with TripleDart on an engagement to get the program built, then self-serve on Slate afterward. Either path works.
Early signals usually appear within four to six weeks of consistent work. Meaningful movement on competitive queries typically takes 60 days or more. Compounding tends to show from month four.