Mayaby MyTech UpgradeAI finds your page and sends someone to your site. Then what?
Getting recommended by ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Google's AI Overview only gets a visitor to your door. Maya covers both halves: it makes your site legible to AI engines (generating your llms.txt and structured data), and it answers the visitors AI sends — by voice, in their language, 24/7 — then captures and books them.
Last updated 2026-07-16
The problem AI search created
When someone asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, or Google's AI Overview a question, the engine often names a business and links its site. The visitor clicks and lands — and on most sites, nothing happens. The page just sits there, the way websites have since 2010. The hardest-won visitor of the AI era arrives and no one speaks to them.
Half 1 — make your site legible to AI engines
Maya generates two things for your site that AI answer engines read directly: an llms.txt file (a plain-text summary of what your business is, its services, and pricing, kept in sync) and JSON-LD structured data (Organization, LocalBusiness, Service, FAQPage, and BreadcrumbList schema). These are the signals engines use to understand and cite a business. Maya writes and maintains them from your crawled site — you don't hand-edit markup. (Honest scope: Maya generates the llms.txt and the structured data; it is not a general sitemap or robots.txt builder.)
Half 2 — answer the visitor the moment they land
This is the half almost nobody covers. When the AI-referred visitor arrives, Maya is on the page as a live voice-and-text agent: it greets them in their own language before they touch anything, answers from your actual site content, moves through the pages for them hands-free, captures them as a lead, and books the appointment — 24/7. A 'get found' tool is a signpost that points people to your building; Maya is the person waiting inside who actually helps them when they walk in. Being found gets them to the door; Maya is what answers when they knock.
Why 'get found' tools stop halfway
Most AI-visibility advice ends at schema and content — it optimizes to be recommended, then leaves the visitor on a silent page. That's like paying to run an ad and letting the phone ring out. Maya covers both sides in one product: the discoverability files that bring the AI-referred visitor, and the on-site agent that converts them. The two reinforce each other — the files bring qualified AI traffic; the agent stops it leaking.
The honest limit — what Maya does and doesn't do here
Maya generates and maintains the llms.txt summary and the JSON-LD structured data from your crawled site, and it answers the visitors AI sends. It is not a general SEO suite: it doesn't build your sitemap or robots.txt, submit you to search consoles, or guarantee a citation — no tool honestly can, because the engines decide. What Maya guarantees is that when an engine does send someone, they meet a live agent instead of a silent page.
What it costs and how it installs
Maya is priced by plan, with a free trial. Installation is one script tag (or a guided one-click install on Shopify, WooCommerce, WordPress, Wix, GoHighLevel, Squarespace, and BigCommerce), live in about ten minutes. Maya reads your site itself to build both the discoverability files and its own answers — the owner reviews what she learned, not a manual setup.
Being found isn't the same as being answered. See what happens when AI drops a visitor and no one's there, what Maya does on your site, or talk to Maya live on our homepage.