Turn AI Search and Procurement Agents
Into Qualified Sales Inquiries.
See Who's Sourcing What, Before They Ask

Nevisible is the AI-sourced pipeline platform for manufacturers and distributors. AI search and AI procurement agents are a new sales channel, and Nevisible runs it end to end: it makes your catalog, specs and certifications readable to AI so you get named on supplier shortlists, uncovers the companies AI sends you that never called, scores each one against your fit criteria, and emails the right rep with the evidence, through to close. It covers 8 AI engines plus procurement agents, needs no CRM, and is live in 48 hours. Core is $450/month for up to 150 qualified leads a month.

Nevisible adds one AI-readable layer on a subdomain of your website and connects what AI reads to the companies that show up afterward — so you see buyers who found you through AI and never called. It serves your catalog, specs and certifications on a subdomain (like ai.yourcompany.com) in a format AI tools read correctly, and logs each time they read it; your main site's pages and design stay as they are. It then shows each company that came from AI — what it looked at, whether it fits your criteria, whether it's new to you, and whether AI's role is Confirmed or Likely — and emails the right rep with the context. No CRM, live in 48 hours.

Buyers now find suppliers two ways — through AI search, or through procurement agents that source automatically. In AI search, a human asks ChatGPT, Gemini or Copilot who to call, gets a short list of named suppliers, and quietly researches the best few — usually without clicking a link or filling a form — so most have narrowed their choice before they ever reach out. With a procurement agent, the entire sourcing process runs automatically within the parameters the organization sets, with no human research and no human in the loop at all. Either way, if AI doesn't name your company, you can be left off the shortlist before the buyer ever knows you exist — which is the gap Nevisible closes.

Most do — and even buyers who don't start with AI often turn to it later in the buying journey. Around 73% of B2B buyers now use AI tools in purchase research, roughly half begin supplier research in an AI chatbot, and in our own interviews 96% of procurement managers (74 of 200, 2026) used AI to research vendors before, during or after talking to a rep. So even if a buyer starts somewhere else, they may use an AI search engine or a procurement agent to compare or verify you at any point. If yours truly don't, Nevisible's free check costs nothing and will show it — and if they do, once Nevisible is set up you'll see exactly which companies AI sent you.

A small "AI traffic" number doesn't mean few AI-sourced buyers — most simply never arrive labeled as AI. Google AI Mode sessions are 92–94% zero-click (Semrush), ChatGPT shows a link in only about 6.8% of US prompts (Similarweb), and in one sample 35.7% of recognized AI sessions arrived with no referrer at all (Clickport) — so these visits land under "Direct," or don't register, because the buyer never clicked a link. Nevisible finds the companies your analytics can't label, which is exactly the group that's invisible to you today.

No — Nevisible needs neither. Your team adds one DNS record, one robots.txt line, a script tag and a read-only log feed, about 10 minutes of work, and your main site isn't rebuilt or redesigned. There's no CRM to set up or learn. Your reps simply get an email with the company, what it looked at, and the next step — and it's live in 48 hours.

Every company comes with its evidence and an attribution state — Confirmed or Likely AI-influenced — so you can see exactly why it was flagged; Nevisible never guesses quietly. The simplest proof is your own records: on your first-week review, search your inbox and CRM for the companies on the list, and the ones you can't find are buyers you'd never have known about.

Nevisible covers all 8 major AI engines buyers use to find suppliers — ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, Meta AI, Google AI, Copilot and Grok — plus the procurement agents that source on a buyer's behalf. It serves your catalog, specs and certifications in a format all of them read correctly, and shows when each one reads your pages and how often it names you in its answers.