People search for your film.
They find IMDb.
Put your site through the six agents that took Blood Star from 60 to 3,044 search visits a month. It takes about a minute, and the five fixes are yours to keep.
- organic search visits a month, Blood Star
- 60 → 3,044
- Google Analytics, May vs Sep 2026
- visitors a month from ChatGPT and Gemini, Beast Films
- 43 → 223
- Google Analytics, May vs Sep 2026
- for Beast Films' two biggest search terms
- #1
- Google Search Console
Search your own film.
Type its title. This is what a title search usually looks like for an independent film: the database, the streamer and the review sites answer first, and the film's own site sits on page two. Then see what changes when your site answers the questions people search for.
An illustration of a typical result, not a live search.
imdb.com
Midnight Harbour - IMDb
primevideo.com
Watch Midnight Harbour | Prime Video
letterboxd.com
Midnight Harbour reviews and where to watch
wikipedia.org
Midnight Harbour (film) - Wikipedia
reddit.com
Anyone seen Midnight Harbour? : r/movies
Page 2
midnightharbourmovie.com
Midnight Harbour: official site, cast, trailer and where to watch
What the agents keep finding on studio sites
Your title search belongs to someone else
People type the film's name plus 'cast', 'trailer' or 'where to watch'. If your site doesn't answer those in words, IMDb and the streamers take the click.
Big genre searches, one page away
One studio we audited ranks 16th for 'survival horror film', about 49,500 searches a month, on a page it already has. Page two gets almost no clicks. Page one gets them all.
ChatGPT has never heard of you
AI answers name studios whose sites state their credits plainly and are linked from press. A showreel and a contact form give them nothing to quote.
Your best work ranks for nothing
A page that is only video tells Google nothing. No transcript, no credits in text, no video markup, so the reel you're proudest of never shows up.
The premiere spike passes you by
Searches jump at a festival premiere or a streaming release, then fade. Sites that update after the spike miss most of it.
Two film businesses. Real numbers, misses included.
Both case studies show the dates, the Google Analytics numbers and what didn't work.
Blood Star, independent feature film
An indie thriller streaming free on Tubi and Prime Video went from 60 to 3,044 monthly organic search visits and now gets hundreds of visitors from ChatGPT.
Read the case study
Beast Films, video production and branded content
A Cannes Lions-winning London production company reached #1 for its two biggest search terms and now gets 5x more visitors from ChatGPT and Gemini.
Read the case study
Where most teams start
A fixed scope and price in writing before anything starts. Built in your accounts, and a person approves anything that reaches a customer.
SalesClawd on your site
Weekly SEO and AI-visibility agents work through your site. Every change waits for your yes. This is what ran Blood Star and Beast Films.
From $499/mo
A treatment and pitch-draft agent
Drop in a client brief, get a first-draft treatment, references and shot list in your house style. Your producer edits instead of starting from nothing.
From $4,000
Festival and press tracking
Deadlines, press mentions and reviews tracked in one place, with the follow-ups drafted for a person to send.
From $1,500 per workflow
Audit first. Talk if it's useful.
1
Run the audit
Rankings, rivals and AI visibility for your site, then the five fixes. Yours to keep, even if we never talk.
2
Thirty minutes with Axit
We open your audit together and pick the one change worth doing first. You talk to the person who'd build it.
3
A fixed scope, then the build
Scope and price in writing. The work happens in your accounts, and every risky step waits for your yes.
Questions people ask first
Do you work with a single film, or only studios?
Both. Blood Star is a single indie feature. Beast Films is a production company with a portfolio. A film needs its title and genre searches; a studio needs its credits and services found.
Will you change our site without asking?
Never. Every change the agents propose waits in an approval queue until someone on your side says yes.
How soon would we see results?
The Blood Star numbers above are from our first three months. Search builds slower than ads, and it keeps working after you stop paying.
What does it cost?
SalesClawd starts at $499/mo. One-off builds like the pitch-draft agent start at $4,000. You get a fixed price in writing before anything starts.
What happens on the call?
No pitch deck. We open your audit together and pick the one change worth doing first. You leave with that, whether or not you hire us.
Is the audit really free?
Yes. No login and no access to your accounts. It reads your public site and live search data, and the five fixes are yours to keep.
Your film is findable. Let's check.
Free, about a minute, no login. The five fixes are yours to keep whether or not we ever talk.