Ask and connections

Ask a plain question about your own figures.

Ask answers from your tracked results, with a link to each figure. You can also ask from Claude or ChatGPT.

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A sample chat. Asked which prompts were lost this month, Suggestible names two prompts and the rival named first in both, with each prompt linked to its results.

Every answer points back to the figure.

Ask reads the same results as your pages, so the figures always match.

  1. Answers come from your own results.

    If a figure isn't there yet, it says so.

  2. Each figure links to where it came from.

    The link opens the page that holds it.

  3. Your questions stay private.

    Only you see them, and they're kept for 90 days.

Connections

Use your figures inside Claude and ChatGPT.

Connect through MCP, the open standard for linking assistants to tools, and ask in the chat you already use.

  • Sign in from Claude or ChatGPT. There's no key to copy.
  • Other assistants connect with a key. You make it in Settings.
  • It reads and never changes anything. Prompts, settings and billing stay as they are.

MCP access comes with Scale, Enterprise and every agency plan. See pricing

A sample chat in another assistant. Asked about Gemini this month, it answers from Suggestible: named in 7 of 10 answers, up from 5, in 2nd place.

For agencies. Ask about any client by name, and each client login can ask about its own results.

Suggestible for agencies

Questions about Ask and connections.

What can I ask?

Anything in your results, such as which prompts you lost or who AI named instead.

Does Ask search the web?

No. It answers from your own results, and says so when a figure isn't there yet.

Can Ask or a connection change my prompts?

No. Both only read your results, and never change prompts, settings or billing.

Which assistants can I connect?

Claude and ChatGPT connect with a sign-in. Other MCP assistants use a key from Settings.

Start tracking, then ask what changed.

Ask can read your first answers the moment they arrive.