HAYCIONKnow first. Be found first.
A consultant doesn't get paid for the research. They get paid for walking into the room already knowing the client's market cold, and for what happens after the deck is delivered. Haycion turns one company URL into a full competitive-intelligence workspace, then keeps working long after the meeting ends.
The pitch is won or lost before the first meeting, by whoever already knows the client's market, competitors and blind spots cold.
Manual competitive research takes days: pulling a site apart by hand, mapping competitors from memory, guessing at market size, hoping the SWOT survives the client's first hard question. Haycion compresses that into hours, and then keeps it running long after the deck is delivered. Point it at a single company URL and it builds a full intelligence workspace, one company, one workspace, always current, that becomes the foundation for the pitch, the engagement, and the retainer that follows.
One workspace, built to win and keep the client
From the first meeting to the retainer that follows, it does the parts of the job that used to take a team.
Builds the whole picture from one URL.
A company profile, ideal customer profiles ranked by priority, and market segments sized by total addressable market, ready before the first call, not after a week of desk research.
Ranks every competitor and shows its work.
Every competitor found and scored on a strength matrix, broken into a SWOT and a persona-ready battlecard, with every score inspectable and overridable rather than taken on faith.
Finds the opening nobody has priced yet.
An opportunity graph maps exactly where a competitor's weakness meets the client's strength and turns it into a playbook in one click, with a sandbox to model a pivot before anyone commits to it.
Deploys the client's agent, and reports back.
The same workspace stands up an agent that represents the client wherever buyers ask AI assistants for recommendations, and hands back a monthly report the consultant sends under their own name.
Under the hood, for the technically curious
A consulting business runs on trust in the numbers. Here's some of what actually backs them.
One workspace per client, cleanly walled off
Every client is its own isolated workspace with its own billing allotment, so a consultant running ten engagements at once never risks one client's data, credits or history touching another's.
The score comes first, the write-up comes second
A competitor's win or loss on a battlecard is computed in code from real scored data before an AI ever sees it. The model's only job is explaining a result that was already decided, not deciding it.
A real audit engine, not a guess
Discoverability is checked against around fifteen concrete, machine-verifiable signals, structured data, sitemaps, whether robots.txt even allows AI crawlers, not an AI's impression of the site.
Competitor visibility, without the extra bill
Checking how AI rates a client's rivals reuses research the workspace already ran for the client itself, instead of re-running an expensive probe for every competitor on the list.
A cache that knows what changed today
A cached answer is reused only if it predates the job asking for it, so a re-run after fresh information never quietly serves yesterday's analysis, and a rejected answer can never come back from cache.
Sign-in built like a real identity system
Consultants and clients authenticate through a full, standards-based login flow with the same safeguards used for secure third-party sign-in, not a shared password sitting in a spreadsheet.
Designed and built, end to end
We designed and built Haycion for its founders, from the first architecture decision to the platform consultants use today. That includes the research engine behind every workspace's profile, competitors and opportunities, the scoring that lets a consultant trust and override every number, and the agent experience, for consultants, their clients, and the AI assistants themselves, that turns one engagement into a monthly retainer.
See a full workspace built from a single URL, or watch a client's agent handle a buyer's question.
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