Ospry Suite

For businesses and the agencies that look after them

Understand what people search for, what visitors ask, and what to do next.

Ospry reads your website, shows the searches that already bring people to you, and lets Cue answer your visitors and note the questions it could not. Then Nib turns what it finds into fixes and page drafts, and reports show what changed.

Free to start, no card. Or check any website first, no sign-up, about a minute.

Cue, a round teal and grey helper robot with a headset, waving

How it fits together

Five steps, one picture.

  1. Understand what people search for

    Search Console shows the real searches that already bring people to your site, with positions, clicks and impressions.

  2. Understand what visitors ask

    Cue chats with people on your site and records the questions, including the ones your site could not answer.

  3. See what matters

    The audit reads every page and ranks what to fix, in plain English, with the reason.

  4. Decide what to do next

    Nib fills in what is missing and drafts pages from real visitor questions. You choose what goes live.

  5. Prove what changed

    Reports and a monthly update show what was done and what moved. Agencies share them under their own name.

Agencies: the same five steps, repeated for every client site.

Ospry overview, about 30 seconds. Shown with a demo account and sample data. Captions are available from the video controls.

Read the transcript

Analytics can tell you how many people visited.

But it doesn't always tell you what they came for.

Search shows you what people are looking for, and where the website may be missing the mark.

Cue shows you the questions visitors ask, then answers using what Ospry knows about the business.

Opportunities shows the evidence, so a person can decide what happens next.

And you've got a record of every change.

Search, visitor questions and clear next steps, all connected in Ospry.

Cue listening, one hand to its headset microphone

Live Cue

What are your visitors asking?

Cue is a chat on your website. It uses what it knows about your site and business to help answer visitor questions, speaks when someone is weighing up a quote or a service, offers a callback, and hands over to a person when asked.

  • When a visitor asks something your site does not answer, Cue notes it, so the gap can be filled.
  • Nothing about a visitor's behaviour is recorded until they agree. The chat works either way.

Meet Cue

Live Nib

What should you do next?

Nib is the practical one. It adds what is missing, such as business details Google can read, titles, descriptions and picture captions. It drafts new pages from the questions visitors actually asked.

  • The script only fills gaps. It skips anything your page already has.
  • Page drafts wait for you to place them. They are never published for you. Beta

Meet Nib

Nib looking closely at something, nib pen held at its side

Coming soon Nib, the fuller loop

  • Each change shown with its evidence, recorded, then checked afterwards.

Live Leads and pipeline

Keep track of who got in touch.

A built-in CRM holds your contacts, companies and leads, with tags and an owner for each, so nobody waiting on a reply gets lost. It comes with Solo and every plan above it.

Live Proof

Show what changed.

Branded reports, a monthly update with every earlier month kept, and a client page that opens on a phone. Plain English, from the same measurements the audit used.

For a single business

You don't need to become an SEO expert. Add your website, let Cue help your visitors, and work through a short list of useful things.

How it works for business owners

For agencies

Many clients in one workspace, a client page under your name, requests in one queue, and reports you can send.

How it works for agencies

What we have measured

One real site showed 3,015 words to a person and 15 to every AI assistant.

We checked UK trade websites to see how common that is, and published the basis and the date. Where something cannot be measured, Ospry says so instead of guessing.

Read the study

Free to start.

Cue on its own is £29 a month, and the full plans start at £49. Prices and what each plan includes are on the pricing page.

See plans Start free

Only need Cue? Start with Cue for £29 a month.

Questions people ask

What does it cost to try?

Ospry is free to start, with no card. You can also run the free website audit on any address with no sign-up.

Do I need to know SEO?

No. Findings are written as plain instructions, such as “put a phone number on the page”, with the reason.

Does Cue record my visitors?

Not until they agree. The chat itself works whether or not they do, and a visitor can withdraw.

Will Nib change my site by itself?

No. Nib's page drafts wait for you to place them. Its script only fills gaps, runs only the fixes switched on for your site, and skips anything your page already has. Nib's drafts are never published for you.

Which websites does it work with?

Any site that lets you add one line of code. WordPress gets deeper changes through a per-site login.

What does it not do yet?

See what's coming. Each item carries a label, so a feature is never presented as live before it is.

Can an agency put its own name on it?

Yes. Reports, the client page, the phone app and client emails carry the agency's name, logo and colour.

Where does my data go?

The privacy page says what is stored and who processes it.