Liftlio is an AI-powered visibility engine designed specifically for SaaS founders. It automates the work of a $150K/year growth marketer by joining conversations where your buyers and their AI assistants already read, such as Reddit, Quora, Medium, LinkedIn, and more. The AI studies your product, publishes long-form content on your owned blog channel (Submtit), and distributes that content across these platforms. It then finds live conversations where your product is the honest answer and adds helpful mentionsโalways useful, never spam. Every placement is logged with a public link, allowing you to audit everything. This approach ensures that your visibility compounds over time, as search engines and LLMs learn to cite your product, unlike paid ads that reset each month.
Key features include a persistent memory engine (Second Brain) that keeps a long-term record of your market, including what worked, who answered, and which conversations convert. This memory compounds, making the AI more effective over time. Liftlio works inside seven key places where buyers form opinions, plus your owned blog channel. If you're not part of these conversations, you're invisible to both people and AI.
Benefits include automated growth at a fraction of the cost of a human marketer, with pricing starting at $49/month. The Starter plan offers approximately $1.49 per tracked placement, while the Growth and Scale plans provide more volume. There are no contracts, and you can cancel anytime. Use cases include SaaS companies looking to build organic visibility, drive traffic, and improve AI citation without manual effort. Technical details include integration with major platforms, a dashboard for tracking placements, and a memory system that learns and adapts.
Liftlio solves the problem of self-promotion getting downvoted, paid clicks not compounding, and the high cost of hiring growth marketers. It ensures you are part of the conversations where customers decide what to buy, 24/7.
SaaS founders, growth marketers, startup CEOs, product marketers, content strategists, indie hackers