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Daily Sector Brief
Every working morning, one screen of what changed in your sector and market overnight.
Free tools
Find out where you stand,
before you brief anyone.
Nine tools, pointed at your own site or brand, in any of the nine markets this network covers. Every result is read by a person at the agency that works that market, and their name is on it.
The nine free tools
A reader
A crawler
Website Technical Audit
Speed, indexation, structured data — and what an AI crawler actually sees.
You
AI Visibility Check
What the answer engines say when a buyer asks for your category, in your market.
Press Release Pickup Check
Send a release you already published. We show you where it landed, and where it did not.
Share of Voice Snapshot
Thirty days of one market's press, counted for you and three named rivals.
Media Landscape Map
The outlets, programmes and journalists that carry weight in one market.
KOL & Creator Shortlist
The creators who move your category in one market, and which of them your rivals already book.
Launch Readiness Check
What a brand entering one of these nine markets gets wrong before it starts.
Local-Language Gap Check
What is being written about you in a market's own language, and how much of it your English-only monitoring never sees.
How a free tool works here
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Tell us what to point it at
A brand or a URL, the market you care about and an address to send it to. Four fields, and none of them is anything you have to go and look up.
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A member in that market runs it
Not a queue in another timezone. The agency that works the market you named, using the same monitoring they use for their own clients.
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You get the result and the person who made it
The finding, their working, and what they would do about it. Reply to the mail and you are talking to the analyst, not to a form.
Questions people ask first
Are these tools really free?
Yes. There is no card, no trial and no sales sequence. Each tool is capped at one brand, one market and one run, and the cap is what makes it free to give away.
Who actually runs them?
The member agency that works the market you name. Eleven independent agencies cover nine Asia-Pacific countries between them, and the result reaches you with the name of the person who read it.
How long does a result take?
Two working days for the Website Technical Audit. The Daily Sector Brief starts the next working morning. The other seven are still in build, and asking for one joins a list rather than starting a job.
What happens to what I send you?
We run the tool, send the result, and keep your address on the list for that tool only. Nothing is passed to another member agency and nothing is sold. Every message carries an unsubscribe link.
Does asking for a tool commit me to a brief?
No. The request arrives on the same form a brief does, because that is where the network routes from — but a request naming one tool is read as a request for that tool. It puts you under no obligation and starts no sequence.
Point one at your own brand.
Name the tool and the market in a brief. The agency that works it takes it from there, and you get their name back before anything runs.
You will get a confirmation within a working day, naming the person running it. The seven still in build take the same route — a request joins the list and starts no sequence.