HarperFlow

About HarperFlow

HarperFlow runs a Webflow blog end to end for AI-search visibility: it discovers opportunities, researches and writes the article, styles it to match the site, and publishes into the Webflow CMS on a schedule, with eight to twelve cited sources in each piece. The Webflow-exclusive scope is the deliberate trade — rather than building shallow integrations with every CMS, it commits to one and handles styling and delivery properly. What makes the company unusual for this category is that it publishes its own primary research and lets you recompute it: a study of 117 AI answers across three engines, an agency index covering 1,464 measured agencies, and a downloadable dataset behind every figure. Two of its findings are the sort a vendor would normally bury — that Reddit's share of cited sources collapsed from 87% to 18% within fifteen days, and that Reddit appeared in 87% of answers while being the top source for none of them — which cuts against the prevailing Reddit-first advice much of this category sells. There is a free GEO audit that checks a site's AI-search visibility without an account, and a comparison hub that names competitors directly. Pricing is a single flexible plan set by monthly article volume rather than a feature ladder, with per-article cost published at every volume.

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