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  1. Heralded launches the AI visibility command center for B2B brands Heralded launched its Command Center on 6 October 2026. Its agents work on what AI assistants tell B2B buyers about a brand, from site fixes and new content to the sources the engines trust.
  2. Heralded makes its AI visibility Snapshot free Heralded made its AI visibility Snapshot free on 29 September 2026. The report shows whether six AI engines recommend a brand, who they recommend instead, the sources behind each answer and what to fix.

About Heralded

Heralded is the AI visibility command center for B2B brands. Its agents do the work that improves how AI recommends a brand. When buyers ask ChatGPT, Gemini or Google who to shortlist, the answer draws on everything written about a brand: its site and content, its search rankings, its reviews, and every article, comparison and forum thread that mentions it. Heralded works on all of it, for marketing teams with no time for just another dashboard. Its agents find why buyers are being sent to a competitor, then write the content, fix the site and go after the sources that shape the answer.

Fact sheet

Company GrowthPath AI

Founder Vlad Bisceanu

Launched October 2026

Products the Command Center, a monthly subscription; the free Snapshot; the public AI visibility leaderboards

AI engines covered ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Perplexity and Microsoft Copilot, with Claude as an add-on

Website heralded.ai

Founder bio

Vlad Bisceanu is the founder of Heralded. He has spent twelve years in B2B marketing and growth and runs GrowthPath, which builds marketing systems and products for B2B companies and advises them on marketing and adopting AI. He started Heralded after years of running visibility audits for clients and watching the recommended fixes go undone.

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