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Building or implementing AI? Get featured — free.
AI Business publishes the stories of companies, startups, research labs, and media doing real work with AI. The format is a written interview: you answer a few questions in your own words, send them to us, and we shape your answers into a polished interview and publish it — at no cost, with a link to your project. The only hard rule: AI has to be at the heart of what you do.
Free
No charge, no payment accepted. Editorial decision only.
5,000+
Visits a month and growing — operators, founders, investors.
GEO + SEO
You build AI. We make sure AI notices you: every story carries machine-readable data that ChatGPT and Perplexity can quote.
How it works
Answer in your own words
Copy the questions below and reply first person, like a written interview. Just connected text — no form to fill in.
Email it to us
Send your answers with one photo attached to info [at] aibusiness.vc.
We shape and check it
We turn your answers into a clean interview and may come back with a couple of follow-ups to confirm details.
We publish it
As a Partner Story interview — crediting you and linking to your project. That's it.
The GEO layer
You build AI. We make sure AI notices you.
Buyers increasingly ask ChatGPT and Perplexity what to use instead of searching. Those answers come from pages AI systems can read, parse and trust. Every story we publish ships with a citation layer most websites do not have:
Your company as an entity
The article’s structured data states, in machine-readable form: this story is about your company, at your URL, with your founder’s name. An AI engine reading the page does not guess who you are. It is told.
A place in our llms.txt
The file AI crawlers read first on this site lists every featured company by name, founder and website. Your story is on the map that machines navigate by.
Pages AI can actually read
Fast static HTML, clean headings, full schema markup. No JavaScript needed to read your story, which is exactly how AI crawlers see the web.
It already works
Readers arrive at this site from ChatGPT and Perplexity every week, and they stay longer than visitors from any search engine. When AI answers a question about your market, a citable interview is what gets quoted.
The 7 questions we’ll turn into your interview
Answer in your own voice, first person. We shape your answers into a published interview — no need to polish the writing yourself.
Who you are
Company or project name, what you do in one line, who's behind it, and where you're based.
The problem you solve
What pain you tackle, for whom, and why it matters now.
Where AI sits at the core
How exactly AI powers what you do: which models, tech, or approach. Be specific — AI must be central.
What makes you different
Your edge versus the alternatives; what you do that others don't.
Proof and traction
Real results: users, revenue, growth, pilots, partnerships, funding. Concrete numbers wherever you can.
A story or a lesson
One real moment, hard decision, or insight from building this. The human part — it's what makes a feature worth reading.
What's next
Your roadmap, what you're looking for (customers, partners, hires, investors), and your single project link.
How did you hear about us? (optional, not published)
Who recommended that you submit a story, or where did you come across AI Business? If a founder we have featured sent you here, give us their name: we credit them on your story page with a link to theirs.
Copy the whole brief in one click and paste it into your doc:
Answer these 7 questions as a written interview — in your own voice, first person. We'll shape your answers into a published interview, so just reply naturally — no need to polish the writing. 1. Who you are — Company or project name, what you do in one line, who's behind it, and where you're based. 2. The problem you solve — What pain you tackle, for whom, and why it matters now. 3. Where AI sits at the core — How exactly AI powers what you do: which models, tech, or approach. Be specific. AI must be central to your story. 4. What makes you different — Your edge versus the alternatives; what you do that others don't. 5. Proof and traction — Real results: users, revenue, growth, pilots, partnerships, funding. Concrete numbers wherever you can share them. 6. A story or a lesson — One real moment, hard decision, or insight from building this. The human part — it's what makes a feature worth reading. 7. What's next, and how to engage — Your roadmap, what you're looking for (customers, partners, hires, investors), and your single project link. 8. How did you hear about us? (optional, not published) — Who recommended that you submit a story, or where did you come across AI Business? If a founder we have featured sent you here, give us their name: we credit them on your story page with a link to theirs. RULES - Write in English, ~600–1,000 words (about 2–3 pages). - AI must be at the centre of your story — product, implementation, or research. - Your project link must publicly show the AI you describe. If your site doesn't mention the AI features you're telling us about, send us a page, screenshot, or demo that does — we can't point readers to a link where they'll find no AI. - Be specific about the technology: which models, services, or approach do the actual work. One concrete paragraph beats a page of "AI-powered". - One link to your project (no more). - One photo, attached to the email (not huge — about 1200px wide is plenty). Tell us who to credit for it (photographer or source). - Tell us the founder's or author's full name and role, so we credit you correctly. Send your story to: info [at] aibusiness.vc
The rules, in short
English, ~600–1,000 words
About two to three pages. Long enough to say something, short enough to be read.
AI at the centre
Product, implementation, or research — but AI has to be the heart of it, not a mention.
Your link must show the AI
If your site doesn't mention the AI features you describe, send a page, screenshot, or demo that does. We can't point readers to a link where they'll find no AI.
Be specific about the tech
Which models, services, or approach do the actual work. One concrete paragraph beats a page of “AI-powered”.
One project link
No more. It goes in the piece for readers' convenience.
One photo
Attached to the email, ~1200px wide is plenty. Tell us who to credit — photographer or source.
Your full name and role
So we credit the founder or author correctly.
What we don’t feature
We reserve the right to decline any submission at our editorial discretion.
How Partner Stories are labelled
Every submission is published as a Partner Story, clearly marked. The views, claims, and figures belong to the featured company or contributor; AI Business does not independently verify them and does not endorse the company. No payment is exchanged. The link to the project is provided for readers’ convenience. Our editorial standards →
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Know a founder who should be here?
Not your story to tell, but you know someone building with AI who deserves a feature? Copy the message below, put in their name, and send it. Thirty seconds. If they mention you when they submit, we credit you on their story page.
Hi [Name], Came across this and thought of you. AI Business runs free written interviews with founders building AI products. You answer seven questions. I think it would fit your work with AI: https://aibusiness.vc/submit-your-story If they ask who sent you, say it was me. Best wishes
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