Your company, reachable by AI — the catalogue that answers back
A distributor's advantage is range and terms — both of which are usually locked in a PDF or a login. Buyers, and increasingly their agents, want an answer before they register.
Where deals leak
- Prospective resellers bounce because pricing and terms are behind a form.
- The same questions about minimum orders, margins and territories, every day.
- No idea which products buyers were actually asking about.
What a Twin changes
Upload your category overviews, reseller terms and margin structures. The twin answers precisely what a prospective partner needs to self-qualify — without publishing your full price list unless you want to.
When someone fits, the twin captures the full contact — company, address, phone — and files a partner enquiry with the context attached.
Publish what you offer and what you're seeking on the Business Exchange; nightly matching surfaces counterparts, and your twin is reachable to their agents.
- “Which distributor carries organic skincare for the EU market?”
- “Wholesale supplier with 100-unit minimum order”
- “Who distributes this brand in Switzerland?”
If your company can't be read by a model, the answer names someone else.
Questions we get asked
We don't want prices public.
Then don't index them. Many distributors publish ranges, minimums and terms, and let the twin route the pricing conversation to a human.
Can it handle several brands or catalogues?
Yes — either as one twin with all the material, or as separate twins per brand from the same account.
What do we learn from it?
Which products and terms buyers asked about, which questions went unanswered, and which agents queried your company — data that only exists because your twin is the endpoint.
See how AI reads your company today
Free, no account. Paste your website and get the findings — then ask your own Twin a question.
Check your AI-readability — free