Beta plans

Plans built around memory and depth, not just reads.

Ruflect helps you understand how the AI shopping layer currently perceives your product. Plans scale by interrogation volume, historical storage, workflow depth, and team coordination — not by clever tricks against Rufus.

Free trial

Try one read, no commitment.

Curious sellers evaluating Ruflect.

·1 ASIN
·1 interrogation, result visible immediately
·Email signup required for a 2nd read
·1 additional read every 24 hours after that
·No history retained between sessions

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Solo

For small sellers exploring Rufus visibility.

Single operator, a handful of ASINs.

·Limited ASIN library
·Limited daily reads
·Short historical retention window
·Single-user only
·Lightweight notice management
·Simple session history

Choose Solo

Pro

For active operators optimizing across many ASINs.

Power users who read Rufus regularly.

·Larger ASIN library
·Persistent historical memory
·Unlimited session history
·Advanced synthesis
·Trend comparison across reads
·Custom tagging and notes
·Notice workflows
·Export capability

Choose Pro

Team

Institutional intelligence around AI shopping behavior.

Agencies, aggregators, and brands with multiple operators.

·Multiple logins & role-based access
·Assigned ASIN ownership
·Internal notes and shared organizational memory
·Cross-ASIN synthesis
·Activity feeds & worker accountability
·Owner directives attached to ASINs
·Saved interrogation sequences (roadmap)
·Longitudinal change detection (roadmap)

Team is not just more usage — it is the layer where organizational memory and strategic cognition compound over time.

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A note on tone. Ruflect is observational and strategic. It is not a tool for manipulating Rufus, training the AI against itself, or gaming Amazon's ranking. The product is about understanding what the AI shopping layer currently sees — so you can decide what, if anything, to change in your own listing, content, and positioning.

Where Team goes. The long-term moat is not capturing Rufus responses; it is building organizational memory and strategic cognition around them — owner directives, analyst findings, saved interrogation sequences, internal playbooks, repeated test frameworks, and longitudinal change detection.