Fertifa sales one-pager

Highly cited. Not yet default.

Fertifa is the most cited domain in the tracked set, but the AI memory layer still defaults to Peppy, Carrot, Stella and specialist category brands. The pitch is not visibility. The pitch is ownership.

Tracking overview

The retrieval layer is already working.

Across 100 tracked responses, Fertifa has a strong source footprint and repeated answer visibility. The risk is that citations are doing the heavy lifting while category preference remains contested.

Top cited domain#1fertifa.com leads the tracked source set.
Fertifa citations395More than Hertility, Carrot, Peppy and Maven.
Response mentions66Fertifa is repeatedly surfaced in model answers.
Citation rate67%With 5.9 citation density and 84% source conversion.

Fertility Treatment Access

#1
Visibility
100%
Mentions
77
Citations
115

Menopause & Gynaecological Health

#2
Visibility
95%
Mentions
65
Citations
92

Specialist Healthcare Beyond PMI

#12
Visibility
75%
Mentions
43
Citations
60

Neuroinclusive Workplace Support

#8
Visibility
40%
Mentions
13
Citations
75

Top cited domains

DomainCitationsMentions
fertifa.com39566
hertilityhealth.com24725
get-carrot.com17837
peppy.health16346
thanksben.com15925
mavenclinic.com13132

Fan-out query pattern

The model is expanding the category into workplace neurodiversity, family-building and UK employer benefits queries.

UK workplace neurodiversity providers UK employer family-building benefits UK workplace fertility benefits Neurodiversity workplace support UK

Citation does not equal preference. Fertifa is found often, but specialist providers still own important prompt frames.

Trends and probabilities

The memory layer is the opening.

Trends shows Fertifa can compete in category rankings. Probabilities shows the harder problem: when the model predicts likely provider names from memory, Fertifa does not appear in the tested Gemma 4 answer sets.

Fertility benefits are winnable.

Fertifa is currently #1 for Fertility Benefits Providers, ahead of Peppy, Carrot, Maven and Apricity.

But the chart is compressed and volatile enough to be taken or lost.

Reproductive health is not owned.

Fertifa is #2 for Reproductive Health Benefits Providers, but Peppy is still the more stable remembered leader.

This is the master category, not just a service page.

Menopause exposes the gap.

Tracking makes menopause look strong at 95% visibility, but Trends puts Peppy #1, Stella #2 and Fertifa #3.

Strong retrieval, weaker preference.

Trend prompt snapshots

1Fertility Benefits ProvidersFertifa #1
2Reproductive Health Benefits ProvidersPeppy #1, Fertifa #2
3Menopause Benefits ProvidersPeppy #1, Stella #2, Fertifa #3
4Neurodiversity Benefits ProvidersFertifa absent

Gemma 4 probabilities: Fertifa not present

The contradiction is the sales moment: Fertifa wins or ranks strongly in visible retrieval layers, but is absent from the default predicted provider set.

Fertility Benefits ProvidersNot present
Reproductive Health Benefits ProviderNot present
Neurodiversity provider promptsNot present
Organisation context

Fertifa has the breadth to own the category.

Fertifa is a UK-based reproductive health and neurodiversity benefits provider for employers, selling into HR, People, Reward, Benefits and DEI teams with clinically-led support and an employer-funded model.

Quick facts

HQLondon, United Kingdom
CategoryReproductive health benefits, workplace healthcare benefits, neurodiversity benefits
Core buyerHR, People, Reward, Benefits and DEI leaders
PositioningEurope's most comprehensive reproductive health and neurodiversity benefits provider
Funding£5m seed round announced in 2023, led by Notion Capital and Triple Point Ventures
Current contactRoxanne Alexander, inbound lead

Commercial proof

Fertifa combines clinical consultations, app-based support, education, testing, diagnostics, claims management, reimbursements, financing and access to partner clinics.

Monzo Meta Bain Capital Virgin lululemon ClearScore Osborne Clarke Rothesay Balderton

The growth story is a move from fertility benefits provider to inclusive specialist healthcare benefits platform.

Original category

Fertility benefits

A strong starting point in fertility and reproductive healthcare benefits for employers.

Expanded category

Reproductive health

Broader coverage across menopause, women's health, men's health, maternity, family-forming and gender identity.

Current category

Specialist healthcare

Reproductive health and neurodiversity benefits for employers, with AI memory still catching up.

Product areas

Fertility Menopause Family-forming Women's Health Men's Health Neurodiversity Maternity Gender Identity App and clinical support Reimbursements and financing

Competitive set

Fertifa's competitors change by journey: Carrot, Peppy, Maven, Hertility and Apryl in fertility and family-forming; Peppy, Stella, Bupa, Hertility and Syrona in menopause; Lexxic, Cognassist and Genius Within in neurodiversity; Healix, Unmind, Manual, Bupa and AXA in broader specialist healthcare.

geoSurge pitch

Move Fertifa from cited source to default answer.

The platform setup should centre Fertifa as the default employer reproductive health benefits provider, while separately measuring whether AI systems connect the brand to fertility, menopause, family-forming, neurodiversity and specialist healthcare benefits.

01

Own the master category

Make "reproductive health benefits provider" resolve to Fertifa, not only Peppy or generic provider lists.

02

Convert citations into preference

Use Fertifa's strong source layer to create sharper answer-level positioning and comparison signals.

03

Defend exact-fit wins

Fertility benefits is already winnable, but Peppy, Carrot and Maven keep the ranking contested.

04

Bridge adjacent categories

Train the market memory around menopause, neurodiversity, family-forming and specialist healthcare beyond PMI.

Close line

Fertifa is visible enough to win. The next job is making AI systems treat Fertifa as the obvious provider, not just a useful source.