Beat bigger competitors in AI answers

AEO (answer engine optimization) and GEO (generative engine optimization) are two names for the same practice: getting your brand into the answers AI gives on ChatGPT, Google AI Overview and other platforms. SEO ranks links. Here, being mentioned matters, and how you are mentioned matters more. Gartner forecast that traditional search volume would fall 25% by 2026 as AI chatbots take share. AEO and GEO are how you stay visible.

Google ranks pages and sends clicks. AI search combines sources into one direct answer, often with no click at all. Pew Research found people clicked a result in 8% of visits when Google showed an AI summary, against 15% without one. Similarweb found zero-click news searches on Google rose from 56% to 69% between May 2024 and May 2025. What earns a place in an AI answer is different from classic SEO: specific, provable claims that AI can repeat. That is what we measure.

Many tools start from a list of prompts and report how often you are mentioned. We start from your positioning: what you do, who it is for and what you can prove. We read your claims, compare them with your competitors’ own pages, and show which are specific, which a rival could say as well, and which AI repeats. Then you get the questions where AI names someone else, the pages it trusts, and a ranked plan of moves. You act on them, we check the pages you shipped, and the re-run shows what moved.

Your place in the market: who you are for, what you do best, and what you can prove about it. AI has no way to know this unless it is written in specific, checkable words on pages it reads. When it is not, AI falls back on the best-known brand. We show where your positioning is vague, where a rival says the same thing, and where AI does not repeat what you say. You decide the position; we show what AI makes of it.

We take the questions your buyers ask AI and run them through ChatGPT and Google AI Overview, about 50 answers in about 2 minutes. You see who AI names instead of you, which pages it trusts, and how it describes your business. Then you get a ranked plan of moves, each with the reason, the page to change and the time it takes. After 30 days we re-run it and show what moved.

For each buyer question we ask each engine five times and count how often you are named. You see the exact questions, the real answers and the raw counts, so every number is one you can check.

The free report covers ChatGPT and Google AI Overview, each shown on its own. The Early Access pass adds Claude and Perplexity, so a report runs on 4 engines. Gemini and Grok are not offered yet.

Your free report turns every finding into a clear move: what to change, where, why and how long it takes. You act on it with your own facts and voice. Pro packages are coming soon and take on the work: pages and briefs drafted from your verified claims, published to your site with your approval, refreshed on a schedule, and re-run every month to show what moved.

No. Your buyers already ask AI who to pick. In G2's March 2026 survey of 1,076 software buyers, 51% said they start research with an AI chatbot more often than with Google, up from 29% a year earlier, and 85% think more highly of a vendor an AI names. Several studies also find AI visitors convert better than ordinary search visitors, though the size of the gap differs by study and industry. AI sends fewer clicks than Google today, but it builds the shortlist before anyone clicks. The report shows which buyer questions AI answers with a competitor, what to publish to be named instead, and what changed since the last run. We do not promise traffic or leads. If your site does not track conversions, the report also shows whether we can see AI visitors on it.

We cannot give a date, and nobody can honestly promise one. AI search works like a brand channel, so the report shows where you are now: are you readable, cited, named, recommended. The day-30 re-run shows what moved since the last run: named in more answers, your new pages cited, rivals slipping on the questions you work on. Small changes are labelled "no clear change".

When brands look alike, AI picks the best known. The positioning score shows how specific, provable and different your claims look to AI next to the brands it names today. Each point links to the exact claim and the proof that would raise it, so you know what makes you the pick.

About 2 minutes, and the report is free. Run a new one for each site every 30 days. An optional Early Access pass adds Claude and Perplexity to your reports and an Agent readiness tab (how well AI agents can find, read and use your site) for a one-time US$10, with a 14-day refund. It is not a subscription.

Yes. Before the run you can edit your profile, your competitors, your claims and your buyer questions. We spend nothing until you confirm them.

Only you, unless you share the link. Aggregated, non-identifying results may be used in our research on what predicts AI recommendations. You can opt out in settings.