is a GEO workspace — see who AI cites.

A self-serve Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) workspace: research a brand, simulate the questions buyers ask, and scan ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, and Perplexity to see who gets cited — and why the brand you care about is still missing. It then helps you turn those gaps into a draft of promotional copy, and monitor whether visibility changes.

That is the GEO loop — Generative Engine Optimization — in one GEO tool: see where you are missing, draft promotional copy for those questions, then watch whether visibility moves. The next piece of copy is aimed at the gaps you actually have — not a guess.

No monthly fee. Sign up free (includes a free trial), then pay as you go with credits.

We cover these AI engines
  • ChatGPT
  • Claude
  • Gemini
  • Grok
  • Perplexity
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<20%

overlap with Google

High on Google does not mean AI will name you.

4–23×

higher conversion

Visitors from an AI mention often convert higher than classic organic.

Invisible

to you — not to the buyer

Rivals get named in the answer. You may not.

Sources: Ahrefs citation-overlap study (2025) — only 12% of URLs cited by ChatGPT, Gemini & Copilot rank in Google’s top 10; Semrush & Ahrefs AI-traffic conversion studies.

What you get

A Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) workflow

One GEO loop in one workspace. You see what AI mentions in a buyer question — your brand, a rival, or nobody. Then you act on the gaps, draft promotional copy for those questions, and check again after you publish.

01 · See

You can see what AI mentions

In that buyer question: your brand, a rival, or nobody — and how it described them.

02 · Aim

You know which questions are gaps

The buyer questions where rivals get named and you don’t — those are the gaps you act on.

03 · Copy

You draft promotional copy

A draft of promotional copy for the gap questions. Your team edits it and publishes it elsewhere.

04 · Recheck

You can check again after you publish

Lock the questions that matter, pick a cadence, and run another check to see what AI mentions now.

Sample workspace. Brand and competitor names are fictional.

Why do this

The era has changed. Search is moving from search engines to AI engines. When someone asks ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, or Perplexity who to buy, the model names a handful of brands. Rivals can show up in that answer and you can be missing — even if you still rank in classic search.

Why do it now

Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) is in its early window — the same kind of opening SEO had at the start. Starting now means you can see what AI already mentions and write targeted promotional copy for the gaps on the brand you care about. Ignore GEO and you miss the opening, then fall behind.

Why
  • Five engines

    ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, and Perplexity — in one project.

  • Pay as you go

    No monthly retainer. Top up credits and pay for the GEO research, scans, reports, and copy you actually run.

  • Standard or Frontier

    Choose depth per engine so you control cost and thoroughness.

  • Targeted promotional copy

    Materials aimed at your real gaps and the buyer questions in those scenarios.

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FAQ

Common questions

GEO, credits, engines, and what the product is — and is not. More on Insights.

Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) is improving how often and how well AI engines cite your brand when buyers ask questions — across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity, and similar systems. GeoVis is a self-serve GEO workspace: measure citations, find gaps, draft copy for those gaps, then monitor again.
In-house marketing and SEO operators, freelancers, and agencies who need a GEO tool to track AI citations — not a retainer agency. You run the dashboard; we don’t replace your content or PR team.
Yes — create an account with Google, no credit card required. New accounts get a free trial (one free run on key steps such as Website Check, Research, Buyer Questions, and a limited first scan, plus starter credits). After that you top up credits to keep running. Larger top-ups can include bonus credits (up to 30%). Bonus credits are not cash.
Usage is metered in credits (shown in the app before you run) and scales with questions × engines and other steps. Example: 10 buyer questions × 5 engines is often in the high hundreds to low thousands of credits depending on engines and tiers. You see the estimate first; you pay what the run actually meters. Minimum cash top-up is $10.
GEO scans cover ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, and Perplexity. You choose engines per run; the product is built for multi-engine comparison, not a single chatbot.
We ask each engine your exact buyer questions through its API and store the full answers as snapshots. GEO reports are built only from those recorded answers — you can open any scan and read the raw answer yourself.
One-off chats don’t compare over time: no fixed question set, no five-engine side-by-side, no history. A GEO workspace asks the same questions on every engine you enable, scores each answer, and keeps the snapshots so you can track what changed between runs.
Paid actions that need credits are blocked until you top up. Existing data and projects stay in your account.
Self-serve GEO software for diagnosis and monitoring. It does not replace your content or PR team — you decide what to publish.
Yes. One account can hold multiple domain projects — useful if you run several sites or work as an agency on GEO for more than one brand.
No. A domain is enough to start: Research reads your public site, and scans query the public AI engines. Uploading extra material is optional and only adds context. We never ask for your logins.
No. GeoVis measures whether engines cite you, where you have GEO gaps, and whether that changes after you ship work. We don’t sell ranking or citation guarantees.

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