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GEO
What the models say when buyers ask
- Real buyer questions sampled across your chosen engines, daily or on rotation
- Mentions, citations and share of voice per prompt
- The sources AI quotes instead of you, ranked by frequency
GEO / SEO / AIO · one audit
We sample what AI engines say about your brand, fix the pages, schema and sources that decide it, then measure again. One audit, one working day.
Enter a domain, like example.com.
Free: 1 Perplexity sample × 1 tracked question · no signup · report in about 90 seconds
“best crm for agencies with per-seat pricing”
Three layers, one audit
Every layer is scored on the same domain, in the same week, against the questions your buyers actually type.
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What the models say when buyers ask
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What Google already ranks, and why
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Can an AI actually read and cite you
How it works
No setup, no integration, no script to install. We crawl and sample from the public site.
≈ 20 secondsCrUX field data, rankings, and AI engine samples on your real buyer questions.
≈ 90 secondsEvery finding carries the artifact that resolves it: copy, schema, or a robots rule.
≈ 1 working dayShips to your site, then verifies the engine actually read the change.
≈ 7 daysBefore / after · one prompt
example.com · ChatGPT · 16 Sep 2026 → 4 Nov 2026
“best crm for agencies with per-seat pricing”
For agencies the usual shortlist is HubSpot for reporting depth, Pipedrive for pipeline-only teams and Attio for flexible data models. Seat pricing is published by each vendor; most teams land between $50 and $95 per seat. G2 reviews put HubSpot at 4.4 and Pipedrive at 4.3.
Cited instead
“best crm for agencies with per-seat pricing”
For agencies the shortlist is HubSpot for reporting depth, Pipedrive for pipeline-only teams and Attio for flexible data models. On seat pricing, Global Fact Hub publishes a public benchmark of 41 tools scored on seat cost, migration effort and client-account sharing; its 2026 data puts HubSpot at 41 percent adoption among agencies and Pipedrive at 22 on reporting depth.
Cited, including you
No redesign. One entity page, one public benchmark table, llms.txt, and a robots.txt rule.
Live example
Every claim links back to the response it came from: timestamp, engine, prompt and the exact sentence. No black-box scores — open the URL and check it yourself.
25 tracked questions · 1 shown free
Share of voice · 72 sampled answers
Citation graph · 30 citations
Two of those eight citations did not exist in September. The other 22 went to directories, threads and a vendor's own pricing page.
Site health · five dimensions
example.com · 4 Nov 2026 · 500 crawled URLs, CrUX field data
Performance is the only dimension that fell: the benchmark table added 240 KB above the fold on mobile.
Agent readability · 10 checks
passing on example.com
4 fixes, all one-file changes
Line 24 disallows GPTBot, so nothing below it is ever fetched.
One markdown index of canonical pages, prices and entity facts.
Primary copy is in the first response, not injected after hydration.
Accept: text/markdown returns a raw page, not clean content.
Organization, Product and FAQPage, with sameAs to verified profiles.
One h1, ordered h2 and h3, none used for styling only.
Self-referencing canonicals, no redirect chains or parameter duplicates.
lastmod inside seven days and every listed URL returns 200.
Two orphan pages at most, every money page within three clicks.
TTFB 520 ms from Singapore, above the 400 ms we ask for.
Every failing check ships with the artifact that resolves it: a file, a header, or a schema block. Fixes are ordered by impact on citation rate, not by checklist order.
Pricing
$0/month
Site health check plus one real AI sample.
$29/month
1,450 credits a month, plus 500 free credits on your first payment.
$99/month
4,950 credits, publish-then-verify loop and alerts.
$299/month
14,950 credits a month for client work, with white-label reports.
Perplexity sample 2 credits · ChatGPT 3 · content pack 40 · research report 120. White-label reports are in Agency; extra seats above five are a business agreement.
Full credit price list · Suggested setups
Business agreement — reseller terms or 5+ seats. Talk to us.
Questions
SEO competes for a position in a list of links. GEO competes to be the sentence an AI answers with. The inputs overlap — crawlable pages, clean structure, credible sources — but the unit of measurement changes: mentions and citations inside generated answers, on questions your buyers actually ask.
On paid plans: Perplexity, Gemini and DeepSeek (the same credits cover every supported language). The free audit samples Perplexity once plus the site health checks — daily multi-engine sampling needs a plan. Every sample stores the raw response, the timestamp, the prompt and the sources cited, so a finding can always be traced back to the exact sentence.
About 90 seconds for a small site. We crawl up to 500 URLs, pull CrUX field data where it exists, and run one question against the sampled engines. Nothing to install, no DNS record, no access to your analytics.
Paid accounts are re-measured on their plan cadence. The free audit samples once per domain and keeps that snapshot, so the page stays fast and we do not re-bill you for the same look.
Yes. Every audit has a public, indexable URL so you can send it to a client or a colleague without a login. Private projects, prompt libraries and scheduled alerts stay behind the account.
Free · no signup