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AI visibility, explained
How to get cited and recommended by ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity - GEO, AEO and the parts of AI search most SEOs aren’t talking about yet.
Peec AI vs Otterly vs Profound: which should you buy?
Comparing Peec AI, Otterly and Profound? A buyer’s framework for AI visibility tools: three decision steps, what a 1:1 comparison can’t settle, and when a lean tracker fits better.
Read more →AI mention vs AI citation: what’s the difference?
An AI mention is your brand named in the answer text; an AI citation is your domain listed as a source. Why they’re different thresholds and how to grow each.
Read more →A cheaper alternative to Profound for AI visibility
Looking for a cheaper Profound alternative? What the entry tiers actually include, which capabilities to keep, and when a lean AI-visibility tracker is enough.
Read more →GEO vs AEO vs LLMO: what’s the difference?
GEO, AEO and LLMO are three names for nearly the same discipline: getting your brand mentioned and cited in AI answers. What each term emphasises and what to do.
Read more →How do AI chatbots decide which brands to recommend?
AI chatbots recommend the best-documented brands, not the best products. The signals behind ChatGPT and Perplexity recommendations - and how to influence them.
Read more →How much does AI visibility tracking software cost per month?
AI visibility tracking costs roughly $20-130+/month at entry level in 2026. What drives the price, common per-engine upcharges, and how to compare plans fairly.
Read more →How do I show up in Google AI Mode?
Google AI Mode builds conversational answers on Google’s index. How it picks sources, what to change on your site, and how to track whether you appear.
Read more →AI visibility tool for small business: what to look for
A small-business guide to AI visibility tools: what they do, the free way to start, and how to pick a cheap one that still covers every major engine.
Read more →The best AI visibility tools (and how to pick one)
Eight AI visibility tools compared: prices, engines covered, trials, plus the best pick for a small business. As of July 2026.
Read more →AI visibility tracker for ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity
An AI visibility tracker measures whether ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity mention your brand. What it does, why all three engines matter, what to look for.
Read more →Is there a Google Search Console for ChatGPT?
Is there a Search Console for ChatGPT? OpenAI has no official one, but here’s the closest equivalent and what to monitor instead.
Read more →How do I know if AI recommends my competitors instead of me?
Find out whether ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity name your competitors instead of you, how to test it, why it happens, and how to close the gap.
Read more →How to track brand mentions in AI chatbots
How to track brand mentions in ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity: the manual method, what to record, how often, and when to move to a dedicated tracker.
Read more →How to check if ChatGPT recommends your brand
A customer asks ChatGPT for the best company in your field. Does your name come up, or a competitor’s? Here’s how to check in ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity.
Read more →Why Bing decides your ChatGPT visibility
ChatGPT’s web search runs on Bing’s index, not Google. Here’s why your Bing visibility quietly shapes whether ChatGPT cites and recommends your brand.
Read more →Frequently asked questions
What is AI visibility?
It’s how often AI assistants like ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity mention and recommend your brand when someone asks a question in your category. An AI answer has no “page two”: either your name comes up or, for that person, you don’t exist.
What is GEO (Generative Engine Optimization)?
GEO is optimizing your content for AI answers so assistants mention and cite your brand. SEO competes for a position in Google’s list of links; GEO competes for a place in the answer itself.
How do I check whether ChatGPT recommends my brand?
Ask the assistant the question your customer would ask, such as “which company do you recommend for…”, and see whether your name appears. Repeat it a few times and across engines, because answers vary and a single test proves nothing.
Why does AI recommend my competitor instead of me?
AI assistants recommend the best-described source, not the best product. A competitor often doesn’t have a better offer, just a better-described page, ranking or article the model ran into - and that is something you can influence.
Does ranking high on Google mean I’ll show up in ChatGPT?
No. Each assistant draws on a different index: ChatGPT’s search runs on Bing, while Gemini uses Google. You can rank well on Google and still not appear in ChatGPT’s answers at all.