AI Visibility & Generative Engine Optimization (GEO)

Check whether AI assistants mention your brand, recommend it and link to your site.

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What we check

Enter your brand and the phrases customers may use to look for you.

The main name we look for in AI answers.
Separate several domains with commas.
List spellings separated by commas: other alphabets, transliterations and versions without spaces. Case does not matter: Brand and brand are the same.
Add competitors

We check their mentions in the same answers, with no extra AI requests.

One phrase per line, up to 200 per check. Duplicate phrases are counted once.

The brand is not added to your phrases: we look for it in the answers we receive.

Where we check

One answer per phrase in each selected source.

AI in search

Yandex and Google AI answers with sources.

Models without web search

Model answers without web search. These are not web chat results; citations are not measured.

Price is in limits per answer to one phrase.

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Repeated answers show how much results vary. Each repeat is charged as a separate check.

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Check whether AI answers mention or recommend your brand and cite your website. Enter the brand, aliases, domains and queries.

Sources include Yandex AI, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, and DeepSeek, GPT, Claude, Gemini and Qwen. Standalone models operate without live web search; citation metrics do not apply to them.

Choose one to five answers per query and source. Cost updates as you type, using site limits. Saved reports include answers, evidence, sources and CSV. Errors and incomplete answers are separate from brand absence.

Frequently asked questions

What is GEO and how does AI visibility tracking differ from traditional rank tracking?

Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) focuses on how AI synthesizes answers to user queries. Instead of measuring SERP positions, this tool evaluates the generated response itself: whether your brand is mentioned, whether it is featured as a recommendation, and whether the AI cites links to your domain.

Which AI search engines and models are analyzed?

The tool analyzes 8 sources: search engines with AI (Yandex AI Search, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode) and 5 foundation models (DeepSeek, GPT, Claude, Gemini, Qwen).

How are mentions, recommendations, and citations identified?

Each synthesized answer is automatically evaluated: Mention — brand name or aliases appear in the response; Recommendation — brand is highlighted as a recommended choice or featured in a recommended list; Source citations — the AI includes direct links to your domain among verified sources.

What is the difference between search AI and standalone models?

Search AIs (Yandex AI, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode) search the live web in real time and cite source links. Standalone models (DeepSeek, GPT, Claude, Gemini, Qwen) generate answers from pre-trained parameters, measuring intrinsic brand knowledge without web citation links.

How can these findings help improve AI visibility?

The report highlights queries where competitors are recommended over your brand and reveals gaps in citations. You can use these insights to optimize content structure, implement Schema.org structured data, and strengthen brand references on authoritative websites.