How visible is your brand in AI?Measure it on five different AI engines

GEO is the discipline of making your brand visible inside the answers of AI engines such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude. Classic SEO aims for a top position in search results; GEO aims for your brand to be named and cited inside the answer itself. The KDD 2024 study measured, in its own benchmark, that adding statistics and quotations to sources already included in the answer raised visibility by up to 40%. That is not a promise that holds on every engine and in every market; it is a hypothesis to test in your context.

The new-generation measurement report gives no single score. For every identity and every engine it shows the mention pair (named in x of y questions) and its state: measured, measured but not named, could not be measured and not yet measured are written apart. Because denominators differ across engines, no combined number and no engine ranking is produced. The 0-100 GeoMono Score used in earlier-generation reports was a summary we chose; those reports still open and show the score with its five pillars, but new measurements are read as pairs and states instead of a score.

SparkToro's measurement on Similarweb clickstream data found that in early 2026, 68% of Google searches in the US ended without a click to any site. In Türkiye, TurkStat's 2025 Artificial Intelligence Statistics report 19.2% of individuals using generative AI; the US figure does not describe Türkiye, it shows the direction. When your customer asks an AI 'which is the best X company?' and you are not in the answer, measuring is the only way to see it.

The registered measurement covers five engines: ChatGPT (OpenAI), Google Gemini, Google AI Overview, Perplexity and Claude (Anthropic). Each engine is asked the questions registered in a written, versioned declaration for your brand; the number of questions and their origin (designed scenario, customer-provided questions, or questions derived from search data) are stated there and labelled in the report; none counts as observed market demand. Not every engine is expected to answer every question; cells with no answer or a failed retrieval are counted separately. The measurement runs through the engines' programming interfaces; it does not reproduce a consumer application's live experience one to one. Answers are stored with their text; whether your brand appears, which sources are shown and which rivals are named are all recorded. Results are reported per engine; no ranking across engines and no combined single number, because the denominators are not equal.

The free site-readiness scan checks signals such as crawler access, sitemaps, and structured data. The separately approved AI measurement takes time according to the number of questions and engine response times. The published report shows where your brand was mentioned, the sources and competitors observed, and prioritized actions. A concise executive summary brings together the main findings and next steps. The online answer explorer opens the answer records available for that publication; the print report includes selected answer examples and their supporting evidence. Results that could not be measured are identified separately.

SEO aims for a top position among Google's blue links and wants the click. GEO aims to be inside the AI's single answer; the user often clicks no link at all. The KDD 2024 study measured, in its benchmark, that keyword density did not raise visibility while statistics, quotations and sources did. A 2026 survey shows those effects hold only for sources already retrieved into the answer: being found first is a separate problem, and GeoMono measures the two apart.

The GeoMono report proposes a concrete next step for every finding: allowing search and retrieval crawlers, clarifying attribution with schema.org, building pages that answer the missed questions directly, publishing sourced comparison content. The optional GEO Content Package produces that content ready to publish. A re-analysis shows the change with its evidence — up, down or unchanged; we do not promise which in advance.

GeoMono's one-off GEO analysis report and monthly tracking packages are priced for the Turkish market; send your web address and receive a quote the same day. The report contains the per-engine breakdown, the answers the engines gave and the prioritised roadmap. We do not list other tools' prices here; their scopes are not comparable and change often.

All you need is your web address. In the free step GeoMono scans your site at once and shows how open it is to AI agents. For the measurement, your brand, market, question groups and rivals are registered in a written declaration; five AI engines are asked those questions and the answers are read. The result is a shareable, print-ready report with your visibility per engine and evidence-bound actions. The measurement is a paid service and starts with a separate approval.

GeoMono is a GEO (AI visibility analysis) platform based in Istanbul, run by its own company. The company's registered trade title will be published in the privacy notice and on this page once registration completes. Every analysis is evidence-based: each finding is shown tied to the answers the engines gave and to the limits of the measurement.

Yes. GeoMono is based in Istanbul and serves brands anywhere in Türkiye; the analysis runs entirely remotely. Alongside measuring the local market with Turkish queries, exporting brands can have a global visibility analysis with English query sets.