Get recommended when customers ask AI in your city
Homeowners now ask ChatGPT for "the best roofer in Phoenix." PressGEO checks who gets named for your service and city, then publishes the content that gets you named — fully automated, nothing for you to run.
- Daily checks with questions about your city
- Fixes publish automatically
- Set up in minutes, no work after
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Monitor how often ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, and Copilot recommend your company
We probe all five engines with real buyer-intent questions in your category, then show whether you're cited — and who is cited instead. Every question you lose automatically becomes a published answer page, directory listing, or wire release pushed straight to the engines — so the gap closes itself, with no work from you.
Automatic publishing.
When we find a buyer question the AI engines don't cite you on, we write and publish the content that answers it — three kinds of pages, created and kept current for you, so your citation rate goes up without you writing anything.
Answer pages
We write and publish an evergreen page for each buyer question you're losing, then recheck it until the engines start citing you.
Explore →Comparison & best-of pages
We build and keep your head-to-head and category pages current — the pages AI engines quote most when someone is choosing a vendor.
Explore →Wire releases
We turn your announcements into releases written for AI answers and push them out across the open web, then submit them for indexing.
Explore →Your reviews from Google, G2, Capterra and Trustpilot on one page.
AI engines check what real customers say before they recommend a brand. Once you claim your company, we pull your ratings and review counts from all four sites onto your brand page, with the strengths and complaints reviewers repeat most. We keep them updated and link every number back to its source.
Why not just publish more blog posts?
When AI engines decide which brands to recommend, they trust independent sources more than a company's own blog. So we publish your content where AI engines look.
| On-site AI blog generators | PressGEO | |
|---|---|---|
| Where the content lives | Your own blog or CMS (yourdomain.com/blog) | Independent third-party pages: comparisons, best-of lists, answer pages, wire releases |
| How AI engines weigh it | First-party self-claim — easy to discount on "best X" and "X vs Y" buyer questions | Neutral third-party reference — the kind of source engines quote when recommending vendors |
| Typical output | High volume of AI-written articles on your site | Targeted pages built around the exact buyer questions you're losing |
| Structure for AI crawlers | Depends on your CMS setup | Structured data, llms.txt, feeds and indexing pings on every page |
| Measurement | Search rankings and traffic | Live citation checks across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude and Copilot |
Publishes on independent sources AI engines trust
Publishes more blog posts on your own site
FAQ
What is AI visibility?+
AI visibility is how often ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, and other AI engines recommend your product when a buyer asks a real purchase question — 'best CRM for startups', 'cheapest payroll for 5 employees', etc. It's the AI-search equivalent of SEO rank, except the engine answers in prose instead of returning ten blue links.
How is this different from Profound, Peec, or Athena?+
Two ways. First, we own the largest public corpus of comparison + best-of pages on the web — 6,576 comparisons, 118 best-of lists, 3,200+ brands across 120+ categories in 8 verticals, all weighted by real AI citation data. That corpus is itself one of the surfaces AI engines cite. Second, we ship the closing action: when you find a losing query, you can claim a listing, generate an answer page, or send a release in the same flow.
Do I still need a press release service?+
Sometimes. The wire release is one of three Fix actions in the platform — used when you have actual news. Most weeks, claiming your listing or shipping an answer page is the cheaper and faster way to close a citation gap. The wire is built in for the weeks you need it.
Which engines do you probe?+
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, and Copilot — daily, against 60+ category-specific buyer-intent queries. We also track open-web crawler hits from GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, GoogleOther, and Bing to see what your content is being indexed for.
How fast will my citation share move?+
Open-web indexing happens within minutes (IndexNow + WebSub push). AI citation share typically moves on a 2–6 week cycle as engines re-crawl and rebuild. Your dashboard shows the moment a probe flips from miss to hit.
What can I do without paying?+
Run the instant visibility check on any brand — free, no account, no card. Every brand page shows the public data: the citation rate, the questions won and lost, and who gets cited instead. The fix plan — every losing question ranked, with the page we'd publish for each — and review data from Google, G2, Capterra and Trustpilot on your brand page unlock when you claim the brand, which verifies the listing is yours and starts your 14-day free trial of Company. Card required to start the trial, $99/mo after, cancel anytime.
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