AI citation tracking
A live Peec panel across ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews, reported per engine every week. It’s the panel behind Toku’s share-of-answer snapshot on its core prompt.
Generative Engine Optimization · AEO · AI search
Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) agency for B2B SaaS. Become the answer AI gives.
We engineer your content, entity signals, and third-party presence so ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews name you when a buyer asks which vendor to pick — measured as share of answer, not just traffic.
86%Toku share of answer, core prompt
GEO programToku
AI-answer visibility built for B2B SaaS teams
What a real GEO program delivers.
Being cited by an AI engine is a chain: the page has to be reachable, extractable, and trusted — and present in the corpus the engine retrieves from. We own every link in it.
Content built for extraction
Answer-first pages that hand the engine a liftable unit — a ranked roster, a hard-number table, a tight TL;DR — in the first screen. Engines quote pre-formatted units; prose-only pages get retrieved and passed over.
Entity and schema structuring
Consistent entity language plus Service, FAQPage, and ItemList schema, so engines resolve who you are and what you sell. We map your brand to knowledge-graph entities and mark up every liftable unit.
Third-party corpus presence
Placement in the rosters, reviews, and communities each engine retrieves from. An engine can only cite a page that reaches its retrieved set — so we get you into the vendor lists and community threads the models pull.
AI-crawler access
The citation crawlers (OAI-SearchBot, PerplexityBot, ClaudeBot) must reach your pages. We audit crawler access first, separate the search crawlers you want from the training crawlers you may not, and clear the blocks keeping you out of the retrieved set.
Reporting and attribution
One scoreboard: visibility, position when cited, sentiment, and competitor split, weekly and per engine — the number your board tracks quarter to quarter, tied to branded search and pipeline.
One program across every engine.
We own the roadmap and ship from week one. One retainer, one senior team, one scoreboard. Every move is scored against a single metric: your share of answer on the prompts your buyers actually ask.
Generative visibility audit
We map how every major engine answers your buyers’ prompts today: who gets named, who gets cited, at what position, and which pages the models pull from. You get your starting share of answer, engine by engine, plus the crawler-access check most audits skip.
Citation-surface foundation
Entity language, structured data, and answer blocks engineered so models can parse and quote you. Every priority page gets a liftable artifact in the first screen — a TL;DR, a hard-number table, or a ranked roster. Deployment starts in week one.
Citable asset engine
New rosters, comparisons, and decision pages matched to the tracked buyer prompts you’re losing, plus placement in the third-party lists and communities each engine reads from. On-page format and off-page corpus run together, because engines only cite what they retrieve.
Per-engine measurement
Weekly share-of-answer reporting split by engine, never blended. ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews reward different things and move independently — so we track and tune each one separately.
Featured program
Cited in 86% of AI answers on the core prompt.
Toku · toku.com · Payroll & compliance
On Toku’s core crypto-payroll prompt, the brand appears in 86% of AI answers at average position 2.4 — a 30-day visibility snapshot, eighteen months into the program. Share of answer, tracked per engine, not a one-run ranking.
86%Of AI answers on Toku’s core promptToku · GEO · 30-day snapshot, avg position 2.4
Share of answer, not just traffic.
What separates GEO programs isn’t whether they claim the label — it’s whether they can show a per-engine share-of-answer number and the pages that earned it. Ours is public.
Toku’s share of answer on its core prompt — a 30-day snapshot, avg position 2.4Toku · GEO
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Common questions about our GEO program.
What does a GEO agency do?
It gets your brand retrieved, cited, and recommended by AI engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews. The work spans a visibility audit, content formatted so engines can quote it, entity and schema signals, placement in the third-party sources engines read, and per-engine measurement. The outcome metric is share of answer: how often the engines name you when buyers ask.
Is AEO the same as GEO?
In practice, yes. GEO (generative engine optimization), AEO (answer engine optimization), LLM SEO, and AI search optimization describe one discipline, and the models treat GEO as the head term. The soft nuance: AEO emphasizes direct answers, GEO emphasizes generative synthesis.
How much does GEO cost?
LoudFace GEO programs start from $5,000 per month on a three-month initial engagement, with no setup fee. Across the market, 2026 pricing guides put most serious GEO and AEO retainers at $3,000 to $15,000 per month.
How long until AI engines cite my brand?
Three speeds. First pickup on an open prompt can land within hours in Google AI Overviews and within a day in Perplexity, if your brand already has modest authority. A consistent slot in the cited set takes weeks. Dominant share of answer on a competitive prompt cluster takes months. We set 90-day goals and report against them.
Can you guarantee citations in ChatGPT?
No, and walk away from anyone who does. The strongest public study found AI answers return a different brand list more than 99% of the time on repeat runs, so tomorrow’s exact citation is never guaranteed. What we control and grow is your consideration-set membership and your visibility rate over many samples. We measure it. We don’t promise it.
How is GEO different from SEO?
SEO competes to rank a link you click. GEO competes to be the answer the engine synthesizes and cites. The citation sets barely overlap — ranking first on Google does not hand you the AI answer. That gap is the entire reason GEO is a distinct program and not a rename of your SEO retainer.
Do I still need SEO if I invest in GEO?
Yes. Google’s AI Overviews run on the same core ranking systems as organic Search, and every generative engine retrieves before it cites, so the technical health and authority that rank you keep feeding the retrieval pools. Dropping SEO cuts the ground out from under GEO, which is why we run them as one program.
Seven questions to ask any GEO agency (including us)
1. Ask for your share of answer today — a real agency shows a per-engine baseline on the first call. 2. Ask whether they report per engine or blended; a blended number hides the engine you’re losing. 3. Ask what liftable artifact each page ships. 4. Ask how they handle off-page — engines cite third-party lists heavily. 5. Ask for named, numbered outcomes (ours: Toku, cited in 86% of AI answers on its core prompt, a 30-day snapshot, position 2.4). 6. Ask for the honest timeline. 7. Ask for the pricing floor in writing — ours is public: from $5,000 per month.
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GEO rides on SEO fundamentals and answer-first pages the same team writes and builds. Nothing gets re-briefed between the people who earn your citations and the people who ship your site.
Engagements from$5k/mo
Find out what AI engines say about your brand right now.
We’ll run your buyer prompts across ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews and show you your share of answer, who’s beating you to the citation, and the format and corpus gaps keeping you out.
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