AI is recommending your competitors.
Not you.

SEO gets you ranked on Google's list of links. AI visibility (also called GEO, AEO, or LLMO) determines whether ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity actually recommend you when someone asks 'What's the best tool for [your category]?'. Different algorithms, different signals, different strategies. A page-one Google ranking doesn't guarantee AI will mention you - and vice versa.

We track your brand across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity. Each platform pulls from different sources and weights information differently, so visibility varies significantly between them. We test hundreds of buying-intent queries across each platform to give you the full picture.

We don't use random queries. We start by understanding your business - your product range, target customers, competitors, and category. Then we generate queries that match how real buyers search: across the entire journey from problem-aware ('how do I fix X?') to solution-aware ('best tools for X') to comparison ('X vs Y'). This gives you visibility into the queries that actually matter for your pipeline.

SEO tools track Google rankings and backlinks. We track what AI actually says about you - the recommendations, the sentiment, the competitors mentioned alongside you, and the sources AI cites. When a buyer asks ChatGPT for advice, that's not a Google search. It's a fundamentally different channel that requires different tracking. See a full BrandViz.AI vs Semrush comparison.

If you're on our Done-For-You Sprint, nothing - we implement the fixes directly in your CMS and codebase. You get weekly progress reports showing what we shipped and how visibility is moving. If you're on a self-serve plan, every report includes an Action Center with specific, prioritized fixes - things like: update your G2 profile (30 min), add schema markup (2 hrs). Each action shows estimated effort and expected impact. See a sample report.

AI models synthesize information from review sites, documentation, Reddit discussions, comparison articles, and other sources. They look for recency, consistency, and authority. If your G2 profile is outdated, your docs lack structured data, or competitors are mentioned more often in relevant discussions - AI notices. We show you exactly which sources are helping or hurting your visibility.

For Sprint clients, we start shipping fixes in week one and you'll typically see measurable visibility movement within the first 30 days. The full 90-day Sprint gives you a clear before-and-after picture. For self-serve users, your first report is ready in under 10 minutes. Either way, improving AI visibility is a compounding game - some quick wins (like updating review profiles) show impact within days, while broader gains build over weeks and months.

Actually, earlier is better. AI recommendations tend to solidify over time - the brands that establish strong visibility now will be harder to displace later. Starting early means you can build AI visibility into your content strategy from day one, rather than trying to catch up after competitors have locked in those recommendations.

Any B2B company where buyers might ask AI for recommendations - software tools, professional services, agencies, dev tools, marketing platforms. If someone could type 'What's the best [your category]?' into ChatGPT and expect a useful answer, you need to know what that answer is.

We have two paths. If you want done-for-you implementation - where we audit your full AI presence and execute the fixes directly on your site over 90 days - that's our Sprint engagement. Pricing is based on scope and discussed on a call. If you want to monitor and action it yourself, our self-serve SaaS plans start from $199 AUD/month and include all AI platforms, hundreds of buying queries, competitor benchmarking, and a prioritized action queue. Not sure which fits? Start with a free snapshot and we can go from there.