Your buyers already ask AI who to hire. Google AI Overviews reach 2.5 billion people a month (Google I/O, May 2026). ChatGPT serves 1.2 billion users a week (OpenAI DevDay, September 2026). 45% of consumers have used an AI tool for a business recommendation, up from 6% a year earlier (BrightLocal, April 2026). If the answer doesn't name your company, the lead goes to a competitor. Your analytics never register the loss.
We make AI answers name you. We measure the share of answers that recommend your brand and grow it month over month. The result is a checkable number: "you appeared in 12% of answers, now 34%." We start with an audit — $590, 5–7 days, credited toward your first month. Minimum contract is 3 months — an honest measurement takes a series of runs.
We work best with companies that sell through their website — services, e-commerce, complex B2B. If buyers ask questions before they buy, some already ask AI.
Buyers ask ChatGPT and Perplexity "who builds custom software in Austin" or "best CRM consultants for manufacturing". AI names two or three companies. If you're not among them, the call goes to whoever was named. You never find out: the lead never touched your site or your analytics. No ad slot exists in that answer. Getting into the list takes systematic work. One-shot "AI optimization" doesn't work.
SEO works, and leads still shrink.
Rankings hold, the keyword map is covered, traffic slides. The cause sits outside the results page. Part of your buyers' questions now ends with an AI answer, and the click on your website never happens. Classic analytics reports "falling demand". Demand moved to a new surface — where a competitor already sits. 68% of Google searches end without a single click (SparkToro / Similarweb, June 2026).
You can't check the vendor.
The market is full of "GEO experts" — GEO means generative engine optimization, tuning a brand for AI answers. Most of them sell a pretty report built from a single run. One run proves nothing. AI answers drift between questions and sessions. The check is simple: ask for the prompt panel — a fixed list of buyer questions — and the run history with dates. One lucky screenshot instead is a lottery ticket.
Profiles, reviews and listings live their own life.
AI reads far more than your website: Google Business Profile, Yelp, G2, Reddit, industry directories. A stale profile, unanswered reviews, or duplicate listings cut your chances of a mention. The correlation is measured: brand mentions on third-party sites predict AI visibility several times stronger than backlinks — 0.66 against 0.22 (Ahrefs, May 2025). Without regular audits, you learn this after the fact.
Minimum contract is 3 months. Shorter is not measurable: honest dynamics need a series of runs.
How to choose a tier. The audit fits everyone: it produces the map — your share, the competitors, the plan. Start works for one product and one region: 30 prompts cover the demand. Business fits multiple brands, many regions, or a crowded niche: 60–100 prompts catch demand across directions. Unsure? Start with the audit.
What you get every month. A report with numbers: share of answers across the panel, dynamics per surface, verified AI-bot visits from your logs, delivered content-answers, plan for the next month. No "we did a lot of work" — only figures and a breakdown of the work.
What the price is made of. The retainer covers measurement, content, and platform work every month — the labor of an analyst, a content editor, and a technical specialist plus runs across four surfaces. The price is fixed for the contract.
Want to understand how AI answers work under the hood? Read our breakdown of GEO and AEO in the blog — how AI search reads brands and where it takes facts. This page covers the service and the pricing.
Write to us on Telegram — we will name who occupies your slots in AI answers right now and propose an audit date. Prefer email? Write to info@toimi.pro — same result: who takes your spots in the answers and where to start.
SEO moves your site up in classic results, position by position. AI visibility — the industry calls it GEO, optimization for generative engines — wins brand mentions inside AI answers. The mechanics differ: an AI model assembles one ready answer from sources it can reach — websites, directories, reviews — instead of showing ten links. There is overlap: technical health, content structure, markup. The measurement, the prompt panel, and the work plan are their own. SEO isn't going anywhere — you still need positions and classic traffic. A site with SEO and without AI visibility loses a growing slice of demand. A detailed comparison lives in our GEO and AEO article; the classic SEO service is here.
The audit is $590, 5–7 days. Monthly work: the Start tier is $1,400 per month, Business is $2,350 per month. Minimum contract is 3 months. The audit fee is credited toward the first retainer month — effectively free for those who continue. The audit picks the right tier: it shows the demand volume before you commit.
Month one is the audit, the zero point, technical fixes, and the content plan. Visible movement in the share of answers arrives in months two through four — we say this before signing. Anyone promising faster offers one lucky run instead of a series: answers drift between sessions, and one good answer means nothing. The first report comes after month one: specific competitor names and your zero point.
Four ways at once. The prompt panel: a fixed set of 30 typical buyer questions (60–100 on Business). A series of runs across four surfaces — ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews / Gemini, Perplexity, Microsoft Copilot — at least 10 runs per measurement. A "position in AI" doesn't exist; the stable metric is the share of appearances (SparkToro, January 2026). IP-verified AI-bot visits in your server logs — we count only verified bots, since up to 82% of "AI bot" hits in raw logs are impersonators (Forrester, June 2026). Platform-side reports: "Generative AI" in Google Search Console, AI Performance in Bing Webmaster Tools. The result reads "was 12%, now 34%" with a breakdown per surface.
Four: ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews / Gemini, Perplexity, and Microsoft Copilot. Google AI Overviews reach 2.5 billion people a month (Google I/O, May 2026); ChatGPT serves 1.2 billion a week (OpenAI DevDay, September 2026). Together they cover the mainstream of US AI demand. Perplexity and Copilot add the research-heavy audience. We report each surface separately: source overlap between AI platforms measured at 9–13% (MOAB, 2025), so an average across them would hide the truth.
No. Answers are assembled from many sources and change between sessions; guaranteeing a specific wording is not honest. We guarantee an honest measurement, a documented methodology, and checkable numbers: prompt panel, run dates, IP verification of bot visits. If a vendor promises the first place in AI, they sell hope instead of work.
A content-answer is an article on your website built for one specific panel question. AI takes facts from sources that are reachable and readable: structured, marked up, direct answer to the question. We write such materials under your buyers' questions — 4 per month on Start, 8 on Business. Each content-answer closes its prompt and strengthens the brand's position in the answers. People read them too: the articles feed your blog and work for classic search. One job serves two channels.
Three things. Access to the website and server logs — without them we can't verify AI-bot visits. Asking real clients for reviews and answering existing ones. Approval of content-answers: we prepare the materials, you have the final word on publication. Count on a couple of hours a week on your side.
