AI visibility
An AI Visibility Agency Measured Prompt by Prompt
You're a funded AI startup and you want to know, prompt by prompt, where AI engines name you and where they name a rival. We're the AI visibility agency that tracks the exact prompts your buyers ask across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode and Copilot, then fixes the ones you lose. For Viggle AI, cited pages went from 4 to 279.
Led by the former Senior SEO Manager at Invideo AI. Trusted by Viggle AI, HeyOz, Wisemonk and Monk.
Measured against a fixed baseline on every engagement.
- Viggle AI
- HeyOz
- Wisemonk
- Monk
- Zivoke
- TryScent
Visibility is decided one prompt at a time
An AI engine doesn't rank your brand overall. It answers one question at a time, and each answer names a handful of products. Your visibility is the share of your buyers' prompts where you're one of them, and that share can be counted, engine by engine.
What an AI visibility agency measures, and what it fixes
Every task starts from a prompt you're losing and ends with that prompt rerun. Google and Bing rankings are tracked alongside, because the pages that rank are often the ones answers cite.
Covered on every engine your buyers use
- ChatGPT
- Perplexity
- Claude
- Gemini
- Google AI Overviews
- Google AI Mode
- Copilot
- Bing
ChatGPT search and Copilot draw on Bing's index, so Bing rankings feed AI answers. We work on search and AI engines as one program.
How it works
The same four steps on every engagement, with a clear view of what to expect at 30, 60 and 90 days.
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Understand
Map your product, buyers, competitors and the prompts and searches that decide your category.
Days 1 to 30. A fixed baseline across every engine and the prompts that matter.
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Prioritize
Pick the few moves that will get you recommended fastest and turn them into a focused roadmap.
Days 1 to 30. A focused roadmap agreed, with the first fixes already shipping.
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Execute
Do the technical, content, authority and AI visibility work ourselves.
Days 30 to 60. Content, technical and authority work shipping every week.
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Improve
Track citations, rankings and conversions against the baseline and keep refining.
Days 60 to 90. A first read against the baseline, then the next quarter planned.
Results we can show you
Every engagement is measured against a fixed baseline set before the work started, so the before and after can be checked rather than taken on trust.
Who this is for, and who it is not for
A good fit
Funded AI startups, seed to Series B, that want one owner for search and AI answers
- Teams shipping content with no read on AI answers
- Products buyers compare in AI answers before a demo
- Startups losing best-tool prompts to one rival
- Founders who want visibility counted, not described
Not a fit yet
- Teams happy with Google rankings alone
- Companies that only want a monitoring tool
- Pre-launch startups with no product to recommend
Prompt-level measurement versus the usual scoreboards
| SearchAxe | AI visibility tracking tool | SEO agency rank report | Manual spot checks | |
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| Unit of measurement | Each buying prompt, on each engine | The prompts you enter, by engine | Keywords and traffic | Whatever someone asked that day |
| Prompt set held fixed | Agreed once, rerun monthly | Yes, if you maintain it | Not applicable | No |
| Knows why a prompt was lost | Cause traced to a page or source | Shows cited sources, not the cause | Not tracked | No |
| Ships the fix | Yes, we do the work | No, software only | Pages, rarely sources | No |
| Bing treated as an AI input | Yes, it feeds AI answers | Not applicable | Often an afterthought | No |
| Tied to signups | AI referrals and organic signups | Mentions only | Sessions and rankings | No |
What you get each month
- Baseline report Where you stand on every engine and in search before any work starts.
- Monthly AI citation and ranking report Citations by engine, rankings and referring domains, read against the baseline.
- Signups and demos attributed The pipeline that search and AI answers drove that month.
- Slack access A shared channel with the people doing the work.
- Rolling roadmap What shipped, what is next and why, updated every month.
- Competitor movement Which competitors gained or lost ground in AI answers and search, and why.
How we get started
From first call to work in progress in three steps.
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Book a free consultation
A call about your product, your market and where you stand in AI answers and search today.
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Get a plan and a quote
We send a plan for what we would do first, with a clear quote for the work.
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Work starts right away
Once the plan and quote are approved, the work starts immediately.
What clients say
We had thousands of pages going nowhere. Amit cleaned that up and rebuilt our landing pages. Our top three rankings are up 362% and our citations across AI engines have grown more than a hundred times.
Nan Ha
Product Growth Lead, Viggle AI
Read the Viggle AI case study
We came to Amit with a good product and almost no search presence. He gave our team a plan we could actually follow. Referring domains are up 183% and our first page rankings have more than tripled.
George Kurdin
Co-Founder, Monk
Read the Monk case study
Our content was getting published but not landing anywhere. Amit reworked how we format it for AI engines and our citations across all seven engines are up over 400%. The Reddit community he built now brings us leads weekly.
Aditya Nagpal
Founder, Wisemonk
Read the Wisemonk case study
We launched with a homepage and nothing else. Amit built the search foundation, the landing pages, the blog, the schema. Our domain rating is up 70% and we went from zero AI citations to being quoted by six of the seven AI engines.
Ahad Shams
Founder, HeyOz
Read the HeyOz case study
We had multiple pages fighting each other for the same terms. Amit mapped it all out, consolidated what needed consolidating, and rebuilt our service pages. Organic traffic is up 147% and our top three rankings have more than doubled.
Manjunath Thandu
CEO, Zivoke
Read the Zivoke case study
Who's behind SearchAxe
Amit Malvi spent four and a half years at Invideo AI, rising from SEO Executive to Senior SEO Manager. He built and led a 20-person link building team and owned the company's GEO and AEO programs. Today he works hands-on with a small number of AI startups.
Questions buyers ask us
How many prompts do you track?
Enough to cover every way a buyer asks for a product like yours, and no more. The count depends on your category and how many distinct use cases you sell into. We agree the set with you before the baseline, then hold it fixed, so a change from one month to the next reflects the answers and not a reshuffled list.
Why measure by prompt instead of an overall score?
Because an overall score hides the prompts that pay. You can gain on twenty feature questions and lose the one best-tool question that sends signups. Tracking each prompt on each engine shows which wins are worth having, and which losses need a fix this month rather than next quarter.
What does Bing have to do with AI visibility?
More than most teams expect. ChatGPT search and Copilot draw on Bing's index, so a page Bing ignores is a page those answers can't use. Plenty of startups have never opened Bing Webmaster Tools. We check indexing there alongside Google Search Console in the first month, because it's often the cheapest gap to close.
Can you get us mentioned across the prompts that matter?
We can raise how often you're named across a fixed set of buying prompts, but nobody can promise one prompt by a set date. We agree the set with you from real sales questions, rerun it monthly on every engine and trace each loss to a page, a source or a crawler block. Viggle AI's pages cited in AI answers went from 4 to 279, read against a fixed baseline.
How long before our visibility moves?
Technical fixes and page rewrites register first, once search and AI crawlers revisit. Mentions on third-party sources take longer to earn and longer to show up in answers. HeyOz reached page-one positions ten months after launching with a single homepage, which is a fair picture of the pace for a new domain. The first full read against the baseline comes at day 90.
Which engines matter most for our category?
It varies, which is why we measure all of them before choosing. For the same prompt, engines often cite different sources, and a brand can be strong on one and absent on another. The baseline shows where your buyers' prompts already name you and where they don't, and the roadmap is weighted toward the engines and prompts closest to signups.
Do you also fix how engines describe us?
Yes. The scoreboard logs not only whether you're named but how you're described. When an answer gets your category, buyer or pricing model wrong, we trace the source, usually an outdated page or a third-party listing, and correct it. Description fixes sit in the same roadmap as everything else, ranked by the prompts they affect.
Who runs the work day to day?
Amit Malvi leads every engagement. He spent four and a half years at Invideo AI, rising from SEO Executive to Senior SEO Manager, and owned its AI search programs. He reviews your prompt scoreboard each month and sets the next month's priorities from it, and the hands-on work is done under his review.
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