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Your brand on AI's shortlist

Your buyers already ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity what to buy and who to hire. aigo Tracker shows in one check what AI tells them about your topics. With aigo Growth, our team works on getting your company into those answers.

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AI assistants

Question: Which service should I use to get my brand into AI answers?

GeminiGathering an answer from sources

  • website
  • maps
  • reviews
  • directories
  • roundups

  1. aigo

    named first: dated numbers and cases up front

  2. Service A
  3. Service B

How customers ask AI

  • Who can I trust to renovate my apartment?
  • Which CRM should my sales team use?
  • Where can I order coffee beans for delivery?
  • Which bank should I choose for my business?
  • Where can I book a venue for a party of 40?
  • Which dentist near me should I go to?
  • Which language school is right for my child?
  • Who can help me get into AI answers?
  • Who builds turnkey mobile apps?
  • Where can I get a brand video made?
  • Which packaging supplier is right for a café?
  • Which email marketing service should I choose?
  • Where can I find a development team for fintech?
  • Which coworking space downtown should I choose?
  • Who should build a website for my clinic?
  • Who should I hire to promote my brand in AI answers?

Your customers already ask AI

  • 900M

    people use ChatGPT every week. A year earlier, it was 400 million.

    OpenAI, February 2026

  • 2.5B

    people see an AI Overview in Google Search every month.

    Google, May 2026

  • +42%

    more often a visitor who came from AI buys than one who came from other sources: US retail sites, March 2026.

    Adobe, April 2026

  • 68%

    of Google searches in the US end without a single click.

    SparkToro and Similarweb, June 2026

One answer instead of ten links

Before: ten links

Now: one answer

  1. Your company
  2. Competitor A
  3. Competitor B

Nobody scrolls through lists of links anymore. People ask a question and get two or three names. The only question is whether one of them is yours.

Two ways to work with aigo

Some teams want the picture and do the work themselves. Others want to hand the work to us. Start with a check and move to Growth whenever you like.

aigo Tracker

Self-serve check

Tracker

Understand.

Enter your website, approve the topics and questions, pick the assistants. The preview on real answers is free, the full check is one price. The report opens right after: where you're named, where you're not, and who's named instead.

Visibility by topic

ChatGPTGeminiPerplexityClaude
  • Choosing a CRM for a small team46%
  • Moving off spreadsheets38%
  • CRM pricing13%

26%

Named in 25 of 96 answers

  • Visibility for every topic
  • Each assistant counted on its own
  • Who's named instead of you, and your rank
  • Where AI gets its answers, and your site as a source
  • Topics and questions from your website, or your own
  • Where the gaps are, and every answer word for word

Full check$94one-off · free preview

Explore Tracker

aigo Growth

Done for you

Growth

Understand and act.

Our team works on the topics and questions from your check. AI agents prepare it and you approve it. Every cycle ends with a measurement.

  • SEO, GEO and AEO strategy
  • Editorial calendar, articles and landing pages
  • Website facts and technical fixes
  • Listings, directories and reviews
  • Publishing and outreach
  1. Research
  2. Strategy
  3. Plan
  4. Create
  5. Optimize
  6. Publish
  7. Measure
  8. Improve

Priced by results

You pay only for the questions where your brand moved up in AI answers.

Explore Growth

Start with a check. When you want us to do the work, press “I want promotion” in the report: Growth carries on with the same topics and questions.

Your rating in every topic, down to the answer

Enter your website, approve the topics and questions, pick the assistants. We ask the questions through the assistants' APIs with web search and count how often you're named. Below is an example report for a fictional CRM company.

  1. Topics and questionsSuggested from your website; add your own as a list or a file. You approve the set.
  2. One rating per topicThe share of answers that name you, with each assistant's own number beside it.
  3. The answers behind itEvery question in every assistant, named or not. Each answer carries its method and its full text.
  4. Who's named, and from whereThe brands named instead of you, the sources the answers cite and your site among them. That's where the work is.

Your company in AI answers

CRM · United States · 4 topics · 24 questions · 4 assistants

Method: taken via API, with web search

Visibility
26%
of answers name you
Rank
#4of 5
among brands in the answers
Share of voice
14%
of all brand mentions
Answers in the check
96
24 questions × 4 assistants

Your site as a source

10of 96

answers cite your site

By topic

  1. Choosing a CRM for a small team4/24
  2. Moving off spreadsheets5/24
  3. CRM pricing1/24
  4. Phone and email integrations0/24

Share of voice by brand

  • Competitor A30%
  • Competitor B23%
  • Competitor C21%
  • Your company14%
  • Competitor D11%

Your mentions: 25 of 174

Visibility by topic

Visibility by topic
46%ChatGPT: 67%Gemini: 33%Perplexity: 50%Claude: 33%#2 of 5
38%ChatGPT: 50%Gemini: 33%Perplexity: 50%Claude: 17%#2 of 4
13%ChatGPT: 17%Gemini: 0%Perplexity: 33%Claude: 0%#5 of 5
8%ChatGPT: 0%Gemini: 17%Perplexity: 17%Claude: 0%#5 of 5

All topics: 26%

Named in 25 of 96 answers

Questions in this topic5 generated · 1 yours

NamedNot named
01Which CRM should a 20-person sales team choose? Yours
02Which CRM is easiest for a small sales team to set up?
03Competitor A or Competitor B for a team of 15?
04What are good alternatives to Competitor A for a small team?
05How do I choose a CRM for a small sales team?
06Which CRM helps a small team stop losing leads?

Named in 11 of 24 answers in this topic

Brands named

  1. 1Competitor A17 answers
  2. 2Your company11 answers
  3. 3Competitor B9 answers
  4. 4Competitor C6 answers
  5. 5Competitor D4 answers

Sources cited

  1. Review sites14 answers
  2. Comparison articles11 answers
  3. Forums and Q&A7 answers
  4. Your website4 answers

Then we do the work

Knowing where you stand is half the job. The other half is the work that changes what AI reads about you. In Growth, we run it cycle after cycle.

  1. 01

    Stage 1: Research

    We ask the assistants your market uses your buyers' questions and record who gets named and where the answers come from.

    Research

    Buyer questions

    4 topics · 24 questions · 4 assistants

    1. 01Which CRM should a 20-person sales team choose?
    2. 02What's a good CRM for a team moving off spreadsheets?
    3. 03Which CRMs integrate with our phone system?
    4. 04How much does a CRM cost per seat?
    5. + 20 more

    Approved by you · locked until the next measurement

  2. 02

    Stage 2: Strategy

    We decide which questions to work on first, and which sources matter most: your site, directories, reviews, roundups.

    Strategy

    Priority plan

    Cycle 1

    • Comparison questionsHighnamed instead: 3 competitors
    • Business directoriesHighold name in 4 listings
    • Pricing pageMediumprice not quotable
    • Review sitesMediumprofile incomplete

  3. 03

    Stage 3: Plan

    An editorial calendar built from your buyers' questions and the gaps the measurement shows: what to write, and in what order.

    Plan

    Editorial calendar

    Next four weeks

    1. Week 1Comparison page: choosing a CRM for a small team
    2. Week 2Article: moving a sales team off spreadsheets
    3. Week 3FAQ page: what a CRM costs per seat
    4. Week 4Listings: four directories to correct

    Built from your 24 buyer questions

  4. 04

    Stage 4: Create

    We put the facts about your company in one place, and you approve every statement. Then we write the articles and pages that answer your buyers' questions.

    Create

    How to choose a CRM for a small sales team

    Article draft · answers 4 buyer questions

    Answers questions 1, 2, 4 and 7

    Waiting for your approval

  5. 05

    Stage 5: Optimize

    We fix your website: facts in a form a machine can quote, pages that answer common questions, structured data, access for AI crawlers.

    Optimize

    Company facts

    One source of truth

    Name
    Your company
    What you sell
    CRM for sales teams
    For whom
    Teams of 5 to 200
    Price from
    Per seat, monthly

    Approved by you · 9 sources checked against it

  6. 06

    Stage 6: Publish

    We publish what you approve and keep your directory and review listings up to date. We don't buy mentions.

    Publish

    Work log

    This cycle

    1. Research agentAsked 24 buyer questions in 4 assistants
    2. Writing agentDrafted: how to choose a CRM for a small team
    3. Review agentChecked every fact against your fact sheet
    4. YouApproved the draft
    5. TeamPublished it on your blog, corrected two directory listings

  7. 07

    Stage 7: Measure

    We ask the same assistants the same questions, each in a fresh chat, and show you the difference, zeros included.

    MeasureReal data

    ShotBook, our own product

    AI checks, 46 answers each

    Five checks in a row gave 0 of 46. The sixth, on September 7, 2026, gave 10 of 46.

  8. 08

    Stage 8: Improve

    We look at what moved and what didn't. The next cycle's plan starts from those numbers.

    Improve

    Next cycle

    From the numbers

    • Questions still at zero: back to the sources
    • New buyer questions: added to the plan
    • What worked: done again, elsewhere
    • Directories you're missing from: add listings

After each measurement, back to the sources. Cycle after cycle.

What's behind the work

We weren't happy with the usual agency setup: knowledge lives in people's heads, and the report is written by whoever did the work. So we built our own system.

  • One memory of your company

    Facts and decisions live in one place. Switching team members or AI models doesn't reset anything.

  • AI agents do the work, a human makes the decisions

    Dozens of agents research, write, check and measure in parallel. A human approves everything that goes out.

  • Every step is recorded and measured

    We write down the baseline and the bar for success before the work starts. Every number has a date and a source.

Case studies

ShotBook is our own product and a public case study. amBrain is a B2B project in progress right now.

ShotBook

Our product · public

shotbook.art (opens in a new tab)
726
users from 92 countries, as of September 8, 2026
34%
of sign-ups came from ChatGPT
$0
ad budget

How many times AI named ShotBook

Five checks in a row gave 0 of 46. The sixth, on September 7, 2026, gave 10 of 46.

AI answers measured on September 7, 2026; ShotBook user database exported on September 8.

amBrain

Development teams for FinTech, AdTech and AI.

ambrain.org (opens in a new tab)

≈39%

of website visitors came from ChatGPT, on average

Traffic sources

  1. 1ChatGPT
  2. 2Google
  3. 3LinkedIn

9calls booked by leads who came from ChatGPT

Website traffic and calls, September 2026. This is a one-month snapshot, not a before-and-after comparison. These numbers don't measure our contribution.

What we don't do

  • We don't buy mentions or placements in roundups.

  • We don't write reviews on clients' behalf or pose as “independent users”.

  • We don't quote numbers without a measurement date.

  • We don't change the questions or the AI assistants between measurements.

  • We don't hide the zeros: if AI still doesn't name you, you'll be the first to know.

Find out what AI says about you

Two ways to start: run the check yourself with Tracker, or plan the work with our team in Growth.

Check it yourself

Enter your website, approve the topics and questions, pick the assistants. The preview is free, the full check is one price, and the report opens right after.

  • Topics and questions from your website, or your own
  • Visibility per topic and per assistant
  • Who's named instead of you
  • Every answer word for word, each with its method

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Plan the work with us

A 30-minute call: tell us about your company and your customers, and we'll show you which companies AI assistants name instead of you. We take calls in English, Russian or Armenian.

After the call

  • A check on your topics and questions
  • Who's named instead of you, and where AI gets its answers
  • What to fix first
  • A results-based price, before the work starts
Pick a time (opens in a new tab)

Or leave your site and a contact

Or directly:

Growth is priced by results: we name the total after the check, before the work starts: see pricing.

FAQ

Didn't find yours? Write to us

contact@aigo.art

What's the difference between Tracker and Growth?

Tracker is a self-serve check: you enter your website, approve the topics and questions, pick the assistants and get a report on what AI tells your buyers and who it names instead of you. Growth is the work itself: content, website fixes, listings and publishing. Our team does it, and every cycle ends with a measurement.

Do we have to come up with the questions?

No. Enter your website address and we suggest the topics and questions. Add your own specific questions as a list or a file; you approve the set.

Will AI start naming us?

Nobody can promise that: the assistants decide what to say. We work on the sources they build their answers from and measure the result the same way every time, zeros included. We write down what counts as a result before we start.

Do you buy mentions in AI answers?

No. We change the sources AI builds its answers from: your website, listings, reviews, pages that answer your customers' questions.

Which AI assistants do you check?

Pick from ten: ChatGPT, Gemini, Alice AI, Perplexity, Claude, Copilot, DeepSeek, Grok, GigaChat and Google AI Overviews. A check includes 3 to 5 of them, with your market's set ticked by default. In Growth we pick them by priority: the ones your buyers actually ask. The set stays the same between checks.

Is this GEO?

Yes. GEO and AEO are what the market calls AI search optimization: getting AI to name a company in its answers. We do the same and measure the result: the same questions before and after, with the zeros visible in the report too.

How do we start?

For Tracker, enter your website address, approve the topics, questions and assistants, look at the preview and pay for the full check. For Growth, press “I want promotion” in the report or book a 30-minute call.

How much does Growth cost?

You pay only for the questions where your brand moved up in AI answers: once for the rise, then monthly for holding it. We name the price of each question after the check, before the work starts.

Who makes the decisions?

You do. The system prepares and a human approves. Nothing goes out without your go-ahead.

How long will it take?

AI assistants update their answers gradually, so we work in cycles and show you the numbers after each measurement.

Can we start with Tracker and move to Growth later?

Yes. The “I want promotion” button in the report sends us a request together with your check. Growth runs on the same topics and questions, so you don't start over.

Who do you work with?

Companies worldwide, B2B included: B2B buyers also ask AI which vendor to choose, and amBrain, one of our case studies, is B2B. We're registered in Armenia and take calls in English, Russian or Armenian.