AI Preference pitch rescue
Use when a brand loses recommendation prompts to a better-known competitor. Show which assistant prefers whom, why, and which source improvements can change the answer.
Monitor AI answers, compare competitors, and create reports that grow recurring GEO revenue.
Built for SEO and GEO agencies managing local, national, and multilingual accounts. See who AI assistants recommend, why competitors win, and which content, citation, and entity fixes can improve visibility.
Track recommendations, answer sentiment, share of voice, citation gaps, and competitor mentions by country, language, buyer persona, and prompt intent — then turn the findings into client-ready reports and recurring optimization work.
VectorGap breaks AI visibility down by market, language, persona, competitor set, and prompt intent, so your team can explain exactly why a brand is losing recommendations and what to fix next.
Targeted preference audits show whether AI recommends your client or a competitor for a specific buyer, market, and comparison context.
Query-level testing across major AI models with market, language, persona, competitor set, and prompt intent preserved instead of averaged away.
Track target-aware Share of Voice, then use Brand Hub graph actions to fix source gaps, entity confusion, proof weakness, and content opportunities.
Use VectorGap to create measurable AI visibility deliverables across acquisition, retention, and expansion accounts.
Use when a brand loses recommendation prompts to a better-known competitor. Show which assistant prefers whom, why, and which source improvements can change the answer.
Compare perception across countries, languages, buyer personas, and markets, then prioritize content and source updates for the weakest segment.
Track target-aware Share of Voice monthly and turn Brand Hub graph actions into SEO, digital PR, and GEO production work.
Monitor unlimited brands, inspect AI answers, compare competitors, segment by market and persona, and generate client-ready reports for €445/mo.
The public changelog shows the latest onboarding, AI visibility, prompt inspection, competitor comparison, segmentation, and reporting improvements available to agencies.
GEO software for SEO agencies helps teams measure how client brands appear across AI assistants by market, language, buyer persona, and competitor set, then turn those gaps into page-level fixes and client-ready reporting. VectorGap is built around localized market intelligence instead of generic global AI monitoring.
Start with the prompts buyers actually use in each target market and language, then track three layers across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok, and Mistral: brand mentions, supporting citations, and recommendation rate. That shows whether a client is merely present, actually trusted, or commercially preferred in local AI answers.
A strong GEO baseline audit should cover category and comparison prompts by target market, citation-gap analysis, competitor benchmarks, buyer-persona answer differences, extractability blockers on key pages, and a short list of the highest-leverage fixes an SEO agency can ship fast. The goal is not another dashboard, but a clear localized remediation plan you can show to the client.
Most teams start with a baseline audit, then run weekly or bi-weekly checks for high-intent pages, launches, and competitive campaigns.
Track all three: mentions show presence, citations show evidence quality, and recommendations show commercial impact. Recommendation rate usually maps closest to pipeline outcomes.
No. GEO complements traditional SEO by extending visibility work into AI-generated answers. Blue-link rankings still drive traffic, but GEO ensures your brand is also cited and recommended when users get answers directly from AI assistants.
Monitor where customers appear in AI answers, prove which competitors are winning, identify the fixes that improve visibility, and deliver reports that support recurring GEO revenue.
Monitor AI visibility, compare competitors, inspect prompts and answers, and turn every gap into client-ready reporting.