Be the name AI recommends.

It is how often, and how well, AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude name your business when someone asks for what you sell. We measure it with fixed buyer questions, asked several times in each engine.

It builds on SEO. AI engines read the same web and lean on search indexes, so technical SEO is the foundation. The difference: AI picks a handful of names and explains why, and it relies heavily on what other sites say about you.

Four names for the same work: making sure AI answer engines can read your business, trust it and name it. GEO (generative engine optimization) is the most used term; AEO, LLM SEO and AI SEO mean much the same. GEO explained.

With us: a one-off audit at €390, or €490 or €1,450 a month, excluding VAT. On the public pricing pages of 18 providers we checked on 22 October 2026, agencies charged from €1,500 a month in Europe to $20,000 and more in the US, and measurement tools $29 to $489 a month.

No, and nobody honestly can. What we guarantee: if the Done-for-you measurement shows no progress by day 90, month four is free. On Category Leader: at least two earned mentions per quarter, or the next month is free.

Technical fixes are usually picked up within weeks. Being named takes longer, because engines need other sources that mention you. That is why we re-measure every month and report the trend, not a single score.

With the basics, in this order: let the AI crawlers in, make your key pages readable without JavaScript, describe your company in structured data, and make your details the same everywhere. The free check tests the technical part in about 20 seconds; the guide covers all eight steps.

Find the source it repeats, correct it there and on your own site, and ask the same question again over the following weeks. You cannot edit an answer; you can change what the engine reads. What to do, step by step.

A short text file at the root of your site that tells AI tools who you are and which pages matter. It is optional: Google says its search does not use it, and we found no official statement from OpenAI, Anthropic or Perplexity that their answers do. Cheap to add, but crawler access and structured data come first. llms.txt explained.

Ask for the raw answers: engine, question, date and run. Ask whether the questions were frozen before the work started, and whether each was asked more than once. A score without answers, or a promised position, shows you nothing. Our method is public, so you can hold us to the same test.

Yes. Our team serves clients anywhere in the world, remotely, in English, Spanish, Dutch and German, and measures per market and language. Premium clients can also have the whole team on site; travel is billed separately.

Simon, who has worked on search visibility since 2013, and the ToBeFound team. The company behind the service is Sucess Sociedad Civil in Tenerife, Spain; our clients are anywhere in the world.

We keep your request and results only to do the work. We never put your domain into third-party competitor tools and we never sell data. Details on the privacy page.