Right now somebody is asking “best project management software for agencies”
Your buyer asked ChatGPT. Your product wasn’t on the list.
When a buyer asks ChatGPT for the best software in your category, Geongyn makes sure your product is on the list. We do the same for building-product manufacturers, and we build the websites it depends on.
Search handed back a list.
A buyer searched, opened ten tabs and read the review sites. Every product in the category got a look before anyone made a shortlist.
AI hands back a shortlist.
Ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity or Claude for the best tool in a category and you get a few names back. There is no page two. A product that isn’t named never makes it to the demo.
Ask Gemini for a painter in Tillsonburg.
It names Paint Pure first. They're a local painting client, not a software company. Nine months ago the engines had never heard of them.
- 01Gemini — names them first
- 02ChatGPT — not yet. We'll tell you that on the call too.
- 03JAF Guitar School, London ON — starting to surface
Being named is no use if the site loses them.
An engine hands a buyer your name. The page they land on decides whether they book a demo or go back to the list. So we design and build the whole site, and we build it so the machine can read it too.
Get named. Be worth naming.
Most firms give you advice and leave the work to your team. We do it ourselves, from the comparison pages to the site itself. Visibility sends them, the site closes them.
This isn't a prediction. It already happened.
How people find what to buy has already moved. Three numbers from primary sources. Check them.
of B2B software buyers now start their research in an AI chatbot more often than in Google. A year earlier it was 29%.
G2, The Answer Economy. 1,076 B2B software buyers, March 2026.of Google visits ended in a click when an AI summary appeared — against 15% when it did not. Links inside the summary got 1%.
Pew Research Center, July 2025. 68,879 searches by 900 US adults, March 2025.year-on-year growth in referral visits sent by AI platforms — averaging 770.7m a month.
Similarweb, Generative AI Landscape. June 2025 – May 2026.Would AI name you? Find out in 30 seconds.
Paste your website URL. We'll check what an AI crawler actually sees on your site and tell you plainly what helps and what gets in the way. Works for a SaaS site or a manufacturer's.
What the scan checks
- Whether your robots.txt lets AI crawlers in
- Whether the page has enough readable text for an engine to quote
- Whether detail that belongs on the page is stuck in PDFs
- Whether your structured data says who you are and what you sell
- Whether your contact details are readable text
- Whether you publish an llms.txt file
FAQ
Questions worth asking before you hire anyone.
What is generative engine optimization (GEO)?
Generative engine optimization is the work of getting your company named inside the answer an AI assistant gives, rather than ranked in a list of links. When a buyer asks ChatGPT or Gemini for the best software in a category, or who makes a building product, the engine returns a few names instead of ten results. GEO is how you become one of those names. Answer engine optimization (AEO) is the same idea aimed at answer boxes and voice assistants. Geongyn does both.
How do I get my software recommended by ChatGPT?
Give the engine something it can read, then get it backed up somewhere else. Publish comparison, alternatives, integration and pricing pages as plain text. Mark them up with SoftwareApplication and FAQ schema. Keep your product name, category and one-line description the same on your site, LinkedIn and every review profile. Then work on the outside sources the engines already cite for your category, like review sites and roundup articles. There is no submission form for this.
Why does AI name my competitor and not my product?
Usually because your competitor gave it more to work with. They might have an alternatives page, a comparison page, more reviews on the sites the engine cites, or a clearer description of what they do. Your detail might sit inside a JavaScript app, a gated PDF or a pricing page that just says contact us. The engine names the products it can read and confirm. If it can’t read yours, you don’t come up.
How is GEO different from SEO?
SEO competes for a position in a list of links. GEO decides whether you appear in the answer that replaces the list. They run on different signals, which is why plenty of products that rank well for a term are missing from the AI answer to that same term. GEO adds to SEO and doesn’t replace it. The foundations still matter, but this layer is about whether a machine can read and quote what you do.
How much does GEO cost?
We scope it on the call and quote one upfront fee for the foundation work plus one monthly fee to hold the position. There is no published price list, because the right number depends on how much needs building and what one new customer is worth to you. For a SaaS company that means annual contract value multiplied by the years a customer stays. You see the full figure before you are asked to decide anything.
Do you work with building-product manufacturers too?
Yes. Building-product manufacturers and suppliers are our second focus, after B2B SaaS. Contractors and spec writers now ask AI who makes a product and who stocks it nearby, and a manufacturer’s spec data often sits in PDFs an engine reads badly. We publish that data as readable pages and build the where-to-buy coverage. The full approach is on our GEO for building-product manufacturers page.
Thirty minutes. We run your category live on the call.
No pitch deck. We ask the engines what your buyers ask, in front of you, and show you which competitors get named. You keep the findings either way.