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GEO is the practice of getting your business mentioned, cited and recommended inside answers from AI engines such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews. Classic SEO earns a ranked link; GEO earns a place in the answer itself.

Yes. Start from your Google Maps listing, Instagram, WhatsApp, a link in bio, or four quick questions. Searchiz builds your profile from them and publishes a page AI engines can cite, on your own domain if you want.

Searchiz asks discovery questions that never name your brand, repeats them on each engine, and counts how many valid answers mention or recommend you. Every rate shows the number of answers and a 95% Wilson interval.

The answer is labeled failed, blocked or unsupported and left out of the sample. A failure is never counted as the engine ignoring you.

No. It prepares work automatically, but nothing is published until a person approves the exact rendered version. Changing a word or a fact requires a new approval.

To the WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Google Business Profile, social scheduler or email tool you connect, or to a page Searchiz hosts, on your own domain if you want. Hosted pages notify IndexNow after publication; that reports a changed URL and does not guarantee indexing or a citation.

Yes. Send a single-use approval link. Your client can approve the exact version or request changes, which withdraws any earlier approval.

ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Perplexity, Copilot and Claude are collected when a configured provider supports them. Others are listed as unsupported.

Yes. Connect the MCP server or use the CLI with a workspace API key. Agents can read results, prepare actions and request approval.

Yes. The open source application runs with your own collection and publishing credentials. It excludes the shared public index and the hosted dataset.