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AI search optimization agencies, reviewed and ranked

Getting cited inside ChatGPT, Perplexity and AI Overviews. Sold as GEO or AEO. Scored hardest on claim discipline, because nobody controls what an assistant says.

17 evaluated.

The youngest category on this site, and it shows

Almost every firm here is under two years old, the surfaces change monthly, and nobody has a long track record because there has not been time to build one. That is not a reason to avoid the category — the demand is real — but it does mean you should discount confident claims heavily and weight method and honesty above results.

Nobody can guarantee a citation

No agency controls a model's output, and none has privileged access to how an assistant chooses sources. Guaranteed rankings, guaranteed citations, guaranteed ‘first result in ChatGPT’, or a claimed partnership with a model provider are the clearest signal in this category, and not a good one. Where we found those, the record names them.

Ask how they would measure it

Assistant answers vary by user, session, phrasing and region, and change without notice. Credible measurement means a defined prompt set, repeated sampling, and an honest account of variance. A screenshot of one good answer is an anecdote. If the whole proof is screenshots, you are buying storytelling.

Much of what is sold as GEO is SEO with a new label

Structured content, schema, entity clarity and authoritative sourcing genuinely do help a model find and quote you — and they are also just good SEO. Several firms in this set are doing competent SEO under a newer, more expensive name. That is not fraud, and the work may still be worth buying, but you should know which you are paying for. Our records say plainly where the method was indistinguishable from SEO.

Prefer short commitments

In a field where nobody can yet evidence a twelve-month outcome, a twelve-month lock-in transfers all the uncertainty to you. Firms offering month-to-month or short engagements are pricing the uncertainty honestly.

Evaluated

AI Search Optimization17 evaluated

1Digital AgencySTRONG FIT
AI Search Optimization · 4.0/5
An eCommerce SEO firm since 2012 that has built a real AEO/GEO line on top -- published prompt-panel monitoring methodology, a full price ladder from $899/mo, and explicit no-guarantee language -- but with no AI-search case study yet and a 941-review rating claim that does not reconcile with what third-party platforms show.
CubitrekSTRONG FIT
AI Search Optimization · 3.85/5
Publishes month-to-month AEO pricing from $500 and names real retrieval-specific technique (Wikidata sameAs anchoring, llms.txt, passage-level extractability), but every AI-search result it advertises is from an unnamed client.
TripleDartSTRONG FIT
AI Search Optimization · 3.75/5
Full-service B2B SaaS agency whose GEO line publishes a real eight-week method, a $5,000/month month-to-month price and a non-determinism-aware measurement guide, though much of the program is its existing SEO practice under a new label.
PassionfruitSTRONG FIT
AI Search Optimization · 3.7/5
An AI-native SEO agency whose published research is unusually honest about AI-search measurement - 60-100+ runs per prompt, 40-60% monthly citation churn, no proven citation-to-revenue link - while its own homepage and case studies advertise AI-revenue percentages with none of that method attached, and no price is published anywhere.
PerceptureSTRONG FIT
AI Search Optimization · 3.7/5
Full-service NY digital marketing and PR agency whose GEO line publishes real prices ($3,500-$10k+/mo) and unusually honest measurement writing, but whose sales page leans on anonymised percentage claims and whose independent review base is empty.
Intero DigitalSTRONG FIT
AI Search Optimization · 3.65/5
A large full-service digital agency whose productized GEO line publishes unusually honest material on AI-answer volatility and makes no citation guarantees, but publishes no pricing and headlines client results as percentages with no baseline.
RevenueZenSTRONG FIT
AI Search Optimization · 3.6/5
A transparent, well-reviewed B2B SEO and content agency with six published price tiers from $3,000 to $15,000 a month and no lock-in, whose GEO line is a real but conventional content-schema-and-digital-PR program with no AI-search case study behind it.
The SEO WorksSTRONG FIT
AI Search Optimization · 3.55/5
A 17-year-old Sheffield SEO agency with a real GEO line - it ships llms.txt, an LLM-facing facts page and a machine-readable entity map on its own domain, and names DHL as an AI-search client - but most of the described method is ordinary SEO, no prompt set or tracking tool is ever named, and every AI result is a percentage delta with no baseline.
GreenBanana SEOCONDITIONAL
AI Search Optimization · 3.4/5
A fifteen-year Boston SEO shop that has extended into AEO/GEO with an unusually honest set of disclaimers -- 'we can't guarantee citations', 'not affiliated with OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, Microsoft, or Perplexity' -- but whose AI-search proof is three anonymous case studies quoting precise revenue figures with no prompt set or sample size behind them.
Marcel DigitalCONDITIONAL
AI Search Optimization · 3.25/5
A 20-year Chicago SEO and web development agency with a published five-phase AEO practice, no guarantees or model-provider claims anywhere on the site, and a verified 4.8 Clutch base - but a method that reads as schema plus entity work plus good content, and not one published AEO case study.
OmniusCONDITIONAL
AI Search Optimization · 3.2/5
A B2B SaaS and fintech SEO agency with a named GEO practice, a real named-client roster, and a published, unusually candid account of why AI visibility tracking is unreliable - undercut by unpriced bespoke-only engagements and AI-visibility percentages sold without the method behind them.
Avenue ZCONDITIONAL
AI Search Optimization · 3.2/5
A substantive AEO practice with named clients, named tooling and real technical detail, undercut by an unattributed 'No. 1 AI Search Agency' claim that traces back to Avenue Z's own self-ranking listicles.
eSEOspaceCONDITIONAL
AI Search Optimization · 3.2/5
A published-price web design and SEO shop with a genuinely named GEO/AEO line and honest service-page copy, undercut by self-published listicles that rank it the world's #1 GEO agency and claim partnerships with OpenAI and Google.
LSEOCONDITIONAL
AI Search Optimization · 3.0/5
A 2014-founded Wilkes-Barre SEO agency with 16 named client case studies - none of them about AI search - whose GEO page describes content, schema and authority work indistinguishable from ordinary SEO, and which ranks itself #1 in its own published list of the best GEO agencies.
GrowthnerCONDITIONAL
AI Search Optimization · 2.9/5
A small Indian B2B SaaS SEO shop selling GEO as content, schema, Reddit threads and citation outreach - no guarantees anywhere, but a homepage results block (+420% Perplexity) with no prompt set, timeframe or client attached, and no pricing published.
Elit-WebCONDITIONAL
AI Search Optimization · 2.6/5
A 2014-founded, 250-plus-person full-service SEO and PPC agency with 88 verified 5.0 Clutch reviews, whose GEO line is a real productized service (a scoped 7-part audit in 5 business days) but whose published method is largely ordinary technical SEO relabelled, with no disclosed measurement approach and no GEO case study on the site.
Doc Digital SEMCONDITIONAL
AI Search Optimization · 2.55/5
Names real clients and avoids guarantee language, but its GEO, AEO, LLM SEO and AI SEO pages describe the same ordinary SEO checklist under four labels, and its headline AI-visibility results are published without a prompt set or timeframe.
How this page is built: every vendor here is scored against the published ai_search_optimization rubric — the one written for what this category actually sells, not a general agency rubric. Several of these records were first filed elsewhere and scored against a rubric they were not competing in; where that happened, the record carries a rescored_from field showing the previous verdict and score, so the change is auditable rather than silent.