Know where you stand. Know what to do next.
Built for SEO, GEO and marketing leads who need one answer: when buyers ask an LLM about your category, does it name you?
Where you rank against every competitor
One leaderboard for the prompts you track. Visibility, rank, share of voice and citation share, compared with the period before, so you see who moved and by how much.

How each LLM sees you
ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, Copilot, Google AI Overviews and AI Mode, side by side. Spot the one that leaves you out.

Which buyer questions you win and lose
Every prompt you track, how often you're named in the answers and how that changed. Click any question to read what each LLM actually said.

A plan for every question you lose
Pick a prompt. GEO Radar reads the answers and the pages they cite, then tells you why you're not winning, what to publish, which lists to get on and what to do this week.

Find who runs the list. Send the pitch.
For every listicle or review page that names competitors and skips you, find the editor and the right people to pitch. The email is drafted for you. Read it, edit it and send it from your Gmail.

Screens show sample data. Brands in the examples are fictional.
Your prompts. Your competitors. Your keys.
Your prompts and competitors
Import the questions your buyers ask and the brands you compete with. Tag them by category and funnel stage.
Your choice of LLMs
Switch each LLM on or off. Track only the ones that matter in your market.
Your server, your API keys
Host GEO Radar on your own server and connect your own keys. You see what every run costs, and your data stays with you. No markup, no seat fees.

Up and running in three steps
Get the code
Fill in the form. We'll email you the GEO Radar source files.
Host it yourself
Run it on your own server or cloud account. Your prompts, competitors and results stay with you.
Add your brand and run
Add competitors, prompts and API keys. See where you rank on every LLM, then start on the plan for the prompts you lose.
Common questions about GEO tools
What are the best GEO tools to track brand visibility in ChatGPT and other LLMs?
A good GEO (generative engine optimisation) tool does four things: covers the LLMs your buyers use, shows prompt-level results against competitors, shows which sources each answer cites, and tells you what to do next. GEO Radar does all four across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, Copilot, Google AI Overviews and AI Mode. It is free, and you host it yourself.
Is there a free GEO or AEO tool?
Yes. GEO Radar is free. You get the full source code, host it on your own server and connect your own LLM API keys. The only cost is what you use with those providers, and the tool shows you that cost for every run.
How do I check if ChatGPT recommends my brand?
Ask ChatGPT the questions your buyers ask and note which brands it names. One check is not enough, because answers change from run to run. A GEO tracker runs the same prompts on a schedule across LLMs and shows how often you are named compared with each competitor.
How do I get my brand mentioned by ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity?
LLMs build answers from the pages they read: listicles, review sites, comparison pages, forums and your own site. Get listed on the pages they cite for your category, publish clear comparison and pricing pages they can quote, and keep your review profiles fresh. GEO Radar shows the pages behind each answer and builds a plan for every prompt you lose.
How do I track AI search visibility against competitors?
Pick the prompts your buyers ask. Run them on each LLM regularly. Measure how often each brand is named, where it appears in the answer and which sources are cited. GEO Radar puts this in one dashboard with a competitor leaderboard, a heatmap by LLM and results for every prompt.
What is the difference between GEO, AEO and SEO?
SEO is about ranking pages in search results. AEO (answer engine optimisation) and GEO are about being named in the answers that AI assistants and LLMs give. The work overlaps, but GEO is measured by mentions and citations in answers, not by the position of a link.
Can I self-host a GEO tool?
Yes. GEO Radar comes as full source code that you run on your own server or cloud account, so your prompts, competitors and results are stored on your side. It is the first tool from Squad Labs, where SquadStack.ai shares the tools it builds for its own team.