The models already describe you. Read what they get wrong.
We ask a web-grounded answer engine what it knows about your company, then grade every claim against a profile you approved: right, roughly right, wrong, or missing. This is not prompt tracking. We never ask which vendor is best and count how often you are named.
Capabilities
Everything needed to find out what an answer engine believes about one company, where each wrong belief came from, and whether a fix changed its mind.
Field-by-field audit
The engine is asked about your company one field at a time, 21 fields in all, and every answer is graded against the profile you approved: right, roughly right, wrong or missing.
The sources behind a wrong belief
A grounded engine names what it read. Each wrong field resolves to the page it came from: yours, a third party's, or a gap nobody has filled.
A score you can scroll
Accuracy times coverage, no weights. Every number on the page is explained by the field table, where the engine's literal words sit beside the approved truth.
Actions on the cited page
Each wrong row becomes an action on the page the engine cited. Fix it and the field is asked again; the item stays open until the answer changes.
How a scan is designed to run
Seven phases behind four steps: verify, crawl, extract, probe, classify, score, actions. The raw answers stay in your workspace as evidence. None of it runs yet.
- 01VERIFY · CRAWL · EXTRACT
Approve the truth
We crawl your site and draft a profile of your company. You correct it and approve it. That is what everything else is graded against.
- 02PROBE
Ask the engine
The engine is asked about your domain one field at a time, three times over, and its raw answers are stored word for word.
- 03CLASSIFY · SCORE
Grade every field
Each value is graded against your approved profile. The score is accuracy times coverage, and every row is on screen.
- 04ACTIONS
Fix the cited page
Each wrong row becomes an action on the page the engine cited. The field is asked again 72 hours after you mark it done, and stays open until the answer changes.
Compare
Two ways of asking an answer engine about a company. No vendor is named and no benchmark has been run.
| CAPABILITY | Prompt-tracking tools | KutayGO GEO In development |
|---|---|---|
The question asked What the engine is prompted with | "Which vendor is best?", repeated across a panel of prompts | "What do you know about this company?", one field of fact at a time |
The unit of measurement What one row of the result is | A mention, a position, a share of voice | A field of fact, 21 in all, graded right, roughly right, wrong or missing |
Ground truth What the answer is compared against | Nothing; the engine's answer is the data | A profile of your company that you approved before anything is graded |
The score How the number is built | A weighted blend of several signals | Accuracy times coverage, no weights, every row on screen |
Explaining a number What a reader can do when they doubt it | The number is the report | Scroll the field table: the engine's literal words beside the approved truth |
After a bad result What happens next | Publish more and hope the next run moves | Fix the page the engine cited; that field is asked again 72 hours later |
Transparent pricing
Every tier is the same product; what changes down the ladder is how many domains it covers. The prices are confirmed and current. Nothing here is on sale: there is no checkout, no trial you can start and no payment route behind this page, so every button below joins the waitlist instead.
Lira prices are shown to visitors whose address places them in Turkey. That decides what is displayed and nothing more: the lira price is paid with a Turkish card, and the country of the card is what settles it at checkout. There is no checkout yet.
EUR AND USD CARRY THE SAME FIGURE ON PURPOSE · HELD AT PARITY
Starter
One domain. For a single site you own end to end.
- 1 domain
- 7 scans per domain per month: 4 weekly, 3 on demand
- 21 fields of fact, checked against a profile you approve
- Every field asked three times; disagreement between the three is reported
- One web-grounded answer engine to start, a second one planned
- Citation gaps behind each wrong belief, re-checked after 72 hours
Pro
Three domains on one workspace and one invoice.
- 3 domains
- 7 scans per domain per month: 4 weekly, 3 on demand
- 21 fields of fact, checked against a profile you approve
- Every field asked three times; disagreement between the three is reported
- One web-grounded answer engine to start, a second one planned
- Citation gaps behind each wrong belief, re-checked after 72 hours
Scale
Ten domains. For an agency or a group of brands.
- 10 domains
- 7 scans per domain per month: 4 weekly, 3 on demand
- 21 fields of fact, checked against a profile you approve
- Every field asked three times; disagreement between the three is reported
- One web-grounded answer engine to start, a second one planned
- Citation gaps behind each wrong belief, re-checked after 72 hours
Max Scale
A hundred domains and past it, on the same workspace.
- 100+ domains
- 7 scans per domain per month: 4 weekly, 3 on demand
- 21 fields of fact, checked against a profile you approve
- Every field asked three times; disagreement between the three is reported
- One web-grounded answer engine to start, a second one planned
- Citation gaps behind each wrong belief, re-checked after 72 hours
Enterprise
LET'S TALKA scope agreed with you, and a named contact who owns it.
- Domain count and scan volume agreed with you
- Competitor audits run against the same field set
- A named contact who owns the account
- SSO, SLA, DPA, audit exports
- Quarterly review of what the engines changed their mind about
One workspace, four modules, the same ladder on each
Every module is priced on the ladder above and none is on sale yet. The three others are described on their own pages, each with its own status.
Questions teams ask us
Join the GEO waitlist
GEO is the module we have actually started, and it still cannot be bought and produces no score. If you want to hear when that changes, this is where it will happen, once there is something behind the form.
This page is ahead of the product
Every finding above is drawn and the scan engine that would produce real ones is not connected to an answer engine. The prices are the one thing on this page that is already true. When the rest catches up, this page changes with it.