Questions people ask about AI visibility

Yes. PDF reports from Growth, white-labelled on Agency and Enterprise; the checklist exports to CSV and a weekly email summary is included from Starter.

Yes, on the Agency plan (£399/month) and Enterprise: your logo and colours on reports, separate client workspaces and client-viewer logins.

Report trends not snapshots: share of voice and visibility per engine over time, accuracy issues fixed and checklist progress, monthly, in a white-label PDF.

The Agency plan supports 20 client brands with 15 team seats and 300 prompts shared across clients; Enterprise removes the limits.

Allow PerplexityBot, publish pages that answer one specific question directly near the top, and make sure the facts match what other sources say about you.

Answer first, name yourself, be specific, keep one topic per section, and add FAQ blocks; assistants lift short, self-contained, factual paragraphs.

Yes, but put FAQs on the pages they belong to rather than one giant FAQ page, and only include questions customers genuinely ask.

Yes, in two ways: your pages may be in its training data, and ChatGPT with search fetches live pages when a user asks something it needs to look up.

Retrieval engines such as Perplexity and ChatGPT with search reflect changes in days to weeks; knowledge baked into training data takes months.

A prompt set is the fixed list of questions you put to AI assistants every week to measure visibility, the GEO equivalent of a keyword list.

SEO gets you ranked in a list of links; GEO gets you named and cited in an AI-written answer. The foundations overlap, the measurement does not.

Yes. Ask for a plumber or dentist in a UK town and ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity return a short named list drawn from your site, GBP, directories and reviews.

Yes, a great deal for local prompts. Gemini and AI Overviews draw on it directly, and every engine uses it to corroborate your name, address, hours and reviews.

NAP is name, address and phone. When they match everywhere, assistants are confident you are one real business; when they differ, they hedge or get them wrong.

Filter session source for chatgpt.com, perplexity.ai, gemini.google.com and copilot, or build a custom channel group; GA4 has no built-in AI channel.

Most local businesses need 20 to 30 prompts; multi-service brands and e-commerce 50 to 100; agencies typically run 15 to 30 per client.

Weekly is the right cadence for most businesses; daily only matters during a launch, a rebrand or an active accuracy problem.

It depends on how many competitors you track, but as a rule of thumb anything above your fair share (100% divided by brands tracked) means you are winning.

An alert raised when an AI assistant states something that contradicts your verified facts, such as a wrong price, address, phone number or opening hours.

Models are probabilistic and retrieval varies run to run, so one prompt can give different lists. Measure with repeated samples, not a single answer.

Yes. Cancel from Billing via the Stripe customer portal; you keep access until the end of the paid period and there is no minimum term on monthly plans.

No. Seoptist uses official APIs (OpenAI, Gemini, Perplexity Sonar, Anthropic) and licensed data providers only. No fake accounts, no UI scraping.

Starter £49, Growth £149 and Agency £399 a month, Enterprise from £1,000 a month; all in GBP, excluding VAT, with two months free on annual billing.

Yes. Enter your domain, sector and city, verify your email, and you get results for 5 prompts on 2 engines. No card, no trial, no obligation.

Your trial converts to the plan you chose at sign-up and the card on file is charged, unless you cancel before day 14. Nothing is charged during the trial.

ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity on every plan; Growth adds Claude and Google AI Overviews; Agency and Enterprise cover all seven including AI Mode and Copilot.

Yes. Blocking GPTBot, ClaudeBot or PerplexityBot has no effect on Google rankings, but you cannot opt out of AI Overviews without also leaving Google Search.

Mostly not. Googlebot renders JavaScript; GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot read raw HTML only, so client-side-only content is invisible to them.

Yes, indirectly but reliably: valid LocalBusiness, Product and FAQPage JSON-LD gives models unambiguous facts and reduces confusion with similar names.

No. No major search engine or AI provider has confirmed using llms.txt. It is cheap and harmless to add, but it will not move rankings or AI answers on its own.