We're the GEO agency that measures one thing: how often AI cites your company when someone asks about what you sell. Citable content, technical signals the models read, and mentions in the sources they pull from — measured every month against your sales.
GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) is the practice of getting AI assistants to cite your site when they answer. It builds on SEO and adds what the models require and Google never did: extractable answers, sourced data, and a brand that shows up where they read. We cover it in depth in our article on what GEO is and in the GEO vs SEO comparison.
A GEO agency is proven with a question to AI, not with a pitch deck. Our site has a published llms.txt file, lets every AI crawler through, and publishes content built to be cited every month, with the results measured in the open. If a method doesn't work on our own house, we don't propose it to anyone.
There's a second reason: we build artificial-intelligence systems for companies. We know how a model decides which sources to use because we work with those models every day, in marketing and beyond.
In natural pet food, our SEO and GEO work took a brand from 563 to 883 first-page keywords and to the No. 1 spot on unbranded generics. See the case →
In GEO there's no "position 3." The metric is citation frequency: of all the answers AI gives to your industry's questions, in how many you appear. We calculate it this way every month, and we show you the table.
| Metric | What it measures | How we get it |
|---|---|---|
| Citation frequency | Citations ÷ (questions × engines). Ten fixed questions from your industry across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and AI Overviews | Monthly protocol, same questions each month |
| Presence in AI Overviews | Which searches in your market Google shows an AI answer for, and whether your site is among the sources | Reading Google Spain's SERP |
| Referral traffic from AI | Sessions and leads arriving from chatgpt.com, perplexity.ai, and other assistants | GA4 |
| AI-bot crawling | Which crawlers come in, how often, and which pages they read | Server logs |
| Impressions and clicks | What Google still sends; GEO doesn't replace SEO | Search Console |
We publish our own market's data. These are the real numbers for the search that probably brought you here:
Source: our own measurement with OpenSEO (DataForSEO data) · September 2026 · Google Spain
GEO doesn't yet have a reliable public track record on timelines, and we're wary of anyone who gives one. What we do: measure from month one with the same ten questions, and show you the curve. In SEO, the first measurable results land between months 3 and 6; GEO builds on that same work.
Itemized quote within 48 hours of the initial audit. No lock-in: if you decide to stop, you give 30 days' notice and everything built (content, structured data, measurements) stays with you.
Request your initial GEO auditA GEO agency gets AI assistants (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Google's AI Overviews) to cite a company's website when they answer questions in its field. It works three levers: content with extractable answers and sourced data, technical signals the models read (structured data, llms.txt, access for their crawlers), and brand presence in the sources those models rely on. And it measures the result with citation frequency, not rankings.
No. SEO goes after positions in Google's list of results; GEO goes after a model naming you inside its answer. They share the technical foundation and authority, and differ in the format of the content and in the metric. We lay it out in a table in GEO vs SEO: how they differ.
It depends on three things: how many pages need to be rewritten or created, the technical state of your site with AI bots, and how much authority you need to build in your field. After the initial audit you get an itemized quote within 48 hours, with no lock-in. For reference: a paid click for "agencia geo" costs €21.54 on Google Ads.
There's no reliable published timeline, and we won't invent one. We measure from month one with ten fixed questions across four engines and compare month over month. Pages that already answer well can get cited sooner than those built from scratch.
Ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude the same five or ten questions a customer of yours would ask, and note whether it names you and which source it cites to back it up. Then check GA4 for traffic from chatgpt.com or perplexity.ai, and your server logs for GPTBot, ClaudeBot, or PerplexityBot. The initial GEO audit does exactly this, with a protocol.
If you want AI to cite you, yes: a model can't cite what it hasn't read. Many servers and CDNs block GPTBot or ClaudeBot by default, without it showing up in robots.txt. We check this at the server level during the audit and tell you what's allowed and what isn't, with judgment: crawling for answers, yes; use for training, that's your call.
No. Barcelona is our base, and we work with companies across Spain and with international clients. For healthcare there's a dedicated division, Aurora Health.
Ten questions from your industry, four engines, and the answer to the only question that matters: who does AI cite today, and why not you?