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iGEO Review: Monitor Your Brand Across AI Search Engines

iGEO tracks how AI engines like ChatGPT mention your brand and compares your share of voice against competitors.

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iGEO dashboard tracking brand mentions across AI search engines
Image: iGEO

iGEO tracks how — and whether — AI engines like ChatGPT mention a brand, surfacing the exact prompts that trigger a mention and the ones that leave it out entirely. Beyond monitoring, it compares a brand’s share of voice against competitors inside those AI answers and includes a publisher network for distributing GEO-optimized content to close the gaps it finds.

iGEO’s plans start at $49/month (billed annually) for the Lite tier, scaling up to Grow and Pro for more prompts, regions, and support, with custom Enterprise pricing for larger teams.

What is iGEO?

Founded in June 2025 and based in Nicosia, Cyprus, iGEO is a young, pre-seed-stage company — worth keeping in mind when weighing the product’s long-term trajectory. It’s sometimes compared to Ahrefs, Google Analytics, and SEMrush, though the comparison is loose: those tools track search traffic and keywords, while iGEO is built specifically around GEO — generative engine optimization — tracking how a brand shows up inside AI-generated answers rather than traditional search results. It’s aimed at marketers, marketing agencies, and SaaS teams who want visibility into a channel that, until recently, had no dashboard at all.

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Key features

Brand mention tracking across AI engines

Monitors brand mentions on a unified dashboard with daily tracking, showing exactly which prompts trigger a mention and which ones skip the brand entirely, so gaps are visible rather than guessed at.

Prompt management by intent

Organizes prompts by topic, intent, sentiment, and region, and analyzes intent distribution to show what an audience is actually asking AI engines — plus a way to test answer-ready snippets against real prompts.

Competitive share-of-voice

Compares a brand’s visibility against competitors across major AI engines in one view, tracking how that share shifts over time and flagging categories where rivals are winning recommendations a brand should be getting.

GEO content publisher network

Browses high-traffic publications where a brand can earn AI mentions and publishes articles directly to them, prioritized by which content and regions drive the most AI referral traffic.

iGEO prompt management screen organized by topic and intent
Image: iGEO

Plans and pricing

iGEO is sold as a monthly or annual subscription across three published tiers — Lite, Grow, and Pro — plus a custom Enterprise plan for larger teams. Higher tiers raise monthly prompt and recommendation allowances and add more tracked regions and seats; Pro and Enterprise also add Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, and Copilot coverage, MCP support, API access, and compliance features like SSO/SAML and SOC 2. Full plan details are on iGEO’s pricing page.

Plan Price Billing Key features
Lite $49/month Billed annually 50 tracked prompts, ChatGPT tracking only, 1 region, 2 monthly recommendations, email support
Grow $140/month annually ($175/month billed monthly) Annual or monthly 50 tracked prompts, ChatGPT + Perplexity + Gemini tracking, 3 regions, 4 monthly recommendations, email support
Pro $232/month annually ($290/month billed monthly) Annual or monthly 150 tracked prompts, tracks 5 major AI engines, 6 regions, 8 monthly recommendations, email & chat support
Enterprise Custom pricing Contact sales 300+ tracked prompts, all supported LLMs, 10+ regions, 20+ monthly recommendations, API access, SSO/SAML, SOC 2, dedicated PM support

Who it’s best for — and who should skip it

iGEO suits marketers and agencies who want an early read on how their brand shows up in AI-generated answers and are comfortable being an early adopter of a genuinely new product category. The Lite tier is a reasonable, low-cost way to test whether AI-search visibility is a meaningful channel for a given brand before moving up to Grow or Pro.

It’s a poor fit for anyone expecting the content generator or recommendations to already lean on iGEO’s own monitoring data — early reviewers found those two features still feel generic rather than tied to the brand-specific data iGEO collects — and for buyers who’d rather work with a more established vendor, since iGEO was only founded in mid-2025 and is still pre-seed.

iGEO competitor share-of-voice comparison across AI engines
Image: iGEO

What users say

iGEO is new to market, so there isn’t yet a large base of public reviews, but early feedback is detailed and largely positive. One reviewer, who disclosed being a paid product tester, praised the recommendation engine for going beyond generic AI analytics while flagging a WordPress plugin that must be manually downloaded rather than installed from the WordPress directory, plus an unclear confirmation state when connecting Instagram. A second, longer review praised the depth of iGEO’s monitoring data — prompts, AI responses, citations, and competitor rankings are all preserved for context, not just a mention count — but found the content generator and recommendations don’t yet draw on that same monitoring data, making them feel more like a generic AI assistant bolted on top.

Founder Orel replied to both reviews in detail, agreeing with the content-generator critique, confirming it’s the top roadmap priority, and offering direct help with the Reddit, X, and WordPress connection issues raised — a genuinely substantive level of founder engagement for a company this new.

Price and value

At $49/month for the Lite tier, the entry cost is low enough to be a reasonable experiment even given the company’s early stage and limited review history. Grow and Pro climb to $140 and $232/month annually for more prompts, engines, and regions, which is a fair trade once the content-generation and recommendation features mature enough to justify moving up from Lite’s prompt and region limits.

Verdict

iGEO’s AI-mention monitoring is ahead of most tools in this new category. The content and recommendation features are still maturing, and the limited review history means early adopters should expect a few rough edges — but the core monitoring product already delivers real, practical value.

Frequently asked questions

iGEO's Lite plan starts at $49/month billed annually. Grow runs $140/month annually ($175/month billed monthly) and Pro runs $232/month annually ($290/month billed monthly), with custom Enterprise pricing for larger teams.

iGEO does not currently offer a free plan or free trial; every tier is a paid subscription.

iGEO doesn't publish a specific refund guarantee on its pricing page u2014 contact iGEO's support team directly for current refund and cancellation terms before subscribing.

Yes. ChatGPT tracking and daily monitoring are core features on every plan, with Pro and Enterprise adding Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, and Copilot coverage.

iGEO is sometimes compared to Ahrefs, Google Analytics, and SEMrush, though those are primarily keyword- and traffic-analytics tools. iGEO is narrowly focused on monitoring and improving how AI engines mention a brand, not general SEO or web analytics.

The $49/month Lite plan includes 50 tracked prompts, ChatGPT-only tracking, 1 region, and 2 monthly recommendations, with unlimited seats and email support.

iGEO is still new to market, so the public review count is small u2014 but the available feedback is detailed and largely positive, with the founder responding directly to every review.

Yes, iGEO's publisher network lets you browse high-traffic publications and publish GEO-optimized articles directly to grow your brand's presence in AI search results.

iGEO was founded in June 2025 and is currently at the pre-seed funding stage, based in Nicosia, Cyprus u2014 worth keeping in mind when evaluating the company's long-term trajectory.