GeoMono: AI visibility measurement for brands in Türkiye

GeoMono is an AI visibility measurement platform for brands that sell in Türkiye. It asks ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI Overviews the questions a buyer would ask, in Turkish and without the brand's name, keeps every answer in full, and shows whether your brand was named, which brands were named beside you, and which sources the answer relied on.

This page describes what the product does today, what you receive, and what it does not do. Every rule behind the numbers is published on the How we measure page.

What GeoMono measures

The questions a buyer asks, written down first

Before anything is measured, your brand, market, question groups and rivals are registered in a written, versioned declaration. The questions are written the way a buyer would ask them, without your brand's name: "Which accounting software suits a small business in Türkiye?", not "Is X good?". A question that already contains your name is left out of the visibility rate, because an engine asked about X will name X whatever its visibility.

The questions are in Turkish by default. For brands that also sell abroad, an English question set can be measured beside the Turkish one.

Five engines, each on its own

Every question goes to ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI Overviews in the same way. We query each engine through its provider's own interface, with the engine's own web search and no added instructions; AI Overviews are read from Google's results page. There are no weights between engines, and the results are not folded into one number: each engine's result is written as "named in x of y questions".

The answer, its sources and the brands beside you

Every answer is stored with its full text. The sources the engine relied on are recorded, so you can see which pages an engine read when it named a rival instead of you. The brands named in the same answer are listed question by question.

Only real mentions count

A name appearing in an answer does not prove your brand was mentioned. It may be another company with the same name, or a sentence repeating the question back. Namesake verification keeps an answer about a different company out of your result.

What could not be measured is written apart

An engine can time out, return an error or cut an answer short. GeoMono does not count that answer as "not mentioned": it is left out of the count, recorded and retried. A report states how many questions were planned and how many were actually measured.

What you receive

• A full report each month. Your core question set is measured again with the same questions, so two periods can be compared. A period comparison is only made between two measurements of the same question set.
• Quick checks. A small set of questions you write for one topic, or a check after a content change. A quick check shows who was named and which sources were used; it does not produce a headline rate or a trend.
• The workspace. Answers, questions, sources, rivals and the roadmap in one panel.
• A next step for each finding. Prioritised steps tied to the evidence that produced them. An optional content studio prepares drafts from a step on the roadmap; you publish them.
• An accuracy check. Claims in the answers are compared with your brand's own pages. A check that could not run is never reported as "nothing wrong found".
• Report files. Each full report comes as a PDF and an Excel file, and a published edition also opens at a share link.

What a subscription includes is set out in detail in What a GeoMono subscription includes.

Next step

Let us plan a measurement for your brand

The quote page explains what a paid measurement covers and what sets its price.

Go to the quote page

What you see in a report

• Each engine's result on its own line, written as "named in x of y questions", with the number of questions that could not be measured beside it.
• The answers that named you and the ones that did not, each with its full text, so you can read how you were described.
• The brands named instead of you, question by question, and how often each appeared.
• The sources those answers relied on, so you can see which pages the engines read when they chose someone else.
• What to do first, a short, ordered list of steps, each tied to the answers and sources that produced it.

The limits of the measurement

An AI engine does not give the same answer every time it is asked. Research published by SparkToro found that AI tools return very different lists of brands when the same question is asked again. So a single measurement is a sample of what the engines say, not a fixed fact. GeoMono keeps the question set fixed and measures it every month, so changes can be read against the brand's own history, and a difference smaller than repeating the same questions could produce is not reported as a change.

What GeoMono does not do

Being clear about this is part of the method.

• It does not cover every AI engine. GeoMono measures five: ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI Overviews. Some other tools also track engines such as Microsoft Copilot, Grok or Google AI Mode; GeoMono does not report on them.
• It does not measure every day. The full report is monthly. Some tools track daily; if you need a daily line, GeoMono is not built for that.
• It has no public API. Results are read in the workspace and the report files.
• It does not promise a result. No one can guarantee that an AI engine will recommend a brand. GeoMono measures what the engines say and shows the evidence; it does not promise the direction of the next measurement.
• It does not publish prices. Scope sets the price: the number of questions, the engines, the number of brands and how often we measure. Every plan is quoted in writing.

Who GeoMono suits

• Brands selling in Türkiye whose buyers ask AI engines in Turkish, and who want to see those Turkish answers rather than an English proxy.
• Communications and reputation teams who need to know what the engines say about the brand, and on which sources.
• Agencies that report on several client brands measured the same way, each in its own space.
• Teams that need evidence, not just a rate: every number in a GeoMono report opens down to the answers it came from.

If you want to compare GeoMono with other tools, our AI visibility tools comparison sets the tools side by side from their own published pages.

How to start

The free technical scan shows how open your site is to AI crawlers; it needs no account. For a registered measurement and a report, ask for a quote: the scope is written with you, and the quote comes by email. The quote form only asks for your brand, your market and the rivals you want to watch; the first draft of the question set is discussed in the scoping call.

Frequently asked questions

What is GeoMono?

GeoMono is an AI visibility measurement platform for brands in Türkiye. It asks five AI engines a buyer's questions in Turkish, without the brand's name, and shows whether the brand was named, beside whom and from which sources.

Which AI engines does GeoMono measure?

ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI Overviews. Each engine is asked separately and reported separately, without weights between them.

Does GeoMono measure in English?

Yes, as an option. The default question set is Turkish; an English set can be measured beside it for brands that also sell in other markets.

Does GeoMono have an API or daily tracking?

Not at the moment. The full report is monthly, with quick checks in between, and results are read in the workspace and the report files.

How much does GeoMono cost?

Every plan is quoted in writing, because scope sets the price. You can start with the free technical scan and ask for a quote when you want a measurement.