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- The list: Flowtrix, Discovered Labs, TripleDart, Omniscient Digital, iPullRank, NoGood, DerivateX, Omnius, Foundation and Quoleady.
- What GEO covers: Four jobs: your site, your content, mentions on other sites, and tracking. Few agencies do all four well.
- What it costs: Published monthly prices start around US$3,000 to US$10,000. Many agencies only quote after a call.
- What to check: Named client results with dates, a fixed list of tracked prompts, and no promise of a guaranteed spot in ChatGPT.
- Why now: Google's AI Mode passed 1 billion monthly users in July 2026, and ChatGPT had 900 million weekly users in February.
The top GEO agencies in 2026 are Flowtrix, Discovered Labs, TripleDart, Omniscient Digital, iPullRank, NoGood, DerivateX, Omnius, Foundation and Quoleady. A GEO (generative engine optimization) agency helps your brand get named and cited in ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google's AI answers. Pick by the job you need done most: fixing your site, writing answer-ready content, getting mentioned on other sites, or tracking results.
We first published this list in April 2026 with eight agencies. We rewrote it on 30 October 2026, checked every agency's own site again, and added two more.
Flowtrix is our agency, so it's listed first. For every other agency, we only use numbers they publish themselves, and we say so.
Why GEO is now a budget line
A year ago, GEO was something to test. Now it's where a lot of buyers start.
| What happened | When | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Google's AI Mode passed 1 billion monthly users | July 2026 | |
| The Gemini app reached 950 million monthly users | July 2026 | |
| ChatGPT reached 900 million weekly users | February 2026 | EMARKETER |
| Visitors from AI search were worth 4.4x a normal organic visitor, by conversion rate | July 2025 | Semrush |
That last number is the one that gets budgets approved. Fewer people may click from AI answers, but the ones who do tend to be further along.
The four jobs a GEO agency does
"GEO" gets used for very different services. Some agencies mean blog posts. Some mean digital PR. Some mean fixing your site so AI tools can read it. All of them matter, but almost no agency is equally strong at all four.
So the useful question isn't "which agency is best?" It's "which of these four jobs is holding us back?" The table below shows what each agency on this list says it covers.
Who covers what
| Agency | Site | Content | Authority | Tracking | Published price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flowtrix | Yes | Yes | Some | Some | From US$3,000/mo |
| Discovered Labs | Some | Yes | Yes | Yes | From €5,495/mo |
| TripleDart | Some | Yes | Yes | Yes | From US$5,000/mo |
| Omniscient Digital | Some | Yes | Yes | Some | From US$10,000/mo |
| iPullRank | Yes | Yes | Some | Yes | Quote only |
| NoGood | Some | Yes | Some | Yes | Quote only |
| DerivateX | Some | Yes | Yes | Yes | From US$5,000/mo |
| Omnius | Yes | Yes | Some | Some | Quote only |
| Foundation | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Quote only |
| Quoleady | Some | Yes | Yes | Some | Quote only |
"Yes" means it's a named service on the agency's own site. "Some" means it's mentioned but isn't the main focus. We checked every site in October 2026.
How we picked these 10
We started with the agencies that show up most in current GEO rankings, then cut any that didn't publish their own GEO work or a clear service. We scored the rest on public evidence only:
| What we checked | Weight | What counted as proof |
|---|---|---|
| GEO method | 20% | A written approach to site, content, mentions and tracking |
| Published results | 20% | Named or described clients, a time period and a number |
| Technical SEO | 15% | Crawling, schema, site structure, speed |
| Answer-ready content | 15% | Clear answers, sources, a refresh process |
| Tracking | 10% | A fixed prompt set across several AI tools |
| Authority and PR | 10% | Reviews, forums, press and partner mentions |
| Fit and pricing | 10% | Who they're for, and whether they publish prices |
These are our editorial judgements, not independent audits. Agency results below are self-reported unless we say otherwise.
1. Flowtrix
Flowtrix builds Webflow websites for funded B2B SaaS, AI and cybersecurity companies, with SEO and AEO built in. Strategy, copy, design, development and search work all sit in one team.
Most GEO agencies work on top of your website. We start with the website itself, because if AI crawlers can't read your pages, content and PR can only do so much.
- Based in: Bangalore and Newark, Delaware
- Best for: Funded B2B tech companies rebuilding their site, or moving to Webflow, who want GEO built in from the start
- GEO work: Answer-first copy, CMS-driven FAQs, schema, llms.txt and our own Flowtrix Schema App for Webflow
- Proof: When we asked ChatGPT for the best AI social commerce platforms on 16 October 2026, our client ChatLabs was named first
- Price: SEO and AEO retainers from US$3,000 a month. Website builds usually US$25,000 to US$75,000+
- Watch out for: We're a Webflow agency. If you're staying on another CMS, a content-only GEO agency may suit you better
2. Discovered Labs
Discovered Labs is built only for AEO and GEO for B2B SaaS. It's one of the few agencies here that publishes its full price and works month to month.
- Best for: Growth-stage SaaS teams that want fast content output and clear pricing
- GEO work: Its CITABLE content framework, AI citation tracking, and a separate Reddit service
- Proof: It says one B2B SaaS client grew from 550 to over 2,300 AI-referred trials in four weeks. Named clients include Granola, incident.io and Gladia
- Price: A 14-day AEO sprint for €4,995, or a retainer from €5,495 a month, month to month
- Watch out for: Its site doesn't list a location. Prices are in euros, so check the exchange rate
3. TripleDart
TripleDart is a B2B SaaS marketing agency with a full GEO service and its own AI engine, Slate, for audits, citation tracking and content refreshes. Full disclosure: TripleDart is also a Flowtrix client. We built its website.
- Based in: Plano, Texas and Bangalore
- Best for: SaaS companies with an existing content library that needs to be reworked for AI answers
- GEO work: Entity and schema work, answer-ready pages, G2 and Reddit presence, digital PR, and tracking across six AI tools
- Proof: It reports Meegle's AI citations rose 134% in nine months, and Signeasy's monthly AI-referred sessions grew from about 15 to 20 to over 700
- Price: From US$5,000 a month, with up to 30 content pieces and 5,000 tracked prompts
- Watch out for: Its pricing card says no long-term commitment, but its FAQ mentions a six-month first term. Confirm before you sign
4. Omniscient Digital
Omniscient Digital is a content and SEO agency for B2B SaaS that has added AI search to its work. Its strength is editorial quality and tying content to pipeline.
- Based in: Austin, with offices in New York, San Francisco, Chicago and Boston
- Best for: Established SaaS brands that want category-level content for both Google and AI answers
- GEO work: Content strategy, expert-led articles and building mentions across the sources AI tools read
- Proof: For Convert, it reports LLM visibility up 81% and AI citations up 140%. Most of its other case studies are SEO pipeline results
- Price: Full-service engagements from US$10,000 a month
- Watch out for: The highest published entry price on this list, and less focus on technical site fixes
5. iPullRank
iPullRank is a New York agency led by Mike King, who Search Engine Land named AI Search Marketer of the Year for 2025. It treats AI search as a technical problem first.
- Based in: New York
- Best for: Enterprise companies with large, complex sites
- GEO work: Its Relevance Engineering approach, and an AI Search Strategy Program covering keywords, a content audit, a content plan and a measurement plan
- Proof: It publishes The AI Search Manual, a free multi-chapter guide to how AI search works
- Price: Not published
- Watch out for: Built for enterprise budgets and timelines. Most growth-stage teams won't need this depth
6. NoGood
NoGood is a growth marketing agency that runs paid, SEO, content and AI search together. It also built Goodie, an AI search visibility platform it uses on its own brand.
- Based in: New York
- Best for: Venture-backed companies that want AI search as one part of a wider growth program
- GEO work: AI search tracking through Goodie, content built for AI answers, and testing across channels
- Proof: Goodie reports that NoGood's own traffic from AI sources rose 335% in five months, with 48 high-value leads in one quarter of 2025
- Price: Not published
- Watch out for: If GEO is the only thing you need, a specialist may go deeper
7. DerivateX
DerivateX is a smaller Bengaluru agency that focuses on B2B SaaS companies between about US$5 million and US$50 million in annual revenue. It calls its method Citation Engineering.
- Based in: Bengaluru
- Best for: Series A and B SaaS teams that want a 90-day pilot before a longer contract
- GEO work: Entity clarity, answer-first content, mentions on other sites and citation tracking, plus a free AI visibility audit
- Proof: It says 20% of video platform Gumlet's monthly inbound revenue now comes from ChatGPT and Perplexity
- Price: From US$5,000 a month, starting with a 90-day pilot
- Watch out for: One page also mentions engagements from US$3,000 a month. Ask which applies to you
8. Omnius
Omnius is a London agency that does B2B SEO, GEO, programmatic SEO and website development. It's one of the few that can handle both the site and the content.
- Based in: London, with teams in Dubai and Belgrade
- Best for: B2B tech companies that want GEO and large-scale SEO pages from one team
- GEO work: GEO strategy, content, programmatic pages, and development and CRO work
- Proof: It reports a 414% rise in AI-referred sales-qualified leads on its own website over six months
- Price: Quoted after a call
- Watch out for: Its strongest published number is for its own site. Ask for client results
9. Foundation
Foundation is a B2B content marketing agency founded by Ross Simmonds, best known for getting content distributed across the communities and sites buyers actually read. That distribution work maps well to how AI tools pick sources.
- Based in: Its GEO page lists a Philadelphia address
- Best for: B2B brands whose biggest gap is being mentioned in the right places, not their own site
- GEO work: GEO content audits, a GEO content strategy, distribution, and weekly tracking of AI answers
- Proof: Its GEO page shows brand logos but no GEO-specific numbers
- Price: Not published. It offers a free GEO strategy session
- Watch out for: Ask for a GEO case study with numbers before you sign
10. Quoleady
Quoleady is a content agency for B2B SaaS that has moved toward LLM optimization, so clients show up in both AI answers and Google.
- Based in: New York, per its business profiles
- Best for: Early-stage SaaS teams that need a steady flow of content and some digital PR
- GEO work: LLM optimization, content strategy and writing, digital PR and technical audits
- Proof: It has reviews on G2 and Clutch, but we couldn't find GEO results with numbers on its public profiles
- Price: Not published
- Watch out for: Content-led, so you may need another partner for site fixes
Red flags when you talk to a GEO agency
A lot of agencies added "GEO" to their service page this year. These are the lines that should make you ask more questions.
| If they say | Why it's a problem | Ask this instead |
|---|---|---|
| "We guarantee you'll rank #1 in ChatGPT" | No one controls AI answers. They change day to day | Which prompts will you track, and how often? |
| "GEO is completely different from SEO" | Most GEO work builds on good SEO. Skipping it is a warning sign | What SEO basics will you fix first? |
| "Our results are confidential" | Fine for names, not for every number | Can you show one result with dates and a metric? |
| "We track AI visibility" with no detail | Visibility can mean anything | Which AI tools, how many prompts, and what counts as a win? |
| A very low monthly price | Usually rebranded SEO content | How much of the work is site fixes and mentions, not just posts? |
What GEO costs in 2026
Only a few agencies publish prices. Here's everything we could confirm on agency sites in October 2026:
| Agency | Published price | Contract |
|---|---|---|
| Flowtrix | SEO and AEO retainers from US$3,000 a month | Ask on the call |
| Discovered Labs | €4,995 sprint, or from €5,495 a month | Month to month |
| TripleDart | From US$5,000 a month | Confirm the first term |
| DerivateX | From US$5,000 a month | 90-day pilot |
| Omniscient Digital | From US$10,000 a month | Not stated |
| iPullRank, NoGood, Omnius, Foundation, Quoleady | Quote only | Not stated |
Whatever you pay, check what's in it. A retainer that only covers blog posts is a content retainer, whatever it's called.
How to tell if GEO is working
Rankings were easy to read. AI answers aren't. Agree on these five measures before the work starts, so you can judge the agency on the same numbers every month.
| Tool | What it helps you track |
|---|---|
| Profound | Brand mentions and citations across major AI tools |
| Peec AI | Prompt-level visibility and competitor share |
| Goodie | AI search visibility and content suggestions |
| Semrush AI Toolkit | AI visibility alongside regular SEO data |
| Ahrefs Brand Radar | Brand mentions in AI answers next to search data |
| GA4 | Visits from chatgpt.com, perplexity.ai, gemini.google.com and others |
No tool sees everything, and the same prompt can give different answers on different days. That's why the prompt list matters more than the tool.
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What this looks like on a client site
We built the website for ChatLabs, an AI social commerce company. When we asked ChatGPT "What are the best AI social commerce platforms to convert social traffic?" on 16 October 2026, ChatLabs was the first name it gave.
Here's how the ChatLabs website came together, from messaging to launch:
Here's what our Webflow sites have done for other clients:
| Client | What they do | What changed |
|---|---|---|
| Databahn | Security data platform, US$17M Series A | 5x traffic and a 35% conversion rate |
| ChatLabs | AI social commerce | 3.5x pipeline and 40% more sign-ups |
| Wayground | EdTech, rebranded from Quizizz | 30% more traffic and 52% more leads |
| akirolabs | AI procurement, Berlin | 2.5x conversion rate and 40% lower bounce rate |
| Salesken | Sales AI, US$22M Series B | 5x more conversions |
So, which GEO agency should you call?
| If your biggest problem is | Start with |
|---|---|
| Your site is hard for AI tools to read, or you're rebuilding it | Flowtrix, iPullRank or Omnius |
| You need a lot of answer-ready content, fast | Discovered Labs, TripleDart or DerivateX |
| Nobody mentions you on other sites | Foundation or Omniscient Digital |
| You want GEO inside a wider growth program | NoGood |
| You're early and need steady content on a smaller budget | Quoleady |
Whoever you pick, agree on the prompt list on day one. It's the only fair way to judge the work.
Flowtrix has delivered 100+ projects for B2B SaaS, AI and cybersecurity teams, with SEO and AEO built into every build.
FAQ's
Quick answers to what teams ask before they hire a GEO agency.
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