Your buyers no longer start every software search on Google. Many now open ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity or Google’s AI Mode and ask it to build the shortlist for them. If your SaaS product is not named in that answer, it never enters the evaluation, and no landing page or demo form can fix that after the fact.
So marketing teams are opening a new kind of project: getting the product recommended inside AI answers. It usually lands on a project manager’s desk as a vague brief, a proposed retainer and a vendor who says “GEO” a lot. This guide compares the 8 agencies you are most likely to shortlist, using only what each firm publishes, and gives you a free matcher, a scoping checklist and a 90-day project plan.
- Arobis AI leads the list for B2B SaaS. It publishes its price ($2,500 or $5,000 a month, 3-month minimum) and reports on recommendation share, which is exactly what a project manager needs to scope and defend the work.
- Published prices range from $2,000 to $20,000+ a month. First Page Sage and Arobis AI sit at the low end, Powered by Search and Victorious in the middle, and NoGood at the top. Siege Media, iPullRank and SimpleTiger quote only.
- Your KPI is the most important scoping decision. Rankings and traffic are the wrong primary metric for this project. Recommendation share and citation frequency are the right ones.
- Baseline first, then judge at 90 days. Run the same buyer prompts on each AI engine before kickoff, and plan for a full quarter before you read the results.
The shift is measurable. A Pew Research Center analysis of 68,879 Google searches found that users who saw an AI summary clicked a traditional result on only 8% of visits, compared with 15% when no summary appeared. Roughly half the clicks disappear the moment an AI answer shows up, which is why AI visibility is now a project with its own budget, scope and KPIs.
What a GEO Project Actually Is
Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) is the work of making an AI assistant name your product when a buyer asks for options. Traditional SEO tries to win a blue link on a results page. GEO tries to win a sentence inside a generated answer, which means influencing the sources the models retrieve: your own pages, third-party list articles, review platforms, community threads, documentation and news coverage.
For the project plan, the practical difference is the deliverable set. An SEO project ships pages and links. A GEO project ships pages, structured data, placements on the third-party sources the models quote, and monitoring that tracks how often each AI platform names you against named competitors. That last item is the one buyers most often leave out of scope, and the one that decides whether the project manager can prove anything at the end of the quarter.
Numbers that matter
- 8% vs 15%of Google visits ended in a click on a traditional result, with and without an AI summary on the pageSource: Pew Research Center, 2025
- 1%of visits to pages with an AI summary included a click on a link inside the summary itselfSource: Pew Research Center, 2025
- 26%of visits to pages with an AI summary ended the browsing session, versus 16% without oneSource: Pew Research Center, 2025
- 18%of the 68,879 searches studied produced an AI summary (12,593 searches)Source: Pew Research Center, 2025
Project manager tip: Put “AI referral traffic” and “AI recommendation share” on separate lines of your status report. Traffic tells you what clicked; recommendation share tells you whether you were even in the answer.
Free GEO Agency Matcher
Not every GEO agency fits every SaaS company. Use the matcher below to score all 8 agencies on this page against your stage, budget, biggest gap and contract preferences.
- Pick the example closest to your situation, or start from the default (seed B2B SaaS, first AI project).
- Set your company stage, your biggest gap in AI answers and who supports the project in-house.
- Choose your monthly budget and the commitment you can accept.
- Tick your must-haves, such as published pricing or a recommendation-share KPI.
- Copy or print the shortlist and use the first-call questions in your vendor meetings.
Tip: Your answers are saved in your browser, so you can come back to the shortlist after your first agency calls and compare.
How These Agencies Were Compared
Every agency was checked against six criteria a project manager can verify before signing: published pricing, AI platforms covered, monthly deliverables, what actually gets reported, ideal company fit and minimum commitment. Prices, plans and terms were checked on each agency’s website on November 9, 2026.
Disclosure: Arobis AI contributed to the original version of this guide. To keep the comparison fair, every claim below is limited to what each firm publishes on its own website, so you can check all of it yourself in about twenty minutes.
The 8 Best GEO Agencies for a SaaS AI Visibility Project
The ranking puts the agency that best fits a typical B2B SaaS project first, then covers the strongest options for tight budgets, content-led programs, enterprise measurement, high-ACV teams, combined SEO and paid plans, multi-channel growth and technical clean-up.
The 8 GEO Agencies at a Glance
| Agency | Best for | Standout | Published pricing | Terms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 Arobis AI Top pick | B2B SaaS, seed to Series C | Recommendation share as the KPI | $2,500 or $5,000 per month | 3 months, then monthly |
| #2 First Page Sage | Teams defending a budget number | Three published GEO cost tiers | $2,000 to $12,000 per month | Not published |
| #3 Siege Media | Content-heavy brands | Digital PR, research and BOFU content | Quote only | 6+ months expected |
| #4 iPullRank | Enterprise teams | Measurement rigor | Quote only | Staged programs |
| #5 Powered by Search | High-ACV B2B SaaS | Senior team, pipeline focus | From $7,500 (quarterly) or $9,000 per month | Monthly or quarterly |
| #6 SimpleTiger | SaaS wanting one roadmap | SEO, GEO and paid ads bundled | Quote only | Month to month |
| #7 NoGood | Multi-channel growth teams | AI search inside a growth squad | Retainers average above $20,000 | Monthly retainer |
| #8 Victorious | Sites with technical SEO debt | SEO foundations plus AI tracking | $8,000+ per month advised | 12-month starting campaign |
Prices in USD as published or stated on each agency website, checked November 9, 2026. “Quote only” means the agency does not publish prices.
1. Arobis AI: Best for B2B SaaS Teams That Need AI Recommendations, Not Rankings
Arobis AI is a GEO agency for B2B SaaS built around a single premise: the deliverable is not a ranking, it is a recommendation. The agency runs what it calls AI Search Demand Generation, which combines on-site optimization, structured data and placement work on the third-party sources that ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity retrieve when a buyer asks for software options.
Every engagement starts with an AI visibility audit that runs 40 buyer prompts across the engines and shows which competitors get named instead of you. The team then rewrites the pages AI tools draw from (comparison, alternatives, pricing and the home page), adds schema, entity pages and llms.txt, and secures placements in review sites, roundups and directories. Each change ships with your approval, which keeps the project manager in control of scope.
Reporting is built on recommendation share: how often your product is named for a defined set of buyer prompts, tracked against competitors on each engine. Clients get a monthly recommendation report and a private portal updated nightly.
Key services for a GEO project
- AI visibility audit on 40 buyer prompts
- Competitive gap map
- Schema, entity pages and llms.txt
- Comparison and alternatives page rewrites
- Monthly third-party placements
- Nightly client portal and monthly report
Pricing
Results and numbers
Why SaaS teams choose it
- Published price and a defined 3-month scope
- Recommendation share tracked per engine
- Changes shipped with client approval
- Month to month after the first 3 months
Watch out for
- Built for B2B SaaS only
- Ecommerce and consumer brands are a poor fit
- 30 days notice to stop after month three
Project manager tip: Ask for the 40-prompt audit list and add it to your scope statement. The same prompts become your baseline, your month-three measurement and the evidence for your renewal decision.
2. First Page Sage: Best for a Transparent Tiered Budget
First Page Sage publishes an unusually specific GEO cost breakdown, which makes it easy to put a defensible number in a budget request. The lowest tier buys placements on websites that already rank, the middle tier adds one or two “best of” list articles at the start of the campaign, and the top tier publishes three to five list articles a month with reputation management and PR.
Its GEO service rests on six elements: list creation and optimization, database inclusion, website authority, online review management, publicizing achievements and social sentiment monitoring. The firm names ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude as the platforms its work reaches.
Key services for a GEO project
- List creation and optimization
- Placements on ranking websites
- Database and directory inclusion
- Online review management
- Achievement publicization
- Social sentiment monitoring
Pricing
Results and numbers
Why SaaS teams choose it
- Clear, published cost tiers
- Strong on third-party list placements
- Reputation and review work in the top tier
Watch out for
- Leans heavily on paid placements
- Contract terms are not published
- Lower tiers include no PR
Project manager tip: Ask for the split between placement costs and agency labor in each tier, and track placements as a separate budget line. Pass-through costs are legitimate, but they should not surprise you at renewal.
3. Siege Media: Best for Content and Digital PR at Scale
Siege Media positions itself as a full-service GEO agency. Its program pairs original research and digital PR with bottom-of-funnel content (comparison and pricing pages), disclosed Reddit and community participation, affiliate placements in editorial roundups and regular refreshes that keep pages in the citation window.
Siege Media runs GEO as a 12-month roadmap: market analysis, prompt-level citation mapping and a share-of-voice baseline in months one and two, then content, PR and outreach, then monthly reporting with quarterly reviews. It reports more than $148 million in yearly client traffic value across its organic programs.
Key services for a GEO project
- Research reports and digital PR
- BOFU comparison and pricing content
- Reddit and community presence
- Affiliate roundup placements
- Freshness updates on key pages
- LLM share-of-voice tracking
Pricing
Results and numbers
Why SaaS teams choose it
- Very strong on PR and citations
- Long publisher relationships
- Clear 12-month roadmap
Watch out for
- No published pricing
- Needs your subject matter experts’ time
- Not built for a 3-month test
Project manager tip: Put subject matter expert hours in your resource plan before kickoff. Content-led programs stall when interviews and reviews compete with product work.
4. iPullRank: Best for Enterprise-Grade Measurement
iPullRank is the most technical option on this list. Its GEO practice runs in three stages: Emerging (an AI search visibility baseline, prompt and topic strategy, content gap analysis), Growth (competitive analysis, an omnimedia content plan and a measurement framework) and Elite (cross-platform measurement, content engineering, digital PR and executive reporting tied to revenue).
Reporting depth is the differentiator. The agency tracks information gain, entity density, cosine similarity, fan-out coverage, an explanatory power index, citation frequency and AI referral traffic, benchmarked against competitors over time. If your stakeholders will interrogate the methodology, this is a strong fit.
Key services for a GEO project
- AI search visibility baseline
- Prompt and topic strategy
- Relevance engineering
- Content engineering
- Digital PR (Elite stage)
- Executive reporting tied to revenue
Pricing
Results and numbers
Why SaaS teams choose it
- Deepest metrics on the list
- Auditable, research-led method
- Stages from startup to Fortune 500
Watch out for
- No published pricing
- Vocabulary needs translating for executives
- Best with an in-house SEO team
Project manager tip: Ask iPullRank to map its metrics to two or three plain-language KPIs for the steering committee, and keep the technical metrics in an appendix to your status report.
5. Powered by Search: Best for High-ACV B2B SaaS
Powered by Search publishes three SEO tiers with LLM and Answer Engine Optimization built in: Consulting (strategy, AI content guidance and a senior strategist), Implementation (full content production, technical SEO and LLM-ready briefs) and Promotion (managed digital PR and advanced AEO strategy with a 5 to 6 person embedded team).
The agency is clear about its floor: it says it is a fit for B2B companies spending $15,000 or more a month on growth, and it sells “AI and LLM search visibility (GEO)” as a separate service quoted on request.
Key services for a GEO project
- Strategic SEO and AEO roadmap
- LLM-optimized content briefs
- Technical SEO implementation
- Managed digital PR
- AI and LLM search visibility (GEO)
- Attribution reporting
Pricing
Results and numbers
Why SaaS teams choose it
- Published tiers and rates
- Senior strategists on every tier
- Pipeline and attribution focus
Watch out for
- Price floor rules out early-stage teams
- GEO service priced separately
- Best rate needs quarterly payment
Project manager tip: If you choose quarterly billing, align it with your project phases so each payment covers one measurement cycle and one renewal checkpoint.
6. SimpleTiger: Best for One Plan Covering SEO and GEO
SimpleTiger is a B2B SaaS marketing agency with more than 15 years in the category. It bundles GEO and AEO into its core SEO packages (Kickstart, Scale, Accelerate and Dominate) instead of selling them separately, and its Pipeline packages layer full-funnel paid ads and attribution on top.
The agency tracks AI share of voice across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and Gemini, and uses digital PR and brand mentions to build the sources AI models draw from. Its homepage comparison describes the engagement as month to month, with no long-term contract.
Key services for a GEO project
- SEO plus GEO and AEO in one plan
- AI share-of-voice tracking
- Digital PR and brand mentions
- Paid search and paid social
- Pipeline attribution
- Webflow design and landing pages
Pricing
Results and numbers
Why SaaS teams choose it
- One vendor for organic, AI and paid
- Month-to-month terms
- Deep SaaS focus
Watch out for
- Exact prices need a demo call
- Harder to compare like for like
- Broad scope can dilute AI reporting
Project manager tip: Ask for AI share of voice as its own line in the monthly report, separate from organic and paid results, so you can judge the GEO workstream on its own.
7. NoGood: Best for GEO Inside a Broader Growth Program
NoGood runs answer engine optimization across four pillars: AI visibility intelligence and strategy, owned content optimization, earned media and citation building, and technical AEO infrastructure such as schema and site architecture. Coverage spans ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, AI Mode, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Copilot.
The work is delivered as a monthly retainer with a dedicated squad that also handles paid, social and lifecycle marketing. NoGood says it does not sell standard packages and that its retainers average above $20,000 a month.
Key services for a GEO project
- AI visibility audits and prompt research
- AEO content development
- Earned media and citation building
- Schema and technical AEO
- Paid search and paid social
- Fractional CMO support
Pricing
Results and numbers
Why SaaS teams choose it
- Covers 7 AI platforms
- Integrated with paid and lifecycle
- Large, experienced team
Watch out for
- Highest typical budget on the list
- No standard packages
- Attribution harder to isolate
Project manager tip: Insist on a separate AI visibility report with its own baseline, even inside a multi-channel retainer. Otherwise paid results can hide whether the GEO work moved.
8. Victorious: Best for SEO Fundamentals With AI Retrievability
Victorious is an established SEO agency that has extended into answer engine optimization. It improves the chances of being cited in Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity through structured content, clear entity signals and schema, and its AI search tracking reports citations, mentions, share of voice and sentiment across those platforms.
The agency does not list fixed prices, but it recommends a budget of at least $8,000 a month for AEO and SEO, starting with a 12-month campaign. That makes it a strong fit when technical problems must be fixed before any AI visibility work can hold.
Key services for a GEO project
- Technical SEO and site migrations
- Answer engine optimization
- Schema and entity signals
- SEO content and link building
- AI citation and sentiment tracking
- Managed WordPress hosting
Pricing
Results and numbers
Why SaaS teams choose it
- Strong technical SEO bench
- Tracks citations and sentiment
- Clear budget guidance
Watch out for
- SEO-first, not recommendation-first
- 12-month starting commitment
- Not suited to a quick test
Project manager tip: Split the plan into two phases with their own acceptance criteria: technical fixes first, then AI visibility. It keeps a 12-month contract measurable quarter by quarter.
How to Scope the Project Before You Sign Anything
Treat a GEO engagement like any other vendor-delivered project, because it is one. These five steps prevent most of the problems project managers report with AI visibility retainers.
- Write the scope statement first: Define which products, which buyer questions and which AI platforms are in scope, and write down what is out. A proper project scope definition and scope statement prevents the most common failure here, a retainer that quietly drifts into generic content production.
- Baseline before kickoff: Run 20 to 30 buyer prompts on each target engine and record how often you and each competitor are named. Do it yourself, in a fresh session, before the agency starts. Without a baseline, you cannot prove anything in month three.
- Choose KPIs you can defend: Recommendation share per prompt set, citation frequency by source and AI referral traffic are the primary ones. Rankings and total organic sessions are secondary. Assign an owner for each KPI and each deliverable in a RACI matrix so the agency and your team know who approves what.
- Separate media cost from agency labor: Several models on this list include paid placements on third-party list articles. That is legitimate, but it is a pass-through cost, not agency work. Ask for the split in writing so you can manage the project budget without surprises at renewal.
- Log the risks openly: Model updates can wipe out gains, a competitor can outspend you on the same placements and your own product pages may be the blocker. Standard risk control in project management applies: name each risk, assign an owner and set an escalation trigger. Then wire it all into a proper project plan with milestones your steering committee can read.
Real-life example
A 25-prompt baseline becomes the contract
Arobis AI reports a 90-day B2B SaaS engagement where the number of money prompts naming the client went from 5 to 19 out of 25. The useful part for a project manager is not the result itself, it is the structure: a fixed prompt set, measured before kickoff and again at day 90, gives the steering committee a clear yes or no on renewal.
Numbers that matter
- 40buyer prompts in the Arobis AI audit across four AI enginesSource: Arobis AI pricing page
- 6+ monthscommitment Siege Media expects for a GEO programSource: Siege Media
- 12 monthsstarting campaign Victorious recommends for AEO and SEOSource: Victorious
- $15,000+monthly growth spend Powered by Search names as its fitSource: Powered by Search
Project manager tip: Store the prompt set, the engines and the baseline results in your project repository. If the agency changes, the next one starts from your data, not theirs.
RFP Questions Worth Asking Every GEO Agency
Use these questions in your request for proposal or first call. The answers tell you quickly whether the agency runs a measurable project or a loose retainer.
- Which AI platforms do you track, and how often do you re-measure the same prompts?
- Can I see a redacted monthly report from a client of my size?
- What percentage of the retainer is paid placement versus your own labor?
- Who writes the content, and how many hours will you need from our subject matter experts?
- What is the minimum term, the notice period, and who owns the pages and placements if we stop?
- How do you handle a platform update that erases a gain?
Red Flags: Is This Actually a Rebranded SEO Retainer?
Four signals to watch for during evaluation:
- The report is a keyword ranking report with an AI logo on it: If nothing in the deliverable measures how often an AI names you, it is an SEO retainer.
- No baseline is offered: Any serious vendor wants a starting measurement, because it protects them too.
- The prompt set is never defined: “We will improve your AI visibility” is not a scope. Twenty-five named prompts is a scope.
- Guaranteed placement in ChatGPT: Nobody controls what an AI model says. Treat the promise as disqualifying.
A Realistic 90-Day GEO Project Plan
Most agencies on this list will not commit to visible movement in less than a quarter, and Arobis AI states that recommendation changes on core buyer prompts usually take 60 to 90 days. Plan the project in four phases with three measurement points.
- Days 1 to 15, baseline: prompt set locked, scope statement signed, competitor set agreed, first measurement recorded.
- Days 16 to 45, fix and build: technical and structured data fixes, product page rewrites, first third-party placements commissioned.
- Days 46 to 75, earn citations: placements go live, review platforms and community presence addressed, second measurement.
- Days 76 to 90, decide: third measurement, variance analysis against the baseline, renewal decision with real numbers.
If an agency cannot map its proposal to something like this, the project is not scoped yet. Report progress in the same format as your other projects, for example with one of these free project status report templates.
Facts Worth Checking
GEO is new enough that claims travel fast. Here is what holds up when you check the sources.
Common Claims About GEO Agencies, Checked
| Claim | Verdict | What we found |
|---|---|---|
| AI summaries reduce clicks to websites. | True | Pew Research Center found users clicked a traditional result on 8% of Google visits with an AI summary, versus 15% without one. |
| An agency can guarantee your brand in ChatGPT answers. | False | No agency controls model outputs. Agencies on this list sell audits, content, placements and measurement, not guaranteed mentions. |
| GEO always costs more than $10,000 a month. | False | First Page Sage publishes a $2,000 to $3,000 tier and Arobis AI starts at $2,500. NoGood retainers average above $20,000. |
| GEO agencies lock you into 12-month contracts. | Partly true | Victorious recommends 12 months and Siege Media expects 6+, but Arobis AI has a 3-month minimum and SimpleTiger runs month to month. |
| GEO is just SEO with a new name. | Partly true | They share technical foundations, but GEO adds third-party placements and prompt-level monitoring, and is judged on recommendation share. |
| Results usually take about a quarter. | True | Arobis AI cites 60 to 90 days for core prompts, and Siege Media plans foundation work over the first two months. |
Checked November 9, 2026, against agency websites and the Pew Research Center.
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Test Your Knowledge: GEO Project Quiz
10 questions on GEO projects for project managers
Check what you learned. Pick an answer, then open the explanation.
What should be the primary KPI of a GEO project?
- AKeyword rankings
- BTotal organic sessions
- CRecommendation share for a defined prompt set
- DNumber of blog posts published
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Answer C. GEO is judged on how often AI answers name your product for agreed buyer prompts. Rankings and sessions are secondary.
In the Pew Research Center study, how often did users click a traditional result when an AI summary appeared?
- AOn 8% of visits
- BOn 15% of visits
- COn 26% of visits
- DOn 50% of visits
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Answer A. Users clicked on 8% of visits with an AI summary, versus 15% without one.
Why should the project manager run a baseline before kickoff?
- AIt is required by Google
- BWithout it, you cannot prove change at month three
- CIt replaces the scope statement
- DAgencies charge less for it
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Answer B. A baseline on the same prompts and engines is the only way to show variance at the end of the quarter.
Which agency on this list publishes three GEO cost tiers from $2,000 to $12,000 a month?
- ASiege Media
- BiPullRank
- CFirst Page Sage
- DNoGood
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Answer C. First Page Sage publishes a GEO cost breakdown with three monthly tiers.
What does a GEO project deliver that a classic SEO project usually does not?
- APage titles
- BThird-party placements plus prompt-level monitoring
- CXML sitemaps
- DPaid search ads
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Answer B. GEO adds placements on the sources AI tools quote, and monitoring of how often each engine names you.
Which promise should disqualify a GEO agency?
- AA 90-day baseline
- BA monthly report
- CGuaranteed placement in ChatGPT answers
- DA defined prompt set
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Answer C. No agency controls what an AI model says, so a guarantee is a red flag.
Why ask for the split between media cost and agency labor?
- ATo pay less tax
- BPlacements are pass-through costs that affect the budget at renewal
- CAgencies are required to disclose it
- DTo avoid writing a scope statement
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Answer B. Paid placements are legitimate but are not agency work, so track them as a separate budget line.
How long should you usually wait before judging GEO results?
- AOne week
- BOne month
- CAbout 90 days
- DTwo years
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Answer C. AI answers change on their own schedule, and most agencies plan the first defensible read at around 90 days.
Which agency is the strongest fit when stakeholders want an auditable measurement method?
- AiPullRank
- BFirst Page Sage
- CSimpleTiger
- DVictorious
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Answer A. iPullRank tracks metrics such as information gain, cosine similarity, citation frequency and AI referral traffic.
What turns “improve our AI visibility” into a real scope?
- AA bigger budget
- BA list of named buyer prompts and AI platforms
- CMore blog posts
- DA longer contract
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Answer B. Named prompts and platforms make the work measurable and the acceptance criteria clear.
Frequently Asked Questions
GEO Agencies for SaaS: Your Questions Answered
What does a GEO agency actually do?
It works to get your brand named inside AI-generated answers. That means improving your own pages and structured data, earning presence on the third-party sources AI models retrieve (review sites, list articles, documentation and community threads), and measuring how often each engine recommends you.
How much should a SaaS company budget for an AI visibility project?
Published entry prices on this list start at $2,000 a month (First Page Sage) and $2,500 a month (Arobis AI). Powered by Search starts at $7,500 a month on quarterly billing, Victorious recommends $8,000 or more, and NoGood retainers average above $20,000. Most mid-market B2B SaaS projects land between $2,500 and $8,000 a month.
How long before results show?
Plan for about 90 days before the first defensible read, and two to three quarters for compounding gains. AI systems re-crawl and re-synthesize sources on their own schedule.
Is GEO different from SEO?
Yes. SEO optimizes for a ranked link on a results page. GEO optimizes for being cited and recommended inside a generated answer. They share technical foundations but have different deliverables and different KPIs.
Can we run a GEO project in-house instead?
Partly. Baselining, prompt tracking and on-site structure are doable internally. Third-party placements and citation building are where most in-house teams stall, because they need media relationships and steady output. Many teams run a hybrid: in-house measurement, agency execution.
What should a project manager put in a GEO agency contract?
The prompt set and AI platforms in scope, the baseline and measurement dates, the split between placement costs and labor, named team members, the minimum term and notice period, and a clause confirming your company keeps all pages, content and placement records if you stop.
The Bottom Line
Two things decide whether a GEO project succeeds, and neither is the agency logo. The first is whether you baselined before kickoff. The second is whether recommendation share, not rankings, is written into the contract as the success metric. Get those wrong and you will spend two quarters paying for work you cannot measure.
Arobis AI takes the top spot because, for a B2B SaaS team, it publishes both its price and a recommendation-based KPI upfront, which is exactly what a project manager needs to scope and defend the work. First Page Sage is the easiest budget to defend, iPullRank is the stronger call for enterprise measurement, and Siege Media is hard to beat for content-led categories. Match the agency to the gap you actually have, not to the one the proposal describes best, and use the matcher above to build your shortlist.
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Daniel Raymond, a project manager with over 20 years of experience, is the former CEO of a successful software company called Websystems. With a strong background in managing complex projects, he applied his expertise to develop AceProject.com and Bridge24.com, innovative project management tools designed to streamline processes and improve productivity. Throughout his career, Daniel has consistently demonstrated a commitment to excellence and a passion for empowering teams to achieve their goals.