GenesisHub
White-label GEO production for agencies
GenesisHub runs the GEO practice behind an agency that wants to sell one. The measurement, the technical work, the content and the monthly report are produced by our team and ship under the agency's brand. The client relationship stays with the agency at every stage, and we never appear in front of it.
What you receive
- A baseline visibility report on the client's market, carrying your logo and none of ours.
- A prioritised remediation list your team can execute, or hand back to us to execute.
- Content briefs, and where agreed the finished passages, written to be lifted intact.
- Structured data and entity work, delivered as a change your developers can apply.
- A monthly report on citation rate, share of answer and movement in the source set.
- A named contact on our side who never speaks to your client.
How it runs
- A first cycle takes about four weeks: prompt set agreed, baseline measured, gaps assessed against a fixed reference frame.
- After the baseline the rhythm is monthly, on the same prompt set and the same competitors.
- No result is read as a result before ninety days. We report a correlation, never a causation.
AI visibility management for brands
The same practice run directly for a brand rather than through an agency. GenesisHub measures how the five engines answer the questions your buyers ask, names the competitors returned in your place, and does the work to change it. You receive the report, the fixes and direct access to the people who produced them.
What you receive
- A baseline of how often the brand is named across the covered engines, question by question.
- The competitor picture: who is returned instead of you, and on which questions.
- The source set: the domains the answers lean on in your market.
- Technical work on crawlability, structure and structured data, so systems read the brand correctly.
- Content written to be quoted and attributed, not merely to rank.
- A monthly report, and the full text of every answer behind it.
How it runs
- The first cycle runs about four weeks, from agreeing the prompt set to the baseline report.
- Measurement then repeats monthly, unchanged, so two reports can be compared rather than merely read.
- Nothing is called before ninety days.
AI visibility audit
A single assessment of how generative engines currently answer about one brand, produced by people rather than by an automated score. It establishes the visibility rate, names the competitors returned instead, lists the sources those answers lean on, and points at the few things worth fixing first. It is how most engagements start.
What you receive
- The visibility rate across a first prompt set drawn from the brand's own market.
- The brands named in your place, and the questions where that happens.
- The domains the answers cite, which is usually a shorter list than anyone expects.
- A short list of what to fix first, ordered by what a model can actually act on.
How it runs
- An audit of one URL is free and is requested through the form on the home page.
- It is written by the team, not generated, so it takes a few working days rather than minutes.
- It carries no obligation to continue.
AI visibility monitoring
The same prompt set, re-run on a fixed schedule, so movement can be separated from noise. The questions, the competitors and the engines queried are held steady, and when any of them changes the report says so and recalculates the base. Without this, an audit is a snapshot nobody can act on twice.
What you receive
- A recurring report on the same questions, against the same competitors, on the same engines.
- An explicit note of which engines were queried in each cycle and which were not.
- Every answer stored whole, so any figure can be traced back to the text it came from.
- A declared change log whenever the prompt set or the competitor set moves.
How it runs
- Monthly by default.
- The prompt set and the competitor set are held for twelve months unless a change is agreed and declared.
- Reported as correlation. A model can change for reasons that have nothing to do with the work.
How does an engagement start?
With a free audit of one URL, requested through the form on the home page. A person reads the result with you, and if the picture is worth acting on we agree a prompt set, a competitor set and the engines to query. That agreement is what makes every later report comparable, so it is worth the time it takes.
What does it cost?
There is no rate card on this site. Scope varies too much between a single-market brand and an agency running a dozen clients for a published price to mean much, so pricing is quoted per engagement once the size of the prompt set, the number of competitors and the amount of technical work are known. The audit itself is free.
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