Asky

Pros: Asky makes it obvious which topics and pages AI systems actually use when they talk about our brand. That’s made it much easier to decide what to rewrite, what to beef up, and where to add new content. Integrations with our website stack are a plus so we can tie it into experiments.

Cons: Took me a bit to get used to thinking in “AI search” instead of just keywords and positions.

Overall: Once it clicked, it became a very practical tool for prioritizing content work. We are still early, so the exact depth of the improvements will show overtime, but seeing small wins already.

Pros: Super easy to use, intuitive, and cleanly designed. The founders support is excellent and while they are still in early access they provide a mix of manual and automated insights. I originally thought GEO/AI-SEO would be difficult to navigate but this platform and the team behind it made the process straightforward. Their agent functionality has been a stand out for us as we can communicate in natural language and get what we need in the same format. Pricing is competitive with market standard.

Cons: Some features are still not fully developed yet but the team makes up for it with manual work to deliver the intended value.

Overall: Very promising solution with high quality overall and an amazing team behind it. We've seen visibility improvements after just 2 weeks in ChatGPT and google traffic by applying both technical and content recommendations from Asky.

Pros: Asky basically gave me something I didn’t realize I was missing: a clear picture of how our brand actually shows up in AI answers. Instead of guessing what ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Google’s AI Overview say about us, I can now see it all in one place and compare it to our competitors.

What I like most is that it turns this whole “GEO/AEO” thing from a buzzword into something concrete: prompts, dashboards, share-of-voice, sentiment, citations, competitors. The visualizations are easy enough that I can share them with my CMO without a long explanation. The AI assistant inside Asky is also surprisingly useful, it doesn’t just dump data on you, it explains what’s going wrong (or right) and suggests practical next steps for content and SEO/technical tweaks.

Cons: It is still early access, and you do notice that from time to time. Some features feel like version 1, and there are a few things on their roadmap I’d love to have today (for example, even broader coverage of models and more automation around reporting).

That said, the team is very hands-on and fast with iterations. We’ve already seen features appear based on feedback we gave on a call, which makes it feel less like “missing functionality” and more like we’re co-designing the tool. If you’re expecting a fully “finished”, enterprise-style platform on day one, you’ll need to keep that early-access mindset in mind, but the upside is you get to influence where it goes.

Overall: Overall, Asky has become a regular part of how we think about brand visibility. Where our usual SEO tools stop, Asky continues: it shows us how AI systems talk about us, who they recommend instead of us, and where we’re not mentioned at all. That has already shaped our content priorities and messaging.

If you’re leading marketing or growth and you care about how your brand is represented in AI-generated answers (not just classic search rankings), Asky makes that visible and gives you a realistic plan to improve it. Even in early access, it’s earned a permanent spot in my weekly reporting.