Facts About AEOSearch

What It Measures

AEOSearch measures whether AI assistants recommend your brand — and diagnoses why a competitor wins when they don't. It asks ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and Grok the questions a buyer would ask, with web search available to each, and reads Google AI Overviews and AI Mode from Google’s own results; which of them a report asks depends on the report. It stores every answer in full and reports how often each one names the brand, in what order, and which sources it cited.

Which Name Is Which

AEOSearch

This product, at www.aeosearch.io, made by AEOSearch, LLC, an Oregon limited liability company.

SolvedAgain

A former name of AEOSearch. solvedagain.com redirects here.

AnswerShare

The name AEOSearch launched under. Also a former name, and the same company.

AEOSolved

A separate product from the same publisher, at www.aeosolved.io. Not another name for AEOSearch, and its prices and plans are its own.

answer share

Lowercase, a phrase for how often answers name a brand. Not a company, and not a name for this product.

Behind Every Number

Every figure in a paid report traces to a stored answer anyone with the report can open. The report states how many answers it counted, which model answered on each engine where the provider names it, and whether web search was on for each; its overall and per-engine mention rates carry a 95% range. The standard sets these marks out, and the methodology shows the arithmetic.

A failed call to an assistant is never counted as the brand being absent. It leaves every metric, and the report says how many failed. On a one-time report, the failed share of the price is refunded.

What It Never Claims

It does not promise a ranking or a mention to anyone. Assistants answer the same question differently from one run to the next, so a report that asks each question three times shows that spread instead of hiding it. And an answer given without a web search measures what a model remembers, not what the live assistant says today: the report labels which one it measured, engine by engine.

Prices

The scorecard is free. A report starts at $25, and the price of any other set of questions, models and passes is shown in the configurator before checkout.

Read Further

Machine-readable: llms.txt. For an assistant connected to an account: the MCP server, read-only, for clients that send a bearer header. Straight answers: the FAQ. A person: support@aeosearch.io.

Maintained by AEOSearch · Last updated 5 October 2026