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GeoRankers
Know where you stand in AI search - and what to do about it
Most AI visibility tools tell you where you stand - GeoRankers helps you improve it. Track how your brand shows up across ChatGPT, Google AI Search, and Perplexity, see where competitors are winning, and find out which sources are shaping those answers. Then, act on specific recommendations and retest to see what actually moved the needle. Built for B2B SaaS marketing, SEO, and growth teams.
When we started looking at AI visibility tools, almost all of them were the same shape. A dashboard full of scores, charts, mention counts, sentiment breakdowns. Genuinely a lot of data. But every time I sat with one, I ended up with the same question: okay, so what do I actually do about this? The tools were great at telling you where you stood and completely silent on what to do next. You'd see your score drop, or a competitor pull ahead, and just not have a next step. That gap is what got me.
Here's the thing that made it feel urgent. Buyers are already asking ChatGPT, Google AI Search, and Perplexity what to consider before they ever land on a company's website. And most marketing teams have basically no idea if they're even showing up in those answers, let alone whether they're being recommended, mentioned in passing, or not cited at all.
So I built GeoRankers to close that specific gap. Not just another dashboard, but the whole loop:
See exactly where you show up across ChatGPT, Google AI Search, and Perplexity, and where competitors are beating you
Dig into the actual prompts and sources shaping those answers, not just a number
Get told specifically what to fix
Then retest and see if it actually moved the needle
That last part is honestly the reason I built this. I didn't want another tool that shows you you're losing and leaves you there. 💡
Right now, the focus is B2B SaaS. Marketing, growth, SEO, and product marketing teams who already take organic seriously and are realizing AI search is the next layer of that fight.
Going vertical by vertical is deliberate. Discovery to purchase behavior looks completely different depending on the industry. How a B2B SaaS buyer researches and evaluates a tool is nothing like how an e-commerce shopper or a local services customer moves through AI answers. Trying to model all of that at once would mean shipping something generic. I'd rather get this deeply right for one buying motion before expanding into the next.
About GeoRankers on Product Hunt
“Know where you stand in AI search - and what to do about it”
GeoRankers was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 35 upvotes and 13 comments, placing #26 on the daily leaderboard. Most AI visibility tools tell you where you stand - GeoRankers helps you improve it. Track how your brand shows up across ChatGPT, Google AI Search, and Perplexity, see where competitors are winning, and find out which sources are shaping those answers. Then, act on specific recommendations and retest to see what actually moved the needle. Built for B2B SaaS marketing, SEO, and growth teams.
On the analytics side, GeoRankers competes within Marketing, SEO and Artificial Intelligence — topics that collectively have 984.2k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how GeoRankers performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted GeoRankers?
GeoRankers was hunted by Yogesh Joshi. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
Yogesh Joshi
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Yogesh, founder of GeoRankers.
When we started looking at AI visibility tools, almost all of them were the same shape. A dashboard full of scores, charts, mention counts, sentiment breakdowns. Genuinely a lot of data. But every time I sat with one, I ended up with the same question: okay, so what do I actually do about this? The tools were great at telling you where you stood and completely silent on what to do next. You'd see your score drop, or a competitor pull ahead, and just not have a next step. That gap is what got me.
Here's the thing that made it feel urgent. Buyers are already asking ChatGPT, Google AI Search, and Perplexity what to consider before they ever land on a company's website. And most marketing teams have basically no idea if they're even showing up in those answers, let alone whether they're being recommended, mentioned in passing, or not cited at all.
So I built GeoRankers to close that specific gap. Not just another dashboard, but the whole loop:
See exactly where you show up across ChatGPT, Google AI Search, and Perplexity, and where competitors are beating you
Dig into the actual prompts and sources shaping those answers, not just a number
Get told specifically what to fix
Then retest and see if it actually moved the needle
That last part is honestly the reason I built this. I didn't want another tool that shows you you're losing and leaves you there. 💡
Right now, the focus is B2B SaaS. Marketing, growth, SEO, and product marketing teams who already take organic seriously and are realizing AI search is the next layer of that fight.
Going vertical by vertical is deliberate. Discovery to purchase behavior looks completely different depending on the industry. How a B2B SaaS buyer researches and evaluates a tool is nothing like how an e-commerce shopper or a local services customer moves through AI answers. Trying to model all of that at once would mean shipping something generic. I'd rather get this deeply right for one buying motion before expanding into the next.