Genmark AI Answers
Straight answers to the questions buyers, partners and AI assistants ask about Genmark AI: the platform, the Expert-Led Growth Program, AI search, pricing and how we compare.
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Genmark AI is an AI brand visibility and growth platform, with an expert-led growth program. It shows how ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Perplexity, Claude, Microsoft Copilot and Grok answer the questions your buyers ask, which brands they recommend and which sources they rely on. It then turns the gaps into prioritized content, site and source work and measures what changes. Your team can run it, or ours can.
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Buyers now ask AI assistants who to shortlist before they visit a vendor’s site. When the answer names a competitor, the deal can be lost before you know it existed. Genmark AI shows where that happens, why it happens and what to fix first.
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AI now decides which brands buyers shortlist. Genmark AI shows you how it decides, then helps turn those answers into pipeline and revenue.
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B2B SaaS and technology companies, IT and technology services firms, B2C and ecommerce brands, local and small businesses, multi-brand organizations and the agencies that serve them. Teams with marketers who can act on the findings use the platform. Teams that need the outcome without another workload use the Expert-Led Growth Program.
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Two. The platform (Starter, Growth or Enterprise) is run by your own team. In the Expert-Led Growth Program, our team does the work end to end. Many teams start with our team and take more of the work in-house over time, and the workspace, questions and history stay in place either way.
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Vinay Ahuja, founder and CEO. He has spent 25+ years building search, ads and machine-learning systems, including leading engineering at Bing Ads, and he led the data, ML and search platforms at SeekOut as Senior Director of Engineering. Every Growth Session is with him.
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Genmark AI was founded in 2024 and is based in the United States.
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More than 100 businesses have been onboarded, across in-house teams and agencies. Agencies on Genmark AI manage more than 100 client brands.
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No one controls an independent AI system’s answers, so we never guarantee rankings or recommendations. A dashboard alone changes nothing, so every finding comes with the work to act on it. And every score traces back to the prompt, the answer and the source behind it.
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Email hello@genmark.ai for general and sales questions, or support@genmark.ai for account, billing and security questions. Privacy requests go to privacy@genmark.ai and legal notices to legal@genmark.ai. To talk it through, book a demo or a Growth Session.
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For the platform, Starter and Growth start with a 14-day free trial request from the plan card, and Enterprise starts with a demo on your own brand. For the Expert-Led Growth Program, book a Growth Session. To see where you stand first, request a free AI Visibility Snapshot.
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A 30-minute session with the founder, using your own category and competitors. It covers where you stand in AI search, what to fix first, and whether the platform or the Expert-Led Growth Program fits you better.
A 30-minute walkthrough of the platform on your own brand and competitors, with the founder. Agencies can book an agency demo to see the platform across a client portfolio.
Use the platform if you have people who can act on the findings: a content, SEO or product marketing team with time to write pages, fix the site and work on outside sources. Choose the Expert-Led Growth Program if you need the outcome but not another workload, or want to move faster than your team can. If you are unsure, a Growth Session will tell you which fits.
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Yes. Onboarding is guided on every plan. For agencies, we set up your workspace, your branding and your first client, so you can run an audit and share a branded report from day one.
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Starter includes email support and Growth includes priority email support. Enterprise includes dedicated account management, support and an SLA. Expert-Led Growth Program clients also get a private Slack channel with the team working on their growth.
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Starter includes one team member. Growth includes unlimited teammates. Enterprise includes unlimited teammates with single sign-on.
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Our target is 99.9% monthly uptime. Planned maintenance runs on weekends or between 12 and 6 AM Eastern on weekdays, with 24 hours’ notice. Service credits apply to Enterprise plans with a separate SLA.
It shows how AI engines answer the questions your buyers ask: which brands they recommend, how they describe yours and which sources they rely on. It explains why a competitor wins an answer, such as a missing page, a weak comparison, outdated facts or thin third-party evidence. It then turns those gaps into a prioritized list of content, site and technical fixes, and re-runs the same questions so you can see what changed.
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Six steps. Understand the business. Track buyer questions across discovery, evaluation, requirements, comparisons and purchase intent. Find the gaps. Prioritize them. Create content with control. Re-measure on the same questions. The steps map to four stages: intelligence, strategy, execution and optimization.
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Eight: ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Perplexity, Claude, Microsoft Copilot and Grok. Starter and Growth include ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Overviews, with the other five available as add-ons. Enterprise and the Expert-Led Growth Program cover all eight.
Each engine answers differently and cites different sources. A brand can be recommended by Perplexity and missing from ChatGPT on the same question. A blended score would hide where the work is needed. Enterprise adds cross-engine analysis on top of the per-engine view.
No. Genmark AI tracks the eight engines listed above.
Not as channels. Genmark AI tracks AI answer engines. When an answer cites Reddit, YouTube or a review site, that source shows up in the citation evidence.
Buyer questions across the stages of a purchase: discovery, evaluation, requirements, comparisons and purchase intent. They are grounded in your business, offers and audience, and run against your competitors on the same set every time.
The answer each engine gave, the brands it named, whether it recommended you or offered you as an option or top pick, and the sources it cited. It also shows your visibility score and share of voice by engine, competitor context and, on eligible plans, sentiment.
A view of which brands AI engines name for your buyer questions, whether each one is offered as an option or as the top pick, and how that trends across runs. It is included on every plan.
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Daily, weekly or on demand on every plan, with scheduled recurring audits. Enterprise adds continuous monitoring and change alerts, so you hear when a tracked answer about you changes.
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One prompt response is one prompt checked against one engine, one time. For example, 15 prompts on 2 engines comes to about 130 responses a month when run weekly, or about 900 when run daily. Each plan includes a monthly pool: 3,000 responses on Starter, 6,000 on Growth and custom on Enterprise. Analysis runs and refreshes are unlimited within the pool, and there is no per-report charge.
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Its work queue separates missing information, weak explanations, unsupported claims and trust gaps, and every recommendation carries the competitor and source evidence behind it. Growth and Enterprise add prioritized recommendations, content optimization suggestions and business research reports.
A feature in beta on Growth and Enterprise. It runs the checks you choose within your plan limits, then assembles a short list of fixes, page updates and new page opportunities for your team to review.
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Nia is the conversational assistant inside the platform, available on Enterprise.
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All eight engines; custom usage across brands and domains; full sentiment, cross-engine analysis and an industry leaderboard; buyer personas and the Nia assistant; continuous monitoring, change alerts and automated workflows; white-label reports and agency multi-business management; server-log crawler analytics (beta); MCP and API access; single sign-on; and dedicated account management, support and an SLA.
Yes, on Enterprise: custom usage across brands and domains, multi-domain tracking, multi-business management and white-label reports.
Google Analytics 4, Google Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools and Microsoft Clarity, on every plan. Local businesses can connect Google Business Profile. Growth and Enterprise send approved content to WordPress and Vercel as drafts. Enterprise adds server and CDN log connectors, MCP and API access, and single sign-on. Social amplification drafts posts for LinkedIn, X, Facebook, Instagram, Reddit and YouTube.
On Enterprise, yes, in beta. Connect your server or CDN logs and Genmark AI matches requests against more than 100 crawler signatures, including GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and Google-Extended. Connectors cover Cloudflare Logpull on Enterprise zones, AWS CloudFront and ALB, Google Cloud Storage, Vercel and HTTP log drains, SFTP, cPanel and Kinsta.
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Technical checks that help AI engines crawl, read and cite your site. Every plan includes them within its limits: 4 a month on Starter and 8 on Growth.
No. Some actions run through platform workflows. Others need review, your team’s implementation or expert help. Publishing depends on access, approvals and the integrations available.
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Yes. MCP and API access are included on Enterprise.
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Yes. The content workflow takes each piece through draft, review and approval, a quality check and publishing. Drafts are grounded in your own site, assets and brand voice, and a person reviews them before anything goes live.
Comparison pages, solution briefs, battle cards, value propositions, product feature pages, FAQs and how-tos for B2B teams; and product, comparison and list-style pages for ecommerce.
Starter includes 10 Content Creation pieces and 100 Deep Content Audit pages a month. Growth includes 25 pieces and 250 audit pages a month. Enterprise volumes are custom.
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Structured schema, readability and AI-detection checks, followed by your team’s review and approval.
Drafts are grounded in your website and brand voice, and Growth adds a Brand Kit. Nothing publishes without a person’s approval.
Not directly. On Growth and Enterprise, approved content goes to WordPress or Vercel as a draft, with no copy and paste, and your team publishes it from there.
Yes. Social amplification turns a published piece into draft posts for LinkedIn, X, Facebook, Instagram, Reddit and YouTube, and points to the channels AI engines read. Your team reviews and posts them; nothing is posted automatically.
Our team runs your growth end to end: website, positioning and messaging, SEO, content and AI search. It starts with a 2–3 month pilot focused on the top 10% of work most likely to move leads, pipeline and revenue. It then continues on a minimum six-month or annual commitment.
We list every opportunity across your site, search results, AI answers and competitors, then rank each one by buyer relevance, revenue impact, effort and strength of evidence. The top 10% ships first, end to end. Everything else waits until it earns its place, and the list is re-ranked after every review.
Whatever moves leads, pipeline and revenue fastest for your business: website pages and fixes, brand positioning and messaging, SEO, content, AI search visibility, and conversion paths and tracking. The pilot plan names the work in writing before anything starts.
Weeks 1–2 set the baseline: goals, buyers, analytics and the question set, with success criteria written into the pilot plan. Weeks 3–6 ship the top 10%. Weeks 7–12 expand, in three-month pilots. The final weeks repeat the baseline exactly and produce a before/after report and the next quarter’s plan.
Two months suits one product or location in one market. Three months applies when off-site work or more pages are in scope. The length is fixed in the written pilot plan.
A pilot sets an evidence-based baseline, ships the top 10% of the work and re-runs the same measurements, so you decide on results rather than a proposal.
We repeat the baseline and review what shipped, what changed and what the next top 10% is. You then continue on a minimum six-month or annual commitment, or you stop.
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A named strategist owns your plan and priorities, backed by specialists across AI search, SEO, content and technical work. Where it helps, we bring in collaborators you approve.
Through a private Slack channel, with reviews weekly, biweekly or monthly as agreed at kickoff. Every action carries a hypothesis, its evidence and a measurement window.
Yes. Nothing publishes without your approval.
Yes. Our team uses the full Enterprise platform during the program, across all eight AI engines, with every capability the work needs.
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A graded monthly report. Every line is marked as shipped, observed, inferred, not yet measurable or next, so you can see which results are measured and which are judgment.
Both are optional add-ons, outside the program fee. Paid ads carry a management fee, and ad spend is paid directly to the platforms. Off-site PR and citation outreach is run by our team and billed per campaign. Each is scoped and priced in writing first.
B2B SaaS and technology teams with a defined market and growth goals, established consumer and ecommerce brands where search and AI shape product discovery, local businesses that want more calls, bookings and visits, and teams ready to act on recommendations and commit beyond a single pilot.
Businesses looking only for a one-time free snapshot, or only for ad management or general social posting.
Pricing is custom and set by scope: markets, products, the volume of pages and content, source work and review cadence. Scope and price are agreed in a written pilot plan before kickoff.
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No. It covers a defined services scope plus our team’s use of the full Enterprise platform during the program. A platform subscription on its own is a separate plan.
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Every page, asset and fix we shipped, the baseline and question set, the plan and every report. If you move to a platform plan, your workspace, questions and history stay in place.
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Yes. Many teams start with our team and take more of the work in-house over time. Your workspace, questions and history stay in place either way.
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A free, limited-scope look at where your brand appears in ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity, which competitors AI names instead and which sources it trusts. No account is needed.
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Five parts: where you appear, your scores against competitor averages and the gaps, the domains AI cites most and how often, a scored check of how one of your pages reads to AI, and where to focus first.
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Your company name, website and a work email. You can add a content page to check; otherwise we check your homepage. We send a 6-digit code to verify the email before the Snapshot starts.
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By email, as soon as the Snapshot is ready.
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The Snapshot is a one-time, limited-scope check on three engines. The platform tracks a full set of buyer questions on up to eight engines, on a schedule, and turns the gaps into work and measurement.
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AI search is when people ask an AI assistant or an AI-powered search feature, such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity or Google AI Overviews, and get a written answer instead of a list of links. The answer often names specific brands and cites sources.
Generative Engine Optimization: the practice of improving how your brand appears in AI-generated answers, so you are cited, recommended and described accurately.
Answer Engine Optimization: the practice of getting your brand and content chosen as the answer when people ask AI systems questions about your category. In practice it overlaps with GEO, and both build on strong SEO foundations.
They are mostly different names for the same goal: being found, cited and recommended in AI-generated answers. The labels differ by emphasis, but the work overlaps heavily.
Yes. Search rankings, product marketing, content quality and technical accessibility still matter, and AI search work builds on them. Several AI engines search the web live before answering, so pages that are hard to find or crawl are hard to cite.
No. It builds on SEO. AI answers add new inputs, such as reviews, forums, creator content and how well a page matches a buyer’s need, on top of the SEO foundations.
They draw on what they can find and trust: your own pages, third-party reviews, directories, publications, forums and comparison content. Consistent, specific and well-sourced facts make a brand easier to recommend. Gaps and contradictions push the answer toward competitors.
Usually because of one of four gaps: a missing page for the question, a weak or missing comparison, outdated facts about you, or thin third-party evidence. Genmark AI shows which one applies, per question and per engine.
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A mention is when the answer names your brand. A citation is when the answer links to a page as its source. You can be mentioned without being cited, or cited without being recommended, so we track both.
The share of answers, on a fixed set of buyer questions, that name your brand compared with your competitors. It is tracked per engine and over time.
AI engines don’t give the same answer every time, and engines that search the web live see different sources from day to day. That is why we track a fixed set of questions on a schedule and read the pattern, not a single reply.
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Yes. AI answers can repeat outdated prices, features, locations or claims. The fix is to correct the facts on your own site and on the sources the engines cite, then re-check the same questions.
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It helps engines read your facts correctly. Examples are LocalBusiness markup for hours and addresses, and Product, Offer and Review markup for products. It doesn’t replace good pages and sources, but errors in it can keep you out of an answer.
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Bots that AI companies use to read the web, either to train models or to fetch pages when answering a question. Examples are GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and Google-Extended. If they can’t reach or render a page, it is harder for an answer to use it.
AI answers often cite sources you don’t control, such as review sites, directories, publications, forums and comparison articles. A brand that is described consistently across those sources is easier to recommend. Genmark AI shows which sources the answers in your market actually cite.
It varies by engine and by the change. Engines that search the web live can pick up a new page soon after it is crawled. Answers that rely on model training change more slowly. No one can promise a date, so we measure on the same questions before and after.
It can be, if buyers already ask AI about your category, alternatives or use cases. We start by checking which of those questions apply to you and whether you can act on them.
The Learning Center has in-depth guides on GEO, AEO, measurement, structured data and optimizing for each engine. The glossary defines AI search and SEO terms. The blog covers research and changes in AI search.
It shows whether you make the shortlist when buyers ask AI about your category, use cases and alternatives, and whether your product is described accurately against competitors. It then points to the category, use-case and comparison pages and the third-party sources that close the gaps.
Yes, if buyers in your market ask AI to suggest or compare providers. That includes MSPs, systems integrators, network and telecom services firms and technology consultancies. Services buyers often start with a need rather than a name, and that kind of open question is exactly what an AI answer shortlists for.
Third-party sources such as partner directories, review sites and analyst coverage, plus your case studies, certifications and service pages. Genmark AI shows which sources the answers in your market cite.
Ecommerce support is in beta. It tracks product questions across the eight engines, checks product data and feed health, and builds product markup. Reviews and community sources such as review sites, Reddit, YouTube and social are part of the picture.
Yes, in beta, as part of Enterprise and the Expert-Led Growth Program. Connect Shopify, WooCommerce or Etsy, or import a feed from Shopify, WooCommerce, Google Merchant Center, Amazon or BigCommerce. It is used for product-level questions, feed health and markup.
It builds and validates Product, Offer, Review and rating markup from your catalog: price, availability, brand, identifiers and reviews. It is in beta.
Partly. With Google Analytics connected you can see AI-referred visits and the conversions that follow. Many AI answers send shoppers to a marketplace or retailer instead of your store, so we report what can be observed and never claim one answer caused a sale.
Yes, if customers ask AI who to hire or where to go in your area. AI answers lean on your Google Business Profile, directories, reviews and website. When those are incomplete or inconsistent, the answer often names a competitor instead.
Near-me and city questions across the major engines; your Google Business Profile details, reviews, questions, posts and photos; directory coverage across Google, Apple Maps, Bing Places, Yelp, BBB, Foursquare and industry directories; name, address and phone consistency and duplicate listings; local pack presence; and LocalBusiness markup.
No. A complete profile, consistent listings and good reviews remain the foundation. We show how AI engines use those signals, where they break down, and which fixes are most likely to get you named in answers.
Multi-location tracking is coming soon: every location on the same questions, compared side by side and rolled up by region, franchise owner and brand. Today we can cover your key locations and markets.
Yes. Enterprise covers multiple brands and domains, with workspaces, governance, cross-brand visibility and single sign-on. It starts with a demo.
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Either your team, using the platform, or ours, through the Expert-Led Growth Program. A 30-minute Growth Session with the founder will tell you which fits.
Two ways. Agencies can run AI visibility for many clients on Enterprise, under their own brand. Or they can co-deliver with our team: the agency owns the client strategy and relationship, and we run the AI search execution under one plan.
Yes, on Enterprise. Your name, logo and favicon appear in the workspace, your branding appears on every client report, and the Genmark AI credit is removed.
A Prospect Workbench, multi-client management, role-based team access, a client portal with scoped access, per-client AI visibility audits, content and branded reporting. Engine coverage depends on each client’s plan.
Refer, co-sell or co-deliver. Scope and roles are agreed per client, and you keep the client either way.
No. We never sell to an agency’s clients directly. Confidentiality and client-ownership terms are set in the partner agreement.
Yes. On Enterprise you can package it as a monthly retainer, with your brand and your pricing.
No. It covers AI visibility delivery, meaning monitoring, content and reporting, and works alongside your time-tracking, invoicing and project tools.
It scales with the number of clients you manage. Book an agency demo and we will shape it around your portfolio.
A dedicated account manager, a priority support queue, custom training sessions and co-marketing opportunities.
The agency. The agency is the data controller and Genmark AI is the processor. Client data is not given to managed clients without the agency’s authorization.
Not yet. We will publish terms once a formal program exists.
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On five levels, kept separate so activity is never mistaken for impact. First, the work shipped. Second, discoverability: mentions, citations and the brands AI recommends on a fixed question set. Third, qualified interest: AI-referred visits and conversions. Fourth, sales impact: influenced pipeline. Fifth, economics: cost per opportunity and revenue, where your CRM data supports it.
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No. No provider controls an independent AI system’s answers. We commit to rigorous analysis, quality-controlled execution and transparent measurement of what changes.
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We can review referral, site and conversion signals when the right data sources are connected. Attributing a deal to one AI answer is usually not possible, so we report influence as influence and keep observed signals separate from proven cause.
Connect Google Analytics 4 and Genmark AI shows visits that arrive from AI engines and the conversions they lead to, alongside your Search Console data.
Yes. The platform shows the answers each engine gave to each question, the brands it named and the sources it cited, so you can read exactly what buyers read.
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As before-and-after comparisons, movement per engine and changes in citations. Each change is shown as an observation with its run dates and engines, not as proof of cause.
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The baseline question set runs before any work starts and is repeated exactly at the end of the pilot, on the same engines, against the same competitors.
In the Expert-Led Growth Program, every line in a report is graded: shipped, observed, inferred, not yet measurable, or next. You can see which results are measured and which are judgment.
Yes. Starter exports PDF reports. Growth adds CSV exports. Enterprise adds white-label reports.
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No AI tracking tool can see every answer. Results come from a representative sample of runs and vary from run to run, so treat them as directional and read the trend over time.
Starter is $129 a month and Growth is $299 a month, and annual billing saves 20%. Enterprise and the Expert-Led Growth Program are priced to scope.
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Yes. Starter and Growth include a 14-day free trial with no credit card required. You request it from the plan card on the pricing page.
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No. Starter and Growth start with a 14-day free trial, and the AI Visibility Snapshot is free.
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Growth doubles the monthly prompt pool (6,000 responses against 3,000) and raises content volumes (25 pieces and 250 audit pages against 10 and 100). It also adds prioritized recommendations, basic sentiment, content optimization suggestions, Business Research reports, a Brand Kit, unlimited teammates, CSV exports and priority support. Both include ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Overviews, with other engines as add-ons.
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Visibility score and radar, share of voice, competitor visibility analysis, Brands AI Recommends, a technical SEO audit, site readiness checks, Content Creation, Deep Content Audit pages, daily, weekly or on-demand runs, and Google Analytics, Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools and Microsoft Clarity.
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Enterprise is priced to your brands, domains and usage. It starts with a demo.
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Yes. Perplexity, Google AI Mode, Microsoft Copilot, Grok and Claude are available as add-ons. Enterprise includes all eight.
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Yes. Starter and Growth are available monthly or annually. Annual billing saves 20% and is paid upfront. Enterprise and program terms are set in your agreement.
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Starter and Growth are billed by card through Stripe. Enterprise and the Expert-Led Growth Program can use invoicing or custom commercial terms.
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Prices are in US dollars and exclude taxes.
Yes. Upgrades take effect immediately, with a prorated credit. Downgrades take effect at the start of the next billing period. You can move from monthly to annual at any time, but an annual plan can’t switch to monthly mid-term.
In your account settings, or by emailing support@genmark.ai. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period.
Fees are non-refundable except where the law requires, and there are no partial-month refunds. Cancelling an annual plan stops it from renewing.
Yes. Plans renew automatically, and we send a reminder 30 days before an annual plan renews.
Yes. You can add the Expert-Led Growth Program at any point, and your workspace, prompts and history stay in place.
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Yes. The free AI Visibility Snapshot shows where you appear in ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity, which competitors AI names instead and which sources it trusts. No account is needed, and results arrive by email.
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No. Our terms don’t allow your content or data to be used to develop, train or fine-tune any generalized AI model. We access AI providers through their APIs, and your data is not used to train their models.
OpenAI, Google Vertex AI and Anthropic. We send business context such as your business name, industry, competitor names, public site content and the prompts we generate, plus connected analytics metrics when you request analysis. We never send contact details, payment details, credentials or private communications.
No. We do not sell, rent or trade personal information.
Genmark AI runs on Google Cloud in the United States. Backups may be stored in other Google Cloud regions.
Data is encrypted in transit with TLS 1.2 or higher and at rest with AES-256. Passwords are hashed, access is role-based, integration tokens are encrypted at rest, and we run regular security reviews.
We do not publish a SOC 2 report. Our infrastructure runs on Google Cloud, which holds SOC 1, 2 and 3 and ISO 27001 certifications.
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Single sign-on is included on Enterprise. Multi-factor authentication is supported.
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Yes. We honor data rights under GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, LGPD, PIPEDA and Australian privacy law, and transfers out of Europe use recognized safeguards such as Standard Contractual Clauses.
Yes. A data processing agreement is available to agencies and enterprise customers on request at privacy@genmark.ai.
You do. You own the content you bring and the content generated for your account. Similar output may be produced for other customers, because AI systems can produce similar text.
With read-only access to Search Console and Google Analytics, and Google Business Profile access that changes content only when you start the action. Use of Google data follows Google’s Limited Use policy and is never used to train generalized models.
Yes. You can export your data in CSV, JSON or PDF during your subscription and for 30 days after it ends.
Our crawler. It only crawls sites our customers point it at, honors robots.txt, uses polite rate limits, stays on the same domain and never submits forms. Crawled data is used only for the account that requested it and is never sold.
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Email support@genmark.ai for security issues and privacy@genmark.ai for privacy requests.
SEO tools were built around rankings and traffic. Genmark AI starts from the questions buyers ask AI: how engines describe, cite and recommend you against competitors, which sources they trust and what to change. It then carries that into content, site work and measurement in one workspace.
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No. It doesn’t do keyword research, backlink tracking or rank tracking. Many teams keep their SEO suite and use Genmark AI alongside it for AI search.
Yes. Many teams keep their SEO suite or CRM tools and use a dedicated AI search platform alongside them.
Many visibility tools stop at monitoring. Genmark AI connects the findings to content, site and source work, covers eight engines, includes Content Creation and Deep Content Audit on every plan, and offers a team that does the work. Our comparison pages set out the differences vendor by vendor, including where other tools are stronger.
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Profound, Semrush, Ahrefs Brand Radar, Peec AI, Scrunch, Searchable, Otterly.AI, Writesonic, AthenaHQ, Goodie and HubSpot. Each page lists facts checked on a stated date, with sources.
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Our comparison pages say so plainly. Some tools track more engines or channels, some have a free plan or a longer trial, some offer more seats on entry plans, and some publish case studies or a SOC 2 report.
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One question on one engine gives you one answer at one moment. Genmark AI runs a fixed set of buyer questions across up to eight engines, against your competitors, on a schedule. That shows patterns, sources and change over time instead of a single reply.
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The program covers website, positioning, SEO, content and AI search as one plan, focused on the top 10% of work, and every result is measured on the same questions before and after. You approve everything that ships, and every report line is graded.
Yes. Bring the buyer questions you track today to a Starter or Growth trial and compare the results side by side.
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Ask it in a 30-minute session with the founder, using your own brand and competitors.