GEO means optimizing a website for generative engines: ChatGPT, Yandex Neuro, GigaChat, Perplexity. We make sure AI systems find your site, trust it and cite it in answers. While competitors fight for top-10 in Yandex, you take the place right inside the assistant's answer — above any SERP.
GEO is a set of works that makes AI engines (ChatGPT, Neuro, GigaChat) mention your site in answers. At ZXY it includes a citation audit, answer-first content, llms.txt, entity markup and monthly monitoring across 20 queries. Price from 60 000 RUB/month, first visibility report in 2 weeks.
We measure how often ChatGPT, Neuro and GigaChat name you across 20 niche queries.
We rewrite key pages: the answer in the first two sentences — how AI reads.
We prepare llms.txt, Schema.org and dated factoids — trust signals for RAG systems.
Monthly tracking: who gets cited in your niche and how your share of voice grows.
We build the query core your clients should find you for inside AI engines.
We test the queries in ChatGPT, Neuro and GigaChat: who is cited and what you lack.
We set up llms.txt, robots.txt and server response speed for AI crawlers.
Priority pages rewritten: answer up front, factoids, tables, FAQ.
Schema.org, consistent names and dates — trust signals for the models.
Monthly citation-share measurement and a plan for the next cycle.
From 60 000 RUB/month for the package: audit, llms.txt, 2–4 rewritten pages, markup and monitoring of 20 queries. A one-off GEO audit — from 18 000 RUB. The estimate is fixed in the contract.
You need self-sufficient answers at the top of pages, dated facts, consistent entities, llms.txt and AI crawler access in robots.txt. That is exactly what the GEO package delivers.
SEO promotes pages in SERPs; GEO makes your site a source for AI answers. The technical base is shared, but GEO requires answer-first wording, factoids and entity markup.
First mentions usually within 4–8 weeks after answer-first content ships. A sustainable citation share takes 3–6 months of regular cycles. Narrow niches move faster.
llms.txt is a reference file for AI crawlers describing your site structure and key pages. Not technically required, but it improves how models read your site. We prepare it within the package.
Yes — and it is the best scenario: 70% of the work overlaps. We build a shared foundation (tech, semantics, content) and separate GEO layers — answer blocks, llms.txt, monitoring. No budget duplication.