Be the real estate agent AI recommends.
Find recorded mentions of your name, audit your website, and turn your firsthand local expertise into public evidence people and AI can discover.
BrightLocal found that 45% of US consumers used generative AI for local business recommendations in 2026, up from 6% in 2025. BrightLocal · Local Consumer Review Survey 2026 · Feb 11, 2026
The free audit checks website signals. Fresh AI recommendation checks require an account and eligible profile data.
Search my name in existing AI citations →Illustrative example — fictional agent and sample results.
What do you want to know first?
Does AI already name me?
Search existing citation records from covered markets. No match does not mean you are absent from every AI answer.
Search my name →02Can my website be understood?
Review available website signals and specific findings. The free audit is separate from live recommendation checks.
Audit my website →03How do I show my local expertise?
Publish firsthand neighborhood knowledge and attributed transaction evidence through Local Expertise.
Explore Local Expertise →Explore a clearly labeled example: neighborhood guide or transaction page.
Inspect the evidence before choosing a plan.
See the labeled sample diagnostic, read our research methods and limitations, then compare publishing limits and check cadence. A website score is our diagnostic; a recommendation is a sampled model response. Neither guarantees leads.
The four engines
we measure.
Fictional example, not a measured recommendation or forecast.
Fictional example, not a measured recommendation or forecast.
Fictional example, not a measured recommendation or forecast.
Fictional example, not a measured recommendation or forecast.
We deploy the
machine-readable
version of you.
Your bio, your closings, and your hyperlocal knowledge — turned into structured data that AI engines actually understand. Deployed at geogenius.ai/agents/{your-name} for people and crawlers to access. Each engine decides what to index and cite.
- 1See where you standStart with a website audit or an existing citation lookup. Eligible account checks record fresh answers from four engines.
- 2Fix the gapsPublish an accurate profile, local knowledge and transaction evidence, with readable pages and matching structured data.
- 3Measure the changesCompare recorded checks over time at your plan’s cadence. Scores and recommendations can rise, fall or stay the same.
{
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@type": "RealEstateAgent",
"name": "Sarah Chen (fictional)",
"areaServed": "Bellevue, WA",
"closedVolume": 38200000,
"transactionCount": 42,
"knowledgePins": 23,
"localExpertise": [
{ "area": "Medina waterfront", "score": 0.94 },
{ "area": "Clyde Hill", "score": 0.91 }
],
"aiVisibilityScore": 78
}Latest from the blog
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Give your expertise
a place to be found.
Start with the free website audit. Get specific findings, then choose the next step for your public presence.