MentionBeat measures whether AI assistants recommend each of your clients — then turns the answer into a white-label report and a fix plan you can bill for.
“Our board asked whether we show up when people ask ChatGPT for recommendations. Do we? And what would it take to fix?”
That's the reply MentionBeat produces — by Friday, not next quarter.
Agencies don't buy dashboards — they buy something to put in front of a client. The MentionBeat report shows, per engine: how often the client is named, cited and recommended; who wins the prompts they lose; and which sources the engines actually drew on. Every headline number carries a confidence interval, so the month a rate moves you can say whether it really moved — and the month it doesn't, you're not defending noise.
The whole thing white-labels on the Agency plan: your brand on the cover, our methodology behind the numbers — published in full, limitations included, so a sceptical client can check the working.
The Agency plan is built for a portfolio, not a single brand: each client lives in its own sub-workspace with its own prompts, competitors and reports, while you see the whole roster on one screen.
A one-off audit is a project. What renews is the rhythm: measure, fix, re-measure — and show the client which of last month's changes actually moved a number.
A prompt suite built from their buyers' real questions, run across the engines that matter to them. The diagnosis is in the breakdown — which prompts they lose, to whom, and why.
Findings become tracked work: pages to rewrite answer-first, comparison pages to build, wrong facts to correct, sources to earn. Each item closes only when a re-check passes.
Re-measurement against the baseline, with intervals. Experiments attribute the lift to the work — and report a null result as a null result, which is exactly why clients keep believing the wins.
The fastest way to lose a GEO retainer is to win it with a promise nobody can keep. No agency controls what ChatGPT says — and a client who was promised a ranking will eventually ask for it.
MentionBeat is built for the honest pitch that outlasts the hype cycle: here is where you stand, measured; here is what tends to move it; here is proof of what our work did. Every number is labelled live, modeled or estimated, so nothing in your deck is a guess dressed as a measurement.
And when a client asks whether any of this is real, send them the documented record: Chegg losing its category to AI answers and Vercel taking 10% of new signups from ChatGPT — every number in both cited to a dated source.
What we'd put in the proposal — and what we wouldn't:
If a client demands the guarantee, they're asking every vendor the same question — and the one who says yes is the one who'll burn them.
Set up the workspace, baseline one client free, and see the report you'd be sending — before you sell it.