Geondex

Geondex monitors how AI engines cite domains across a set of tracked queries. You add a domain and a keyword list; Geondex runs those queries through ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Gemini on a scheduled cadence, normalizes the citation results, and surfaces which URLs each engine cited, at what position, and how that position changed over the prior seven days. The interface shows a per-query leaderboard — your domain versus named competitors — with a drill-down to the exact URL the engine quoted. Alerts fire when a citation rank shifts, so you are not checking dashboards manually.

The differentiating mechanic is the competitor leaderboard. Rather than just confirming whether your domain was cited, Geondex shows you which competitor was cited instead and at what rank — giving content and SEO teams a specific URL to analyze and a specific query to target. That framing, citation rank against named rivals rather than a binary cited/not-cited flag, is what separates this from a simple mention-tracking tool.

Geondex fits a marketing or SEO team that has already accepted that generative search changes citation visibility and wants a systematic way to measure it. It breaks, or at least strains, for agencies managing multiple clients: the project limit on paid tiers is three at the Pro level, which covers a small client roster but not an agency with ten accounts. Copilot and Grok support are listed as forthcoming on the vendor page but are not available in the tracked engines at time of listing. Daily cadence — the only setting that catches fast-moving citation changes — is a paid-only feature; the free tier runs weekly.