Brand Monitor measures how visible your brand is inside ChatGPT and Google Gemini answers: which questions name you, which leave you out entirely, and how your share of visibility compares with your competitors.
User: What are the best tools for this?
Instead of a list of results the user gets one final answer and decides from it. The contest moved from ranking to being named.
SEO tools tell you where you rank on Google. They do not tell you how often, or in what position, your brand is named inside an AI answer.
In the very questions you are missing from, a competitor is being recommended to the user, and you never knew those questions were asked.
Until yesterday everyone optimised for Google. Today people ask ChatGPT and Gemini directly. If your brand is absent from those answers you are losing a slice of tomorrow's market. Generative Engine Optimization is about earning a place in those answers, and it starts with measurement.
You fill three simple fields, the system does the rest, and you get back a full report on where your brand stands inside ChatGPT and Gemini answers.
The questions whose answers name your brand, and your position within them.
The prompts with no mention of you at all. That is where your work starts.
Exactly which competitor took your place, and in which question.
Your share of voice against each competitor, split between ChatGPT and Gemini.
The report names what to focus on so you show up more often in AI answers.
Every prompt goes to both ChatGPT and Gemini, so you see which engine you are strong in and which you are weak in.
The analysis runs on the questions people actually ask AI, not on a keyword list.
Competitors are drawn from your target country first, and the whole report is in Arabic and fitted to the local market.
A single number summarising your brand's presence in AI answers.
What share of answers name you, and where in the answer you typically land.
Your share of visibility next to each competitor across all answers.
You and your competitors in one view, by presence and strength.
Your strength in each class of question, from research to purchase decision.
How your share of visibility moves over time, so you can measure what you changed.
Each engine on its own, so you know where you are weaker.
Mentions, position and share for every competitor in both engines, side by side.
The exact questions you are missing from, or could enter with a little work.
Instead of describing it, we show you the report itself: a complete, real analysis with every chart, the competitor table and the prompt list, exactly what you receive once your own brand is analysed.
Your competitors are identified automatically, first inside your target country and then internationally. Then you see how often each one was named, in which questions, and in what position.
Your share of visibility against one named brand, in both engines.
The prompts where the competitor is named and you are not.
Questions where the distance is short enough to close with content.
| Purchase decision | 31% | |
| Vendor evaluation | 44% | |
| Product comparison | 52% | |
| Tool recommendation | 67% | |
| Educational research | 78% |
In this example the brand is strong on educational questions but nearly absent at the moment of purchase, which is exactly where the sale happens.
GEO, or Generative Engine Optimization, is about earning your brand a place inside the answers AI engines give. SEO tries to rank your page on Google; GEO tries to get your brand named in the answer ChatGPT or Gemini hands the user. Brand Monitor is the first step on that path: measuring where you stand today.
Just three inputs: brand name, site domain and, if you like, a few keywords. Keywords are optional; everything else the analysis needs is gathered automatically from your own site.
You pay per analysis, not a monthly subscription. One full analysis costs 24 USD and it starts running right after payment. Nothing renews automatically, and whenever you want to run it again you pay for that one run only.
The system first learns your brand and market, then simulates the questions your real audience asks AI, from specialist questions to an ordinary customer's. How those questions are generated and chosen is part of Ajebhom's proprietary technology.
Every prompt is sent once to ChatGPT and once to Google Gemini, and each engine's results are also reported separately.
Competitors are identified automatically from what the system learns about your brand and market, starting with competitors in the same country and then international ones.
A report showing which questions named your brand and in what position, which questions you were missing from, which competitors were named, each brand's share of visibility, and what to do to be seen more often in AI.
Yes. The whole dashboard is in Arabic and right to left, with the overall score, charts, the competitor table and the gap and opportunity prompts, ready to present straight to a manager or a client.
Your competitors are being named right now. Enter your brand name and domain and see your first GEO report.
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