People ask AI
Whole questions, in six different engines, not keywords in one.
Oly asks the questions your buyers are asking and reads the answers, then shows you where you appear, where you don’t, who shows up instead, and which sources helped shape the result and how you can get ranked higher faster.
Oly helps you become the biggest brand AI recommends in your categoryPeople are asking ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity what to buy, which company to use and which brand to trust. The answer is a shortlist, and it is the new search result.
If competitors are on it and you are not, your rankings only tell part of the story. keenoly tells the rest: who is named, why, and what the engines read to decide.
Whole questions, in six different engines, not keywords in one.
A few brands are named, compared and recommended, and every engine does it differently.
Where you appear, where rivals win, which sources shaped it, and whether it moved since last run.
Sixteen views of your AI visibility and the data around it, each answering one question, none of them blended into a single score.
Discovery prompts never name you. How often do the answers name you anyway, and where do you rank against the brands they name instead?
Prompts that name your brand. Not whether you were mentioned, but whether the answer told the reader to choose you, and how it described you.
Head-to-head prompts against named rivals: won, lost, tied or conditional, and the decision factors the engines weighed.
One leaderboard per engine. Gemini and Perplexity rarely agree, and a single blended number would hide it.
Every question you track, plus the searches the engines ran to answer them and the questions they suggested next.
“Best running shoes for wide feet?”
The pages engines cite or consult, scored for influence, and which of them cite your competitors without naming you.
Each finding names the page or prompt, how important it is and why, and whether it is self-serve, worth an expert review, or one for our managed GEO team.
Who is paying to appear beside ChatGPT's answers to your prompts, and which product cards it shows, by brand and by merchant.
The locations, videos and images engines put beside their answers. Being named in the text and absent from the pictures is its own kind of invisible.
A GEO readiness score for your site with evidence on every finding, and a read on how much of your copy sounds AI-written.
Visibility by the buyer segment each prompt belongs to, weighted by share, so a brand cannot look healthy while invisible to the people who buy.
Weekly and monthly reports with share links that work without an account, CSV exports, and every run kept exactly as it was scored.
Every page on your site, with how often AI answers cite it beside its Google clicks, conversions and health. See which pages earn answers and which only earn rankings.
Connect GA4 and Search Console to see the visits AI assistants send you, the queries you rank for, and the pages strong in Google but missing from AI answers.
Mark a finding done and keenoly measures what changed: citations in AI answers, Google clicks and visits, against the site as a whole.
After the fix: cited in 4 of 9 answers, up from 0
A PPTX for your senior team in plain sentences, with speaker notes: the headline, the trend, who AI recommends instead, what moved, search and traffic, and the next steps.
Each run stores what every engine said to every prompt: the text, the brands it named, the sentiment, the sources it cited and the searches it ran. Filter by engine, open any answer in place, and see exactly what a buyer saw.
Run your first scan“What are the best running shoes for wide feet?”
For wide feet, look for a roomy toe box, a true wide (2E) option and a stable platform. Good picks this year:
If you are between sizes, go up half a size in the wide version rather than the regular one.
best running shoes wide feet 2026
wide toe box running shoes review
Best running shoes for wide feetrunnersworld.com/gear/wide-feet
Tempo Road 2 Widenorthwindrunning.com/shoes/wide-fit-road
“Northwind Running or Stridewell, which is better for wide feet?”
Oly is the assistant in the corner of every page. It answers from your own tracked runs: why a number moved, which competitor is winning a prompt, what an engine actually said, which source to go after next. Every figure comes from your data, never estimated, and every answer ends with the page to open.
It also knows when an engine is locked on the free scan, when a run was partial, and when a drop is one bad run rather than a trend.
10 questions on the free scan. Unlimited on every paid plan.
Your website and your market. keenoly reads the site and works out what buyers ask AI about your category.
Six discovery, two branded, two comparison prompts, written for you. Edit any, add your own, name competitors, assign personas.
ChatGPT answers first, in about a minute, while you watch. The other five engines answer the same prompts in the background.
The Overview, the answers, the sources and the actions. Ask Oly what changed. On a plan, it runs again on your schedule.
A prompt that names your brand will always get your brand in the answer, so keenoly never mixes it with one that does not. Discovery prompts measure whether you are found. Branded prompts measure how you are described. Comparison prompts measure whether you win. Related AI prompts are the searches the engines ran on their own.
The exact questions we send to every AI engine, drafted from your brand.
What are the best running shoes for wide feet?
DiscoveryPauseWhich running shoes have the roomiest toe box?
DiscoveryPauseIs Northwind Running true to size for wide feet?
BrandedPauseNorthwind Running or Stridewell, which is better for wide feet?
ComparisonPauseDo wide running shoes help with bunions?Suggested
DiscoveryActivateEvery paid plan includes all six engines, unlimited projects, prompts and competitors, scheduled tracking, technical and content audits, Google Analytics and Search Console, and unlimited Oly. Credits decide how much tracking you can run.
Ten prompts your buyers ask, answered by ChatGPT, every answer readable, in about a minute. Ten questions to Oly included. More engines and tracking over time unlock on a plan.
Start free No credit card required · Results in about a minuteStart with ChatGPT for free. Upgrade when you want the other five engines and tracking that keeps running.
Your first 10 ChatGPT prompts are free.
Start for freeNo credit card requiredA plain summary of what keenOly is, what it measures, what each plan includes and what it costs, written for people and for AI assistants. Prices and credits come from the same source as the pricing on the keenOly homepage.
keenOly measures whether and how AI engines mention, describe, compare and recommend a brand, and which sources they cite to do it. It asks each engine the questions buyers ask, keeps every answer, and shows where the brand appears, where it does not, and which companies are named instead.
It is for brands and their marketing teams, and for agencies that track several clients: an agency workspace groups projects by client and can send reports under its own name.
Oly is the assistant inside keenOly. Oly answers questions about the account’s own data and can carry out a few actions after the person confirms.
keenOly is software the customer uses themselves, with a GEO team behind it. Each finding the product raises says who should handle it:
keenOly tracks six engines: ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Google AI Overview, Microsoft Copilot, Google Gemini and Perplexity.
On the free scan all six answer the same prompts, and the ChatGPT answers are readable; the other five unlock on a paid plan or for 50 earned credits. On a paid plan a project can track any of the six, and the plan’s credits decide how many prompts and engines it runs.
A prompt that names the brand will always get the brand in the answer, so keenOly keeps the three kinds of prompt apart and measures each one differently.
No card is needed.
| Plan | Monthly | Annual | Credits | Key limits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Not offered | 10 free ChatGPT prompts | One free scan: 10 prompts, with the ChatGPT answers readable; 10 questions to Oly; Audits read the homepage; Google Analytics and Search Console: a one time snapshot of the last 60 days; 1 post written by Oly, then 250 credits a post |
| Lite | $49 / month | $490 / year | 2,500 credits a month; 30,000 credits a year | Daily, weekly or fortnightly tracking; Google Analytics and Search Console: 12 months, updated weekly; Whole site crawl for the technical and content audits; Up to 5 active findings shown, and the top 50 pages; 5 posts written by Oly a month; Executive briefing deck |
| Growth | $149 / month | $1,490 / year | 10,000 credits a month; 120,000 credits a year | Daily, weekly or fortnightly tracking; Google Analytics and Search Console: 12 months, updated daily; Whole site crawl for the technical and content audits; Every finding, with history; 10 posts written by Oly a month; Executive briefing deck |
| Elite | $299 / month | $2,990 / year | 25,000 credits a month; 300,000 credits a year | Daily, weekly or fortnightly tracking; Google Analytics and Search Console: 12 months, updated daily; Whole site crawl for the technical and content audits; Every finding, with history; 20 posts written by Oly a month; Executive briefing deck |
Oly answers questions about the account’s own tracked runs, such as why a number moved, which competitor is winning a prompt, what an engine said or which source to go after next, and links to the page with the figure. Oly works from the account’s data and says when a run was partial or an engine is locked.
Oly can also propose actions: activating prompts, tracking a competitor, drafting a content brief and sending a request to the keenOly GEO team. Nothing happens until the person confirms.
In the product, press Request GEO Services in the header, or Request GEO Services on a finding, and describe what is needed; the request goes to the keenOly GEO team and someone replies by email. Oly can prepare the same request in a chat. Without an account, email hello@keenoly.com.