About BoostGeo

Great work deserves
to be discovered.

We’re building BoostGeo to help SEO, growth, and marketing teams carry the expertise, credibility, and value behind their brands into AI-driven discovery.

Built around the work of

SEO teams

Growth teams

Digital marketing teams

01 / Why we’re here

You built the brand.
Discovery is changing.

Behind a strong brand is work: expertise developed, useful products built, thoughtful content published, and trust earned with customers. Marketing teams work to make that value visible.

Now a customer can explore a need, compare options, and ask follow-up questions in an AI-assisted conversation. Your website remains important, but it may no longer be the first place they encounter your brand.

That changes the questions a team needs to ask. Does our expertise come through? Are we considered for the right reasons? Can someone take a useful next step?

BoostGeo is our response to that shift. We’re building a way for teams to understand how their business is represented, turn what they learn into practical improvements, and check what changed.

We believe the substance you build into a business should matter wherever a customer discovers it. That conviction connects our product, our research, and our view of what comes next.

This extends the work teams already do in SEO and content. Google’s guidance on AI search keeps those foundations relevant as discovery evolves.

Turning conviction into a product

A clearer way
to move forward.

BoostGeo connects website evidence, tested AI answers, and practical fixes so teams can decide what deserves attention and recheck their work. Explore how we measure and verify.

02 / Learning in the open

The questions matter.
So does the evidence.

We want to contribute useful knowledge to the teams doing this work. Our research explores how businesses are represented in AI answers and what their websites make clear. We publish the methods and findings so others can examine them too.

From our 100-business AI search pilot

Being understood when named is different from being discovered.

A named-business fact check and an unbranded discovery question tell you different things. Keeping those measures separate makes the result more useful to the team acting on it.

Businesses
100
Preserved answers
1,200
Tested surfaces
3
Read the full study

Two questions. Two measured outcomes.

ChatGPT Search · Pro

Unbranded discovery question

Target business mentioned

37.0%

74 of 200 answers

Named-business question

Service fact supported

92.5%

185 of 200 answers

Same 100-business cohort; two runs per question type. September 6, 2026 UTC. Percentages describe answers. These are different outcomes, not a before-and-after improvement or a measure of whole-answer accuracy.
Our website readiness research

What does the website evidence actually show?

1,000 submitted homepages · 897 assessable · Ten U.S. metros · August 2026

Explore the study

These are research samples, not customer counts. Scope, methods, and limitations are included in each report.

03 / Where we’re headed

Beyond the answer.
Into the journey.

Our view is that the next chapter of discovery will connect what an assistant says about a business with how easily a customer can take the next step.

Google’s assisted-booking examples show that direction in practice. It is why we’re looking beyond the answer itself to the experience that follows.

Agent Replay · Patent pending

Can an agent reach
the intended next step?

Our bounded browser test records the path on a verified website, helping teams investigate findability and friction.

Each run stops before a purchase, form submission, registration, or other final action.

Explore Agent Replay

Our ambition

Help the value behind every business
carry into the way it’s discovered next.

For teams building what comes next

Build for the next
chapter of discovery.

Explore the thinking behind BoostGeo, or talk with us about what this shift means for your team.

Or start with a website check