Bring the question you should be winning
Import an AI-visibility report or give SearchForge the prompts and competitors that matter to your business.
Now onboarding GitHub-backed sites
One missed recommendation. One reviewable fix.
SearchForge finds the questions where AI recommends a competitor instead of you, turns the gap into a concrete website change, and measures the same question after you publish.
Founder-led onboardingApproval-first by defaultNo ranking guarantees
Example workspace
Sample dataMissed recommendation
“What is the best bookkeeping service for a growing Denver agency?”
Your siteNot cited
Competitor page/agency-bookkeeping
Why this page may be losing
- •No direct answer for agency owners
- •Services are listed without decision criteria
- •Proof is buried below the main offer
Proposed change
Add a focused answer block
services/bookkeeping.mdx
@@ -18,0 +19,8 @@
+ ## Bookkeeping built for agency growth
+ Growing agencies need clean project margins,
+ contractor records, and month-end reporting
+ that does not slow client delivery.
Publish path
GitHub pull request
Next check
Same tracked prompt
Already paying for Peec, Profound, or Semrush? Keep it. SearchForge does the work after the report turns red.
Bring us one stubborn queryFrom red flag to shipped fix
Your monitoring dashboard found a problem. Now what?
The answer should not be another chart. It should be a change your team can inspect, approve, and learn from.
Review the change, not another report
Get a specific page patch with the source, reasoning, and expected target prompt shown beside it.
Publish safely and keep measuring
Approve a GitHub pull request, publish on your schedule, then re-check the same prompts to see what actually moved.
What you receive
A decision-ready change proposal
The missed question
The exact prompt and competitor source behind the recommendation.
The proposed page change
A focused diff—not a folder of generic AI copy.
The reason to believe it
The evidence used, the risk level, and what still requires judgment.
The measurement plan
The prompt to re-check after publishing and the honest result.
Specific by design
The product is the work—not the promise.
SearchForge does not claim a guaranteed ranking or decorate the page with invented customer wins. It shows you the question, the evidence, the proposed edit, and what happened next.
See the full methodologyGuardrails are part of the product
Move faster without handing over the keys.
Protected pages stay protected
Homepage, pricing, and contact-page changes always wait for a person, regardless of your automation setting.
Every change has a paper trail
See the proposed diff, the prompt it targets, and the publish history. If a change is wrong, roll it back.
No manufactured certainty
SearchForge reports when there is not enough data to call a result. It does not turn noise into a success story.
A strong fit right now
You have a real site and a short list of questions you should own.
- Your marketing site lives in GitHub, or you can join a guided WordPress pilot.
- You already monitor AI answers—or can name five customer questions that matter.
- You want to review changes before they ship.
Probably not the right fit yet
You need a hands-off promise across every website platform.
- Shopify is not part of the initial launch.
- Wix and Squarespace workflows are still in validation.
- SearchForge will not guarantee rankings or AI citations.
Plain answers
Questions we expect you to ask.
What is GEO, and do I need to understand it?
GEO means improving how your business appears in answers from tools like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI. You do not need to learn a new playbook. Bring the questions your customers ask; SearchForge connects those questions to concrete website changes.
Do I need to replace Peec, Profound, or Semrush?
No. Keep the monitoring tool you already trust. SearchForge is the execution layer after the report: it turns a missed recommendation into a reviewable change and tracks what happens after that change ships.
Which websites can join the pilot?
We are onboarding GitHub-backed sites first because the pull-request workflow gives customers the clearest review and rollback path. WordPress onboarding is available as a guided pilot. Wix, Squarespace, webhook, and export workflows are still being validated. Shopify is not part of the initial launch.
Will SearchForge publish without asking me?
The default is approval first. Lower-risk automation is optional, and protected pages always require human approval. A generated change that fails validation is discarded instead of being quietly patched into something publishable.
Can you guarantee more AI recommendations?
No honest product can. SearchForge can identify a gap, make the work to address it concrete, and measure the same prompts after publishing. Sometimes the result will be positive, sometimes unchanged, and sometimes too early to call.
Start with one real question.
Send us the query where a competitor keeps getting recommended.
We'll review the site, tell you whether SearchForge is a fit, and show you the first change we would investigate.