Why it matters
- AI-generated shortlists name a handful of products; missing them means missing the deal.
- Assistants rely on clear category pages, comparisons, documentation and third-party mentions.
- Indian SaaS selling globally needs to be visible to US, UK and European buyers’ questions — not just Indian ones.
Questions your buyers are asking AI assistants
We test questions like these across ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity and Copilot — and track who gets named:
- “Best [category] software for mid-size companies”
- “[Your product] vs [competitor]”
- “Does [your product] integrate with [tool]?”
- “[Category] tools with SOC 2 / GDPR compliance”
What we do
- Audit: what assistants say today, and why — see the AEO audit.
- Entity & trust: one consistent description, structured data, profiles that agree with each other.
- Answer-first pages for each service, market and buyer question — accurate, sourced and dated.
- Access & speed: AI crawler access, llms.txt, Bing and Google webmaster setup, fast indexing.
- Monthly testing of your buyers’ questions, with a short report.
Selling from India to the world
We also handle the finance side of going global — US incorporation, Delaware flips and SaaS tax — so your AEO content on pricing, billing and compliance is accurate.
Our own results: AEO case study · free AEO readiness checker.
Frequently asked questions
How does AEO help a SaaS company?
By making the product easy for AI assistants to understand, compare and recommend: clear category and comparison pages, consistent product facts, documentation, structured data, third-party mentions and monthly testing of buyer questions.
Should SaaS companies create comparison pages for AEO?
Yes — honest 'X vs Y' and 'alternatives to' pages answer questions buyers put to AI assistants, provided they're accurate and kept current.