GeoCited, a product of Chennai-based Orosfort Private Limited, works with B2B software companies, IT services firms, managed service providers and software development agencies around the world. Rather than chasing traditional search rankings, the agency focuses on generative engine optimization: getting clients named when a prospective buyer asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini or Claude who to hire for a given job.
The core offering is the Default Program, GeoCited's generative engine optimization service. It runs on a scan system built to replicate real buyer questions across all four AI systems, then tracks Share of Answer on a weekly basis to see how often and how favorably a client is mentioned. From there, the work shifts to changing what those models actually say — adjusting content, positioning and signals that AI systems draw on when forming an answer, rather than relying on general visibility claims.
GeoCited says it exists because most GEO and AI-visibility claims are hard to verify, which is why measurement and full transparency are treated as the agency's two operating commitments rather than marketing lines. The weekly Share of Answer tracking across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude gives clients a recurring, checkable view of movement instead of a one-time report. GeoCited also limits engagements to one client per competitive set, meaning it won't run the same AI-visibility program for two direct competitors at once. For B2B software, IT services, MSP and software development firms trying to understand how they show up in AI-generated recommendations, that combination of a repeatable measurement system and exclusivity per category defines how the agency structures its work.