GEO Query Finder
Find the long-tail search queries that make ChatGPT cite your brand - and see who ranks on Google for the same query, so you know exactly where you compete.
Test a brand
How the queries are chosen
B2B and considered purchases aren't won on generic head terms — big players already own those. Buyers move through three intent stages, and the finder targets all three, weighted toward the high-intent end where a brand actually gets picked:
- Awareness → informational. “How to X”, troubleshooting and guide queries. The customer is learning, not buying yet.
- Consideration → comparative. “Best X for Y”, “alternative to Z”, “top X”. The customer is drawing up a shortlist — be on it.
- Decision → transactional. The strongest pull for a brand mention. Pattern: [qualifier / standard / use-case] + [product] + [supplier / tool / for <use-case>]. This is where a brand either appears or loses to a competitor.
- One product, many buyers. A practitioner searches specs and how-to; a decision-maker searches cost, comparison and compliance. The finder covers both roles.
- Skip the head terms. Generic high-volume queries are dominated by incumbents and waste the test — specific long-tail is where a challenger brand surfaces.
Frequently Asked Questions
It generates long-tail search queries a real buyer would type into ChatGPT to discover a product like yours, then runs each one through ChatGPT web search to see whether your brand gets cited. For every query it also pulls the top Google results, so you can see who currently ranks and competes for that demand.
AI search answers a question with a short list of brands rather than ten blue links. A query either surfaces your brand or hands the customer to a competitor. Finding those queries shows exactly where to create content to win AI citations (Generative Engine Optimization).
Each query is tagged by buyer-journey stage: informational (awareness — "how to X"), comparative (consideration — "best X for Y", "alternative to Z"), and transactional (decision — high-intent queries where a brand is most likely to be picked). Transactional queries are weighted most heavily because that is where a brand either appears or loses the deal.
Yes. No registration required. Runs are rate-limited because each test fires live ChatGPT and Google searches.