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The answer engines gave varying figures. Google AI Overview listed price bands for Local, Corporate, E-commerce, and International SEO. ChatGPT described a typical monthly cost. Gemini quoted a range of ₹10,000 to ₹1,00,000+ per month. These are the engine's answers, not our prices.

In 16 answers to local questions, the engines named several agencies. PageTraffic and Techmagnate were each named in 4 answers. Schbang, SEOValley, SEO Discovery, and PageTraffic on clutch.co were named in 3 answers. WebSpero Solutions and WATConsult were named in 2 answers. They cited domains like clutch.co, agencies.semrush.com, and linkedin.com.

To be named by an answer engine in India, your brand must be cited on the pages the engines read. The engines cited clutch.co, agencies.semrush.com, and linkedin.com for Indian agencies. You need to earn mentions on those specific domains or similar authoritative sources. Mentionry reads the answers, finds where your brand is missing, and drafts the pages and pitches to change that.

Mentionry reads what ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google AI Overview say about your business in India, then acts on it. It runs your prompts on a schedule, keeping the answer text, citations, brands named, and queries used. It sorts every cited domain by who controls it. For the pages you do not own, it drafts pitches from your own mailbox. It reports actionable pages, not just a visibility score.

Answer engine optimization is the work of getting your brand named and your pages cited when AI assistants answer a buyer's question in India. Classic SEO earns a blue link. AEO earns a place inside the answer itself. It means knowing what the engines say today, which pages they read to say it, and then changing those pages. Mentionry is the loop: daily reading, sorted citations, and drafted pitches.

AI visibility is how often and how prominently an answer engine names you when your buyers in India ask. Mentionry measures it as a visibility score, share of voice against named competitors, and average position when named. Each number opens to the answers it was computed from, so it is an auditable measurement, not a black box figure.

They describe the same work from two angles. Generative engine optimization is the older academic term. Answer engine optimization is the industry term for influencing the assistants people use to buy in India. Both come down to the same two questions Mentionry answers: what do the engines say, and which pages did they cite to say it.

The AI Marketer is the chat inside your account that knows your readings in the Indian market. Ask it which questions you lost this week, why a competitor like PageTraffic is cited, or for a brief on a page that would change an answer. It works from your own citations and knowledge base. It drafts pages, pitches, and briefs into Documents. You approve its work.

Mentionry reads ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews on the trial and Starter plan, once a day per question. Enterprise adds Perplexity and Google AI Mode, which record today. Microsoft Copilot, Claude, Grok, and DeepSeek are listed on the quote as their transports land. We do not sell an engine we cannot read.

No. Mentionry starts recording the day you add a prompt. The answer text, cited pages, and named competitors are only captured while the answer is being given. Any tool claiming to reconstruct this data for last quarter is reconstructing it.

Yes, once you approve each one. It writes emails to a person, form contents, and replies. They are sent from your connected Gmail, not a Mentionry domain, so replies land in your inbox and the sending reputation is your own. It sends the pitch; it never places the link.

No. The connectors read public sources and need nothing from you. The only optional connection is your own Gmail, so drafts land somewhere useful instead of on a clipboard.