The Best GEO Agencies in 2026: 12 Firms and Who Each One Fits
We're a GEO agency, and we put ourselves first. Here's why, plus 11 other agencies, what each one sells for AI search, what it charges, and who each one fits. Checked on each agency's own site on November 10, 2026.
Roman Lubetzky
Co-Founder & CEO, 6AI · Published
We're 6AI, a GEO agency, and we put ourselves first on this list. That's our bias, so it goes in the first sentence. Every other agency below is one we'd point a business to if it fit them better than we do, and the table says who each one fits.
Every fact about the other 11 agencies comes from that agency's own website, checked on November 10, 2026. A price appears only where the agency publishes one. Anything we couldn't confirm on an agency's own site, we left out.
Why 6AI is first
We get businesses first on Google, ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, and other AI assistants, and our results are on our projects page, each with its date and the question behind it. On October 26, 2026, ChatGPT named Post Oak Private Wealth Advisors, a Houston wealth manager, first when asked “Who manages investments for retirees in Houston with attention to downside risk and taxes?” On October 26, 2026, Google AI Mode named Court Vision, a basketball training business in Cedar Park, first for “Which basketball trainers in Round Rock or Cedar Park work with high school players?”
Every client gets 6AI Analytics, the software we built to track thousands of searches and AI answers. Every 72 hours, it finds what your customers search for, who comes up first, what gets cited, and what works and what doesn't. Then we make the fixes. You get a report every week, and any change you ask for is made within 24 hours, most the same day.
Our price is on our pricing page: $750 a month, with a 3-month minimum. We work with businesses across the US, remotely, from Austin.
We started 6AI in June 2026. If you're an enterprise brand that wants a large team and a decade of case studies, an agency further down this list fits you better.
12 GEO agencies, side by side
6AI
- Where
- Austin, working across the US. Founded June 2026
- What it sells for AI search
- SEO, GEO, and AEO, with 6AI Analytics checking Google, ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, and other AI assistants every 72 hours
- Published price
- $750 a month, 3-month minimum
- Who it fits
- Small and midsize businesses that want to be first in AI answers, at a published price
Directive
- Where
- Offices in Orange County, Austin, New York, Mexico City, London, and Toronto
- What it sells for AI search
- GEO for B2B, with AI citations tracked against sales pipeline in its Stratos platform
- Published price
- Not published
- Who it fits
- B2B companies from Series A to IPO
First Page Sage
- Where
- Says it has 17 years of experience
- What it sells for AI search
- A GEO service launched in May 2023: list placements, review management, and publicizing a brand's achievements
- Published price
- Not published
- Who it fits
- Brands that want to be on the lists and review sites AI answers draw from
Go Fish Digital
- Where
- Raleigh, North Carolina
- What it sells for AI search
- GEO: topic audits, passage-level work for AI Overviews and ChatGPT, technical SEO, and digital PR, with its own Barracuda platform
- Published price
- Not published
- Who it fits
- Businesses that want GEO tied to technical SEO and PR
iPullRank
- Where
- Not stated on its site
- What it sells for AI search
- Relevance engineering, GEO, and AI search strategy. Publishes The AI Search Manual
- Published price
- Not published
- Who it fits
- Enterprise brands, by its own account
NoGood
- Where
- New York, with hubs in Miami and Dubai
- What it sells for AI search
- AEO across research, content, earned media, and technical work like schema
- Published price
- Average retainer above $20,000 a month
- Who it fits
- Startups, scaleups, and Fortune 100 brands
Omniscient Digital
- Where
- Remote team, with offices in Austin, New York, San Francisco, Chicago, and Boston
- What it sells for AI search
- AEO built on a model of customer demand and the outside sources AI engines cite
- Published price
- From $120,000 a year
- Who it fits
- B2B SaaS and technology companies
Siege Media
- Where
- San Diego
- What it sells for AI search
- GEO through digital PR, content, and Reddit work. Its CEO wrote a GEO book published by Wiley
- Published price
- Not published. Asks for a 6-month horizon or longer
- Who it fits
- SaaS, fintech, ecommerce, cybersecurity, education, and travel brands
Single Grain
- Where
- Not stated on its site
- What it sells for AI search
- GEO services, plus a service it calls Search Everywhere Optimization
- Published price
- Not published
- Who it fits
- SaaS, B2B, and ecommerce brands (it has a page for each)
Thrive
- Where
- Arlington, Texas, with offices in 25 cities. Founded 2005
- What it sells for AI search
- Managed AI SEO and GEO, with a page for each AI engine
- Published price
- Not published on its GEO page
- Who it fits
- Businesses of all sizes, from startups to large franchises
Victorious
- Where
- 13 US offices, including San Francisco. Founded 2013
- What it sells for AI search
- AEO as an extension of its SEO work
- Published price
- Not published
- Who it fits
- Enterprise, B2B, national, and local brands
WebFX
- Where
- Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Founded 1996
- What it sells for AI search
- GEO and AI search optimization, tracked in its OmniSEO platform
- Published price
- From $3,000 a month
- Who it fits
- Businesses that already run an SEO program
What GEO agencies charge
Three of the other 11 agencies publish a number. WebFX starts at $3,000 a month, Omniscient Digital at $120,000 a year, and NoGood says its average retainer is above $20,000 a month. The other eight quote after a call.
6AI is $750 a month, published, with everything the plan includes listed on our pricing page. The starting price matters less than what it buys: who does the work, how often they check AI answers, and how fast they make a change.
How to choose a GEO agency
Ask every agency for dated results on searches that don't include its clients' names. Coming up first for your own name proves nothing. Then ask how often they check AI answers. An answer changes from one ask to the next, so one screenshot tells you little. We wrote the full list of questions in our comparison of Austin GEO agencies.
If we're not the right fit, we'll tell you which agency on this list is. To see where your business stands today, get a free AI visibility check, or book a demo and we'll ask your customers' questions live.
What is the best GEO agency in 2026?
It depends on the business, and we're biased: we put 6AI first for small and midsize businesses that want to be first in AI answers at a published price ($750 a month). For B2B SaaS, Omniscient Digital and Directive focus on that market. For enterprise brands, iPullRank, NoGood, and Siege Media fit. Checked on each agency's own site on November 10, 2026.
Which GEO agencies publish their prices?
As of November 10, 2026: 6AI ($750 a month, 3-month minimum), WebFX (from $3,000 a month), and Omniscient Digital (from $120,000 a year). NoGood publishes an average retainer above $20,000 a month. Directive, First Page Sage, Go Fish Digital, iPullRank, Siege Media, Single Grain, Thrive, and Victorious quote after a call.