Dageno AI 2.0 Shows If ChatGPT and Gemini Recommend Your Brand
In short
- Dageno AI 2.0 shows whether ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and seven other AI models recommend your brand or your competitors. It hit #2 on Product Hunt on November 9.
- Public market lookups across 12,000+ niche markets are free. You need an account, no credit card. Tracking your own prompts is paid.
- The money angle: checking AI answers by hand is hours of work every week. A tool does it in minutes.
Ask ChatGPT for the best shop in your niche. Are you in the answer? Most owners have never checked. Dageno wants to be the tool that checks for them.
What happened
Dageno AI released version 2.0 this week. It is a GEO and AEO tool, which means it measures how AI assistants talk about you instead of how Google ranks you. It checks ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and seven other models. It shows who gets recommended, which sources the models pull from, and suggests fixes. Some of those fixes it can automate.
The company says its market research covers 12,000+ niche markets and more than 3 million brands. It offers MCP and API access, and agencies can manage several clients in one account. The Starter plan covers 10 AI models and 86 countries and regions. I did not find plan prices on the page I checked.
How to use it
- Make a free account and run a public lookup for your niche. See which brands the models name most often.
- Note the sources behind those answers. If the same three review sites keep showing up, that is where you need to be listed.
- Write down the five questions a buyer would ask an AI about your product. Track those prompts if you upgrade.
- Fix one source at a time, then check again in two weeks.
Do the math: checking 20 prompts on 10 models by hand is 200 checks. At one minute each that is about 3.3 hours a week. At €15 an hour, roughly €50 a week, about €200 a month. That is my assumption. Compare it with the plan price before you pay.
The catch: I have not tested it, and the free lookup only shows public market data. The useful part, tracking your own prompts, sits behind a paid plan. AI answers also change from day to day, so treat any score as a trend, not a fact.
What it means
When OpenAI lets shops claim ChatGPT profiles and sell through agents, being named in the answer starts to matter as much as a Google ranking. Tools that measure it will multiply fast. The winners will be the ones that show you what to change, not just a chart.
Read also: ChatGPT Now Makes Animated GIFs From Text or a Photo · OpenAI Lets Shops Claim ChatGPT Profiles and Run Their Own Agents · ChatGPT and Codex Will Share One Usage Pool From December
Ivan’s Take
Use the free lookup. It costs an email address and shows you in ten minutes if AI knows your niche at all. I would not pay for tracking until I have fixed the basics it points to, like missing listings and weak product data.
Source: Product Hunt
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