Ignite
Ignite is an AI-search reputation platform: it measures how AI assistants describe and recommend a business, catches where they get it wrong or name an impostor, and helps the business teach AI the accurate answer, proven with honest, confidence-bounded numbers.
Quick Facts
- Category
- AI-search visibility & brand-reputation platform
- For
- Brands and e-commerce stores that want AI to describe and recommend them accurately
- Engines covered
- ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok
- Languages
- English and Arabic
- Status
- Private beta, 2026
What Ignite is
Ignite is an AI-search reputation platform. It watches how AI assistants answer the questions your customers actually ask, and its first job is truth: catching where an assistant describes your business wrongly, names an impostor in your place, or repeats a claim your own site refutes. That reputation layer, the Claim and Poison Monitor, is the core of the product, not an add-on.
Around it, Ignite measures. It samples five assistants, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, and Grok, on your real category questions; keeps branded questions separate from non-branded and grounded answers separate from parametric; and reports mention rate, Share of Voice, and citations with confidence ranges. When something is wrong, it drafts owner-approved, reversible on-site changes, then re-measures to prove the fix worked.
What Ignite does not do
Ignite does not place, buy, or guarantee rankings or AI mentions. It does not manipulate, cloak, or poison AI models. It reports only figures it can measure and withholds the rest, so a number you see is one you can stand behind.
The evidence behind the work
The lever Ignite pulls is content, not markup. Published research on generative engine optimization found that adding statistics, citations, and quotations to a page's visible content raised answer visibility by up to 40%, with best-method gains of 22% in Position-Adjusted Word Count (how much of a page's own text an answer quotes, not traffic or ranking) and 37% in Subjective Impression [1]. Structured-data markup such as JSON-LD is SEO hygiene, not a generative-answer visibility lever.
What Ignite offers
Start with the free scan, a 60-second read of what AI says about you. Ongoing AI-visibility measurement tracks mention rate, Share of Voice, and citations across five engines. The Claim and Poison Monitor flags misrepresentation and impostors. Competitive AI visibility shows who AI recommends instead of you. Representation fixes ship owner-approved, reversible on-site changes and re-measure them. Reports turn it all into AI-referral and citation history. The Ignite WordPress plugin connects your site to the loop.
Changelog
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Measurement
betaMulti-engine AI-answer sweeps
Scheduled sweeps across five engines (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok) with branded and non-branded and grounded and parametric splits, Share of Voice, and the Claim and Poison Monitor. Every number is confidence-interval-bounded or withheld.
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Release
v1.0.0Ignite for WordPress, first public release
On-site SEO defaults (titles, meta, canonical, Open Graph), JSON-LD schema, a managed robots.txt with AI-crawler allow and deny controls, redirects, performance tiles, a local crawl log, an Overview dashboard mirroring live GEO metrics with honest measuring states, and an Action Center that applies approved on-site changes and verifies them.