AI search · Google AI Overviews
Google AI Overviews appears above your top-ranked result. It pulls content from pages it trusts and gives cited sources additional visibility above the traditional organic results. Findrix finds what's keeping you out of that block and queues the fixes for your approval.
Your organic traffic from a keyword you've held for two years dropped 30% in the last quarter. You haven't lost the ranking. AI Overviews now appears above it and answers the question without a click.
Best [category] tool for small teams
Your brand: not featured
You rank position one. Google AI Overviews appeared above your result, answered the question using content that sounds like it came from your page and showed a competitor's site as the source.
You searched your own category in Google. AI Overviews listed three tools. Yours wasn't one of them. Two competitors ranked below you in organic results but they're in the AIO block.
A growing share of Google searches now opens with an AI Overviews block. It renders above the ads and the first organic result, so the pages it cites get the first click. The ones it skips lose that traffic, even when they rank right below.
Findrix shows where your pages are difficult to understand, verify, or cite.
Google AI Overviews often pulls a concise answer from the opening of a relevant section. If yours comes after a long introduction, it is harder to extract.
Structured data helps Google interpret the entities and content on the page. It should support the visible content, not be treated as a shortcut into AI Overviews.
Clear authorship, publication dates, credible sources, and original evidence make it easier for Google to assess who created the content and whether its claims can be trusted.
Findrix shows what's blocking the citation and writes the fix.
Four questions, answered from the same prompt set: where you show up, what Google AI Overviews gets wrong about you, which sources it leans on, and what to fix first.
If clients need their own login, agencies usually land on Teamwork,
your brand or Accelo.
All three keep client access separate from internal boards, and each offers a white-label portal on paid plans.
Teamwork is the most established of the three and tends to suit larger agencies with many active retainers. Smaller teams often start on a…
Calls the product a monitoring platform
Outdated positioning
Tells buyers the plan starts at $49 a month. It has started at $89 since March.
Wrong pricing · capterra.com listing
Says Shopify is not supported
Missing integration
| Source | Type of source | Used by Google AI Overviews |
|---|---|---|
| g2.com | Review site | 12 prompts |
| hubspot.com | Blog post | 9 prompts |
| reddit.com | Community | 7 prompts |
| trustpilot.com | Review site | 4 prompts |
| your website | Owned page | Not cited |
View source landscape
Add FAQPage schema to the pricing page
4 related promptsCorrect outdated pricing on the product page
9 related promptsGet listed in the G2 category Google AI Overviews quotes most
12 related promptsAnswer the pricing thread on reddit.com
5 related promptsFindrix finds what's blocking the citation and writes the fix. Nothing changes until you've reviewed it and applied it yourself.
On the first run, Findrix scans your site — from its technical setup to the copy on individual pages. It also runs the prompts you selected and collects the answers from each AI engine.
Recommendations are grouped into four gaps that commonly affect AI visibility. They range from external sources where your brand needs a stronger presence to page-level issues such as missing markup or an answer buried halfway down an article.
Every week, Findrix runs the same prompt set again and breaks the answers down into mentions, citations, rankings, and other supported metrics. Confidence ranges help you distinguish a meaningful change from ordinary variation between AI responses.
We tell you this upfront because no one else does.
Promises of instant results in this space are marketing fiction.
The audit runs, you apply the fixes it writes, and the engine's crawl cycles begin.
Crawl and update cycles run on the engine's schedule. The first citations start to land.
Answers refresh across prompts, and weekly tracking shows what moved — and what didn't.
Someone just searched Google in your category. AI Overviews cited three competitors.
Was yours one of them?
Findrix is an action-based AI visibility and GEO platform that turns ongoing tracking and analysis of a brand's presence across AI answers and search into fast optimization, built for brand managers, marketing leaders, and agencies running AI search for their clients.
Findrix never touches your site — it runs a read-only audit and hands you the fixes. Nothing changes until you apply one yourself, and every fix is a small, scoped edit with a before and after view, so you can undo it in your CMS. No admin access is ever required.
Findrix fixes the on-site fundamentals AI Overviews depends on: content structure, schema markup, and E-E-A-T visibility. The audit identifies what's specific to your pages, and every fix arrives fully written for you to review before you apply it.
Organic ranking and AIO citation use different signals. Ranking well tells Google your page is relevant. Getting cited tells AIO your page is structured for extraction. A page that ranks three positions below you can outrank you in AIO if it has clearer structure, schema, and authority signals. Findrix identifies which signals you're missing.
Most brands start appearing as cited sources within 4 to 8 weeks. Content structure and schema fixes register as soon as AIO recrawls your pages. We tell you this upfront.
No. Every fix comes ready to apply with exact instructions — most take minutes in your CMS editor, and none of them require your development team.
No. Schema fixes, content structure updates, and E-E-A-T signals all improve your organic ranking at the same time as your AIO citation potential.
AI Overviews appears inside Google Search results — it's the block that shows up above your organic result when someone searches on Google. Gemini is Google's standalone AI assistant: a separate app, AI Mode, and voice interface. Different surfaces, different signals, different fixes. Findrix covers both.
The same brand can be missing from every AI answer. See how to get cited in each one.
