What Is Kloovy?
An agentic GEO platform that audits how AI engines cite your brand, then ships the fixes for you — with a human approving every change.
Kloovy is an agentic GEO platform. It audits how AI engines describe and cite your brand, turns every gap into an action card with the fix already drafted, then ships that fix through an AI agent once you approve it — and re-checks the engines afterwards to confirm the citation landed.
The short version: most tools in this category hand you a report. Kloovy does the work the report asks for.
What Kloovy actually does
Kloovy tracks four answer engines — ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, and Gemini — and records how each one talks about your brand. Not just whether you appear, but which competitors get named instead of you, which of your pages get quoted, and how accurately the engine describes what you sell.
That produces an AI Visibility Score and a list of specific gaps. A pricing page an engine can't parse. A claim on your homepage that contradicts what ChatGPT says about you. A competitor cited on a question you should own.
Then the part that makes Kloovy different: it fixes them.
Why we built another GEO tool
The category filled up quickly. Profound, Peec AI, and Otterly all measure AI visibility, and they measure it competently. We're not going to pretend otherwise.
They stop at the recommendation, though. Every finding becomes a ticket, and the ticket goes to whoever already has too many. For a small marketing team, that backlog never clears. You end up paying monthly to be told about the same six problems, which is a strange place to land after buying a tool meant to solve them.
Measurement isn't the flaw here. You can't fix what you haven't measured. But a recommendation is worth nothing until it ships, and shipping is exactly the step nobody had automated.
How the pipeline works
- Audit. Kloovy queries the engines with the prompts your buyers actually use and records what comes back — the answer, the citations, the competitors named.
- Action cards. Each gap becomes a card. The card carries the evidence behind it and the fix already written, not a vague instruction to "improve your content."
- You approve. Every card shows a before-and-after diff. Approve it, edit it first, or reject it.
- The agent executes. Approved changes get applied to your site — page content, schema,
llms.txt, outdated statistics. - Verify. Kloovy re-queries the engines afterwards and reports which citations the change actually won.
That last step is the one monitoring tools structurally cannot do. If you never ship the fix, you have nothing to re-measure.
What the agent is allowed to touch
Content rewrites, schema markup, llms.txt entries, stale figures, and the answer-first restructuring that makes a page quotable. The mechanics of that are covered in how to get cited by ChatGPT and Perplexity.
Nothing ships without a person approving it, and every execution can be rolled back with one click. Automated edits on a live site are a real risk, and we'd rather be slow about it than clever.
Is this SEO, AEO, or GEO?
GEO — generative engine optimization — is the umbrella. AEO is the narrower job of being quoted as the answer. SEO is still the foundation underneath both, because an engine that can't crawl your page can't cite it either. The three share most of their technical work, which is why the distinction confuses people. We wrote a full comparison of GEO, AEO and SEO, and there's a glossary for the rest of the vocabulary.
What it costs
Plans start at $99/month for Monitor, which is tracking, scoring, and action cards — the report, essentially. Execute adds the agent and bills $8 per fix it ships, so you pay for work done rather than for a seat. Autopilot suits teams running an active GEO programme at higher volume, and Agency covers multiple client brands in one workspace.
Who it suits
Kloovy is aimed at teams who already know they have an AI visibility problem and don't have anyone free to fix it. If you have a large in-house SEO team with spare capacity, a monitoring tool plus your own people will work fine. If the last audit you commissioned is still sitting in a spreadsheet, that's the gap this is built for.
The honest limitation: this takes time. Structural fixes tend to surface in Perplexity within about a week, ChatGPT within two to three, and Google AI Overviews can take a month or more. Anyone promising results in days is selling something else. There's more detail in the piece on monitoring versus execution.
Where to start
Run the free AI visibility snapshot. Enter a domain and you'll see two live answer-engine checks, which competitors got cited instead of you, and one evidence-backed fix. No email, no card.
Kloovy is built by Practechlab.