Rempa

Rempa is an AI visibility tracker for generative engine optimization (GEO) that checks every day whether ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot, Claude, Google AI Mode and AI Overviews mention your brand or your competitors. It is built for marketing teams, SEO teams and agencies that need to know what AI assistants say about them and how to change it.

What does Rempa track in AI answers?

Rempa sends your prompts to each model in clean sessions with no history and pulls out four signals: whether you are mentioned, your ranking position, the sentiment of the answer and the pages cited as sources. From there it works out your AI share of voice, flags the prompts where a competitor shows up and you don't, and lists the domains models rely on most in your category. Prompts can be imported or suggested from your keywords, grouped by topic, persona or funnel stage, across 52 countries.

How does Rempa Autopilot work?

Autopilot closes the GEO loop. Rempa measures and ranks fixes by the searches at stake, your AI agent applies them over MCP, and Rempa then checks whether the answers moved. Technical changes such as robots.txt, llms.txt and schema arrive as merge-ready changes, new pages as drafts you review, and outreach to review sites as messages you send yourself. Rempa never edits your site. There is also a REST API and MCP connector for Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code and Cursor, plus email and Slack alerts and CSV export.

Who is Rempa for?

• SaaS and B2B brands checking whether AI recommends them over rivals.
• SEO teams expanding into generative search.
• Agencies running several brands, one project each.

Rempa pros and cons

Strong points are coverage of seven engines, source analysis and agent-driven fixes that still need your sign-off. Data is hosted in the EU and the service is GDPR compliant. On the downside, the interface is English only, each project covers one brand in one market, and prompts and models per project are capped.