VibecodeAEO is an early-stage company on a mission to give every brand the data and strategy it needs to be cited, trusted, and recommended by AI — before competitors figure out that matters.
When ChatGPT crossed 100 million users in two months, it became clear that the way people find information — and make purchasing decisions — had fundamentally shifted. AI assistants were becoming the first stop, not Google.
But the tools brands used to manage their visibility were built for a world of blue links and page rankings. No platform was tracking whether a brand appeared in AI responses. No one was measuring citation rate, AI sentiment, or answer engine authority.
We saw that gap and decided to build the intelligence layer the market needed. VibecodeAEO started as an experiment to answer one question: “How visible is your brand when AI answers a question about your category?”
That experiment turned into a product. And that product is now in the hands of marketing teams who previously had no visibility into the AI search landscape at all.
We believe the best startups are honest about their stage. Here’s ours. We are seed-stage. We have early customers. We have a working product that delivers real AI visibility data. And we have a clear vision for the category we are building.
We are not yet at scale. We are finding product-market fit, listening to every customer conversation obsessively, and shipping fast. If you want the comfort of a 500-person company, this is not that. If you want to shape something from the ground up in a category that will matter for the next decade — read on.
The market shift is already underway. Brands and agencies that move early will own the category. Here’s the context that makes this urgent.
We are early. The founding team built the platform and the data model. Now we are looking for the first commercial leaders who will define how AEO is sold, delivered, and understood by the market.
We are at the most exciting and uncertain stage of building a company. If that sounds like an opportunity rather than a warning — we want to meet you.