Does Homiere do AEO and help you get found in AI search?
The short answer
Yes. Homiere advertises AEO-focused websites. The next question is whether your business actually gets recommended. Our November 5, 2026 study shows results for selected websites, not every customer or the services included in your plan.
By Rick Janson, JD, MBA · Published and updated
Study date: November 5, 2026. 10xSearch conducted this research and sells AI visibility services. Read the methods and limits alongside the results.
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Does Homiere offer AEO or GEO?
Homiere markets Presence Sites as AEO- and SEO-focused websites with AI crawler access, structured information, and ongoing monitoring.
AEO means helping your information appear in AI answers. GEO is another name used for work aimed at AI-generated answers. Neither label proves that buyers and sellers are finding you.
Source: the provider's current published information. Checked November 12, 2026. Services may vary by plan.
Did AI actually recommend agents with Homiere websites?
In our November 5, 2026 test of 25 selected Homiere websites, business names appeared in 31 of 600 AI answers (5.2%), and audited websites were cited in 17 answers (2.8%). We did not score whether those mentions were recommendations.
A name appearing is different from a recommendation. This sample contained 25 websites for 24 businesses. Keep those counts separate when reading the results.
| Measure | Exact result | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Name-match answers | 31 / 600 (5.2%) | Answers containing a business-name match |
| Audited-domain citation answers | 17 / 600 (2.8%) | Answers citing the audited website |
| Sites with at least one name match | 7 / 25 (28.0%) | Website-level presence across the panel |
| Sites with no name match | 18 / 25 (72.0%) | No recorded name match in the snapshot |
| Unique businesses | 24 across 25 websites | Site count and business count differ |
| Reviewed recommendations | Not reported | Do not substitute the name-match count |
Did ChatGPT and other AI tools give the same answers about Homiere customers?
No. The two tools returned different numbers of name mentions and website citations. Neither number tells us how many people became clients.
| API panel | Answers | Name matches | Audited-domain citations |
|---|---|---|---|
| GPT-6.1 Sol / web search | 300 | 17 / 300 (5.7%) | 8 / 300 (2.7%) |
| Claude Sonnet 5.5 / web search | 300 | 14 / 300 (4.7%) | 9 / 300 (3.0%) |
Why might my Homiere website be missing from ChatGPT?
Start with the question people ask. A page about your listings may not answer a seller asking who can price and market a home in a specific neighborhood. AI may also find stronger evidence about another agent through reviews, local reporting, or other websites.
Ask which pages answer your target questions, whether those pages can be read by search tools, and what outside sources support your experience. Our study does not tell us which of these issues applies to your site.
What should I ask Homiere before paying for AI visibility work?
Ask for the exact services in your plan, the local questions being targeted, the pages being improved, and examples of dated AI answers. Reporting should show when your name appears, when you are actually recommended, and which sources are linked.
Ask what changed after the work, using the same questions and comparable settings. A traffic chart or a list of new articles is useful, but it does not answer whether AI is recommending you.
Do I need to replace my Homiere website to improve AI visibility?
Start with an audit of your own website and market. It may reveal content, access, or reputation gaps that can be addressed on your existing site. If a technical limit gets in the way, ask what can be fixed before deciding whether a move makes sense.
A provider average cannot decide that for you. Compare the work required, access to your site, ownership of your content, and the evidence you will receive.
How can 10xSearch help me check my AI visibility?
Request an AI visibility report for your business and market using the form on this page. We can review where you appear, who else is being suggested, and which questions need better answers.
Book a call to review the findings and see whether your market is available. We will discuss what can be done with your current setup and whether 10xSearch is a fit. No provider can promise an AI recommendation.
View exact numbers
| Measure | Value | Denominator / context |
|---|---|---|
| Business-name matches | 31 | 600 answers (5.2%) |
| Audited-domain citations | 17 | 600 answers (2.8%) |
| Sites with a name match | 7 | 25 attributed sites (28.0%) |
| GPT-6.1 Sol - name matches | 17 | 300 answers (5.7%) |
| GPT-6.1 Sol - audited-domain citations | 8 | 300 answers (2.7%) |
| Claude Sonnet 5.5 - name matches | 14 | 300 answers (4.7%) |
| Claude Sonnet 5.5 - audited-domain citations | 9 | 300 answers (3.0%) |
What should I know before relying on these results?
- 10xSearch ran these studies and sells AI visibility services. This is our research, not an independent review.
- We selected these websites; they are not a random sample of every customer. We did not verify which paid services or plans each business used.
- The results show what happened in these tests. They do not show that a provider caused the result, measure leads or sales, or prove that 10xSearch would do better.
- AI answers change with the question, date, location, model, and search settings. Our automated tests can return different answers from the chat apps people use.
- The 25-site sample contains 24 unique businesses. Recommendations were not scored, and consumer-app behavior was not tested.
How exactly was this study run?
How were the websites and questions selected?
The snapshot covered 25 websites representing 24 unique businesses. Each website was tested with 12 non-branded questions through two web-enabled API panels: GPT-6.1 Sol using Responses API web search, and Claude Sonnet 5.5 using Messages API web search. Each panel contributed 300 answers, producing 600 answers in total.
Questions were asked once per website and model. They did not name the business being tested. This design measures whether a name or audited domain appears during a need-based query; it does not test recognition when an agent is asked about directly.
How were mentions and recommendations counted?
A name match is not automatically a recommendation. This snapshot reports name matches and domain citations only. It does not supply the reviewed recommendation measure used in the November 11 three-panel study.
How did the AI tools differ?
The GPT-6.1 Sol panel produced 17 name matches and eight audited-domain citation answers. Claude Sonnet 5.5 produced 14 name matches and nine audited-domain citation answers. Each panel had 300 answers. These counts describe answer events and cannot be summed into unique businesses without business-level overlap data.
What affects the way these numbers should be read?
A business represented by more than one website can contribute more than one set of site-level observations. Treating 25 websites as 25 unique businesses would blur the unit being measured. The reported seven sites with a name match and 18 without one are website counts, not unique-business counts.
The same caution applies to the 31 answer-level name matches. Several matches can refer to one business across different questions or models. That count is not 31 agents recommended and is not 31 potential clients.
What else can this test tell us?
Begin by measuring your own business with questions that reflect the market and service you actually provide. Save the answer and the cited URLs, then distinguish a name mention from an actual recommendation. A matched name can appear in a comparison, a caution, or an unrelated passage. Without reviewed recommendation scoring, the safer conclusion is simply that the name appeared.
Review whether your website provides specific, current, verifiable local information and whether the answer cites that work. Improve unclear identity, unsupported service claims, weak navigation, or inaccessible primary content where an audit finds them. This snapshot does not identify which repair would change a result and does not establish that Homiere caused the observed rates.
How does this study fit the other results?
Homiere used two panels on November 5. The later five-provider study reports three panels on November 11 and separates candidate mentions from reviewed recommendations. It also excludes unavailable answers from eligible denominators. Homiere is therefore presented as its own snapshot, with no invented recommendation rate or combined vendor ranking.
For SEO, AEO, GEO, and LLM visibility work, the practical lesson is to define the outcome before comparing results. Google's own AI-search guidance continues to emphasize accessible text, internal discovery, and helpful content. Those technical foundations support eligibility; neither they nor this snapshot guarantee an AI citation.
The public package includes aggregate values and charts. It excludes raw answers, private contacts, and private per-site evidence. That limits independent response-level replication. Dates shown here are publication dates for these articles; the study dates remain separately identified.
What else do agents ask about Homiere?
Does Homiere do AEO?
Yes. Homiere advertises AEO-focused websites. The next question is whether your business actually gets recommended. Our November 5, 2026 study shows results for selected websites, not every customer or the services included in your plan.
Will my Homiere website automatically make ChatGPT recommend me?
No. Having a website or an AI search feature does not guarantee a recommendation. Test questions buyers and sellers ask in your market, save the answers and cited sources, and repeat the checks over time.
What did the 10xSearch study find about Homiere?
In our November 5, 2026 test of 25 selected Homiere websites, business names appeared in 31 of 600 AI answers (5.2%), and audited websites were cited in 17 answers (2.8%). We did not score whether those mentions were recommendations.
Does this study measure every Homiere customer?
No. It covers selected websites on the stated study date. We did not verify each business's service plan or ongoing marketing work. The results cannot be applied to every customer.
Can I compare Homiere directly with every other provider here?
This study uses a different date, sample, or method from the November five-provider test. Read it separately; its percentage is not a fair head-to-head ranking against the other studies.
What is the difference between being mentioned, recommended, and cited by AI?
Mentioned means your name appears. Recommended means the answer suggests you as an option. Cited means a source is linked. AI can recommend you using someone else's website, so a recommendation and a link to your own site are separate results.
How do I get an AI visibility report and check whether my market is available?
Submit your business details through the AI visibility report form on this page. Use the booking link to schedule a call to review your results and check market availability. A report request does not reserve a territory.
Where can I check the sources and exact numbers?
- Homiere: current AI search information
Provider-published description checked November 12, 2026. This describes its offer, not independently verified customer outcomes.
- Public aggregate data and chart values, November 12, 2026
Exact counts, denominators, provider and engine breakdowns, historical source hashes, and public-data boundaries. No raw responses are included.
- Homiere original study and November 5 public snapshot
Original report, correction history, site-level snapshot, and downloadable public data. These are separate from the graphics-only aggregate package.
- Research source and method
Frozen question templates, scoring definitions, API panels, and limits of the published package.
- Google Search Central: AI features and your website
Primary technical guidance for Google AI Overviews and AI Mode. It does not validate our benchmark or predict other engines.
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