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By Panlert ChampakhomPosted: Updated: 17 min read

7 GEO And AEO Agencies In Thailand Compared On 6 Facts

Primal, Cotactic, ForeToday, Minimice Group, NerdOptimize, Predictive and Relevant Audience are the 7 GEO and AEO agencies in Thailand on this list, with Primal first as the publisher and the rest from A to Z. Each is on at least two of three agency lists placed highest on Google in Thailand, in English or in Thai. Each is compared on the same 6 facts.

Key Takeaways

  • Four of the 7 agencies are listed on at least two of the three English-language agency lists placed highest on Google in Thailand. The other 3 are on at least two of the three Thai-language lists. Primal comes first as the publisher and the rest from A to Z.
  • When buyers ask AI which GEO or AEO agency to hire, about 4 in 10 citations point to agencies' own service pages and about 1 in 3 to agency list posts, in 2,599 answers logged by Elevate, Primal's AI Visibility Tracker, across 22 queries.
  • 3 of the 7 agencies set out their GEO or AEO work as ordered steps on a service page, and 2 of the 7 stated the tools they use to track AI answers.
  • The same selection method gave 5 agencies on English searches and 7 on Thai searches, and 4 are on both, so the language of the search changes the short list.
  • Before you hire, ask for the buyer questions the agency will track in ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews, and for a sample monthly report.

How AI Assistants Pick A GEO Agency In Thailand

Buyers who look for a GEO agency in Thailand now ask artificial intelligence (AI) assistants as well as Google. So search engine optimisation (SEO) has to cover both. Generative engine optimisation (GEO) and answer engine optimisation (AEO) are the work of getting a brand mentioned and cited in AI answers. When a buyer asks ChatGPT, Gemini or Google AI Overviews which agency to hire, the answer rests mostly on what agencies publish about themselves.

We see this in Primal’s own data. Over the last month, Elevate, Primal’s AI Visibility Tracker, logged 2,599 answers across 22 queries about hiring an AI search, GEO or AEO agency. About 4 in 10 of the citations pointed to agencies’ own service pages, and about 1 in 3 to agency list posts. Four of the five lists cited most often were press releases or advertorials on news sites. Review sites such as Clutch and Sortlist got fewer than 1 in 10.

The language of the search changed the answer too. We ran the same selection method on English searches for this page and on Thai searches for our Thai version. The English lists gave 5 agencies and the Thai lists gave 7, and 4 agencies are on both. We also put five buyer questions to Perplexity. Its answers to the two English questions mentioned agencies that none of its three Thai answers mentioned.

So read what each agency publishes about its own GEO work before you trust an AI answer or a list. This page sets out the same facts for each agency, with a capture of each home page.

How We Chose And Compared The 7 Agencies

The agencies come from three English-language agency lists and three Thai-language agency lists. From the English lists, we took the agencies listed on at least two of the three. One agency that met the test is not shown, by Primal’s choice. Cotactic, ForeToday and Relevant Audience come from the Thai lists that the Thai version of this page uses, and each is on at least two of those three lists. So the English and Thai versions of this page show the same 7 agencies.

We ran four English searches in Google in Thailand. They were GEO agency Thailand, GEO agency in Thailand, best GEO agency in Thailand and AEO agency Thailand. In each search, fewer than three English-language agency lists sat above our own list. So we took the three English-language lists placed highest across the four searches, leaving our own out. CiteLogics, Minimice Group and HelloAds published them.

The three Thai-language lists are the ones placed highest on Google in Thailand across the five Thai searches set out below. Metier, Creative Talk and Minimice Group published them.

Primal is on the list because all three English-language lists include it. Primal also publishes this page and sells GEO and AEO services, so it has a commercial interest in this comparison. As the publisher, Primal comes first. The number beside each agency is its position in this list, not a rank, and the order after Primal is alphabetical.

We checked the same 6 facts for every agency in October 2026.

  1. Service page and steps. Whether the agency’s site has a page that sells AEO, GEO, AI SEO or AI search by name in its title or main heading. We also note whether that page sets out the work as ordered steps or as areas of work.
  2. AI figures. Whether the site shows a client result measured in AI search with a figure, such as visits from AI assistants. We also note AI figures of other kinds, such as the agency’s own research or a figure with no client name.
  3. Tool and report. Whether the site states the tool it uses to track how a brand shows up in AI answers. We also note whether it shows a sample report or dashboard.
  4. Clutch reviews. The number of reviews on the agency’s Clutch profile. We looked for the agency in Clutch’s directory of SEO firms in Thailand and for a profile page of its own.
  5. Founded and team. The founding year or years in business, and the team size, as the agency’s own site states them. The experience of a founder or a team is not taken as the company’s age.
  6. Google and Perplexity. The first number is how many of 5 Thai searches put a page of the agency’s own site in Google’s first 10 results in Thailand. The second is how many of 5 Perplexity answers mention the agency.

The five searches were รับทำ geo, บริษัทรับทำ geo, รับทำ aeo, บริษัทรับทำ aeo and รับทำ ai seo. They are the Thai words for a GEO, AEO or AI SEO service or company. We used Thai searches because buyers in Thailand type them far more often. In Ahrefs data, รับทำ geo had about 200 searches a month in Thailand, against about 10 for GEO agency Thailand.

Three of the Perplexity questions were in Thai. They asked which GEO company in Thailand is good, which AEO agency in Bangkok to use and which agencies in Thailand do AI SEO. The other two were in English, “Which agency in Thailand can get my brand recommended by ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews?” and “Which GEO or AEO agencies in Bangkok would you recommend?”

In the table, “not stated” means the agency’s own site does not state the fact. “Not found” means we looked and did not find it. For Clutch, it means the agency was neither in the directory nor on a profile page of its own.

Every fact comes from what each agency publishes itself and from public data on Clutch, Google and Perplexity. This page says what an agency makes public, not how good its work is. If an agency’s details have changed or a fact here is wrong, write to hello@prml.com and we will check and correct the page.

The 7 GEO And AEO Agencies And Their Facts

The agencies are Primal, Cotactic, ForeToday, Minimice Group, NerdOptimize, Predictive and Relevant Audience. The table sets out the same 6 facts for each, and a profile of each agency follows in the same order.

Agency Service page and steps AI figures Tool and report Clutch reviews Founded and team Google and Perplexity
1. Primal yes, 4 ordered steps own research; client results not stated dashboard; tool not stated 26 reviews 11 years; about 150 Google 3 of 5; Perplexity 3 of 5
2. Cotactic yes, areas of work not stated not stated profile, 0 reviews founded 2016; team not stated Google 0 of 5; Perplexity 2 of 5
3. ForeToday yes, areas of work figures in a sample report AI Visibility Metric, sample report profile, 0 reviews year not stated; team not stated Google 0 of 5; Perplexity 1 of 5
4. Minimice Group yes, areas of work figures with no client name dashboard; tool not stated 5 reviews 9 years; 50+ Google 2 of 5; Perplexity 2 of 5
5. NerdOptimize yes, 6 ordered steps not stated Ahrefs Brand Radar, Peec AI, dashboard template profile, 0 reviews founded 2022; 30+ Google 0 of 5; Perplexity 2 of 5
6. Predictive yes, areas of work figures with no client name not stated not found year not stated, 9+ years shown; team not stated Google 0 of 5; Perplexity 1 of 5
7. Relevant Audience yes, 3 ordered steps not stated not stated 10 reviews work since 2018; team not stated Google 2 of 5; Perplexity 1 of 5

1. Primal

Primal’s website is primal.co.th. Its Thailand office is in Bangkok, and it has offices in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore.

Its Thai-language AI search service page put the service’s name in its main heading. The page set out the work in 4 ordered steps, from discovery and review to improvement and expansion. The AI figures on its site came from Primal’s own research, and the site does not state a client result measured in AI search. The service page shows a sample dashboard, and the site does not state the name of its tracking tool. Clutch showed 26 reviews, and the site states 11 years in business and a team of about 150. Its pages were in Google’s first 10 results in Thailand for 3 of the 5 searches, and Perplexity mentioned it in 3 of the 5 answers.

Its Thai-language home page has an AI SEO item at the start of the menu and a pink button to book a consultation.

Primal’s Thai-language home page on a teal background, with an AI SEO item first in the menu, a white Thai headline, a pink consultation button and a photo of an account manager on the right

It suits brands that want one team to handle search on Google and in AI answers through ElevateSEO™.

2. Cotactic

Cotactic’s website is cotactic.com, and its office is in Bangkok.

Its Thai-language GEO service page put the service’s name in its main heading. The page listed 3 areas of work. They were the E-E-A-T signals (experience, expertise, authoritativeness and trustworthiness), content laid out so AI can summarise it, and schema markup. We did not find ordered steps there. The results on its GEO page were Google search results, such as visitor numbers, and the site does not state AI figures. Its service page says it measures how often AI cites a site and the visits that come from AI, and the site does not state the name of a tool or show a sample report. It had a Clutch profile, under the name Cotactic Media, with 0 reviews. Its site says it was founded in 2016, and it does not state a team size. Its pages were in Google’s first 10 results in Thailand for none of the 5 searches, and Perplexity mentioned it in 2 of the 5 answers.

Its home page has the headline Digital Marketing Agency in yellow on dark blue, with two cartoon tigers in suits.

Cotactic’s home page on a dark blue background, with the headline Digital Marketing Agency in yellow, two cartoon tigers in suits and a field to choose a goal with a yellow button

It suits brands that want to start by making the articles on their site ready for AI Overviews, which is the work its GEO service page describes.

3. ForeToday

ForeToday’s website is foretoday.asia, and its office is in Bangkok.

Its AI SEO (GEO) service page put the service’s name in its page title. The page listed 3 areas of work. They were tracking how visible a brand is in AI answers, building sources that AI can cite, and managing how AI answers describe the brand. We did not find ordered steps there. The AI figures on its site are in a sample monthly GEO report, and the site does not state a client result measured in AI search. Its service page states its own tool, AI Visibility Metric, and shows a sample monthly GEO report. It had a Clutch profile with 0 reviews. The site does not state a founding year or a team size. Its pages were in Google’s first 10 results in Thailand for none of the 5 searches, and Perplexity mentioned it in 1 of the 5 answers.

Its Thai-language home page has a white Thai headline over a photo of four people at a meeting, with an orange button below the headline.

ForeToday’s Thai-language home page, with a white Thai headline over a photo of four people meeting around a laptop, an orange button and a phone button below the headline, and two award badges at the top right

It suits brands that want a monthly GEO report that sets out mentions, citations and the tone of AI answers, as its service page describes.

4. Minimice Group

Minimice Group’s website is minimicegroup.co.th, and its office is in Bangkok.

Its SEO and AI search page put both AI search and GEO in its main heading and listed areas of work. We did not find ordered steps there. Its English page shows the line “Mentioned on ChatGPT with ~20% conversion rate”, with no client name. Its Thai page says the company developed its own AI visibility tool and shows a dashboard image, and the site does not state the tool’s name. Clutch showed 5 reviews, and its home page shows 9 years as an agency and a team of more than 50. Its pages were in Google’s first 10 results in Thailand for 2 of the 5 searches, and Perplexity mentioned it in 2 of the 5 answers.

Its Thai-language home page leads with a pink and black headline and a green LINE button.

Minimice Group’s Thai-language home page on light grey, with a pink and black Thai headline, a pink strategy button, a green LINE button and a photo of a man in a suit with folded arms

It suits brands that want new key performance indicators (KPIs) for AI search, which the main heading of its service page puts forward.

5. NerdOptimize

NerdOptimize’s website is nerdoptimize.com, and its office is in Bangkok.

Its AEO service page put the service’s name in its main heading. The page set out the work in 6 ordered steps, from checking the site for gaps to tracking AI visibility. The results on its site were Google search results, such as monthly visitors, and the site does not state AI figures. Its AEO page states Ahrefs Brand Radar and Peec AI as its tools, and the site has a Looker Studio dashboard template for visits from AI. It had a Clutch profile with 0 reviews. Its site says it was founded in 2022, and its about page states a team of more than 30. Its pages were in Google’s first 10 results in Thailand for none of the 5 searches, and Perplexity mentioned it in 2 of the 5 answers.

Its Thai-language home page sits on a dark background, with a button to check a website’s readiness for AI search.

NerdOptimize’s Thai-language home page on a dark background, with a white Thai headline, a button to check a website’s readiness for AI search and a photo of the team at work

It suits brands that want AEO work from a site check through to AI visibility tracking, in the steps its service page sets out.

6. Predictive

Predictive’s website is predictive.co.th, and its office is in Bangkok.

Its SEO and GEO service page put GEO in its main heading and listed areas of work. We did not find ordered steps there. A blog post on its site gives AI traffic figures from its own analysis of clients in several industries, with no client name. The site does not state the name of a tool for tracking AI visibility, and we did not find a sample report. We did not find Predictive on Clutch. The site does not state a founding year or a team size. Its careers page shows “9+ Years” of experience in data analytics and customer experience. Its pages were in Google’s first 10 results in Thailand for none of the 5 searches, and Perplexity mentioned it in 1 of the 5 answers.

Its home page has the headline Make Your Data Matter, with a phone button and a LINE button below it.

Predictive’s home page on a bright blue background, with the headline Make Your Data Matter, an Explore Our Services button, phone and LINE buttons and a photo of a team working at laptops

It suits brands that want SEO and GEO in one plan, with results tied to their customer relationship management (CRM) system, as its service page describes.

7. Relevant Audience

Relevant Audience’s website is relevantaudience.com, and its office is in Bangkok.

Its GEO service page put the service’s name in its main heading. The page set out the work in 3 ordered steps. It starts with a check of how visible the brand is in AI answers, then fixes the basics of the site, then measures the results and keeps adjusting the work. The client results on its site report clicks, impressions and revenue, and the site does not state AI figures. Its GEO page says it sends the same set of buyer questions to ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude and Google AI Overviews, and the site does not state the name of a tool or show a sample report. Clutch showed 10 reviews. Its site states work since 2018, and it does not state a team size. Its pages were in Google’s first 10 results in Thailand for 2 of the 5 searches, and Perplexity mentioned it in 1 of the 5 answers.

Its Thai-language home page has a red and dark blue Thai headline, with a field for a website address above call and LINE buttons.

Relevant Audience’s Thai-language home page on white, with a red and dark blue Thai headline, a field for a website address, a dark blue call button, a red LINE button and a row of client logos below

It suits brands that want to start with a check of how visible they are in AI answers to buyer questions, which is the first step its GEO service page sets out.

GEO, AEO And SEO, And How To Split The Work

SEO gets a page into Google’s search results. AEO gets a page used as the direct answer, in a featured snippet or an AI Overview. GEO gets a brand mentioned and cited in the answers AI tools write, such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity. All three use the same pages and brand facts, so they belong in one plan.

SEO AEO GEO
Goal A high position in Google’s results The answer Google or an assistant shows A mention and a citation in AI answers
Where it shows Google’s search results Featured snippets and AI Overviews ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and AI Mode
Main measure Rankings, clicks and impressions Questions where your page is the answer Share of answers that mention you, and the sites cited
Main work Technical work, content and links Answers in the first sentences, and schema Clear service pages and mentions on other sites

Customers often ask us how to split SEO and AEO work. Split it by what each one measures. SEO is measured in rankings and clicks. AEO and GEO are measured by how often AI answers mention and cite your brand. The groundwork is shared, such as pages that answer questions clearly, schema markup and technical work that lets systems read them. That is why many agencies sell the three together as AI SEO.

The video below covers what changes in the work when buyers search through AI answers.

In it, Mark McDowell of Primal explains how GEO differs from SEO and which parts of the work change for AI search.

Does GEO Work Happen Off Your Website Too

Customers often ask us whether GEO is only website work. It is not, because AI answers cite many sites besides your own. In the same 2,599 answers, more than half of the citations went to pages that were not an agency’s service page. Most of those were list posts, news pages and review sites.

Ask each agency what it will do off your site, such as mentions on news sites, comparison articles and review profiles. Ask too how it will measure that work.

Five Checks Before You Hire A GEO Agency

Choose a GEO agency on what you can check, before you weigh the pitch or the price. These five checks work for agencies that are not on this list too.

1. Ask AI Your Customers’ Questions In Thai And English

Type the questions your customers ask into ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google. Write down which agencies come up and which sites the answers cite. Ask in Thai and in English, because in our check the agencies in the answers changed with the language of the question.

2. Read The Agency’s GEO Or AEO Service Page

Check whether the page sets out the work in order, and what the agency does on your site and off it. Of the 7 agencies above, 3 set out their steps in order on a service page. If a page has no ordered steps, ask for the monthly work plan before you sign.

3. Ask Which Questions And Platforms It Will Track

Ask the agency for the list of questions, also called prompts, that it will use to measure the work. Ask too which AI platforms it will track and how often it will collect the answers. The questions should be ones your customers really ask, with no brand name in them. A question that already contains your brand cannot show whether AI recommends you to people who do not know you yet.

4. Ask For A Sample AI Visibility Report

Customers often ask us for a sample report they can share with their management. Ask every agency you talk to for one. A useful monthly report answers these questions every month.

  • How often AI answers mention your brand, by question and by platform, against the month before.
  • Which sites the answers cite most, and whether your pages are among them.
  • Which competitors appear for the same questions.
  • How many visits and enquiries came from AI assistants, in Google Analytics.
  • What work was done that month, and the plan for next month.

5. Agree The Measures, Dates And Data Before You Sign

Measure a starting point for every question before the work begins. Then write the measures, the dates they are checked and what happens when a target is missed into the contract. Keep Google Search Console and Google Analytics in your company’s name. Make sure the contract gives you every past report if you end it.

If you are comparing agencies for Google search first, our list of SEO agencies in Thailand uses the same selection method.

Mark McDowell, who founded Primal, explains this change to brands that first ask about AI search. Typical SEO work used to mean picking a target page and a keyword, writing the content for that page and then measuring the keyword’s ranking. Today we group the work by the topics a brand wants to be known for, so that search engines and AI tools recognise the brand on those topics. Alongside the keywords and pages, the work now covers a set of prompts that we measure every day across the AI platforms.

How Much GEO Work Costs

A monthly GEO fee in Thailand depends on the number of buyer questions tracked, the AI platforms and languages covered, and the pages and off-site work each month. Customers often ask us how the scope differs between price tiers. Ask every agency for the same breakdown of questions, platforms, pages and mentions each month, so you compare the same work. Find out whether the GEO work is part of an SEO fee or priced on its own.

If you are talking to several agencies now, read Primal’s GEO service and AEO service pages. They explain how we plan the work and measure it in AI answers.

Frequently Asked Questions About Hiring A GEO Agency

Where Does The Data In An AI Visibility Report Come From?

Customers often ask us where the data in the report comes from. A tracking tool sends the same set of questions to ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews on a schedule. It records which brands each answer mentions and which sites it cites. The figures depend on the questions chosen, so ask for the tool’s name, the number of questions and how often it collects answers.

How Long Does GEO Take To Show Results?

No single timeframe fits every brand, because AI answers change from day to day. Write the agreed timeframe into the contract, next to the starting point measured for each question. Then judge the work on several months of reports in a row.

Do I Need A Separate GEO Agency If I Already Have An SEO Agency?

Not always. If your SEO agency works off your site and measures your brand in AI answers, one agency can do both.

SEO is still the base for AI Overviews. Google’s documentation says a page must be indexed and eligible to show with a snippet in Google Search. Only then can it appear as a supporting link in AI Overviews and AI Mode. If your current agency does not measure AI answers yet, ask for its plan and a sample report first.

Which AI Platforms Should A GEO Agency Track?

Track the AI platforms your buyers use, such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews. Ask the agency to report each platform and each language on its own. Then you can see where your brand is missing.

Panlert Champakhom

Panlert Champakhom

Senior SEO Specialist

Panlert Champakhom has worked in search engine optimisation (SEO) since 2018 and is a Senior SEO Specialist in Primal’s technical team. His work covers technical SEO, keyword research, on-page and content optimisation, and internal linking. His current focus is AI search, helping brands earn citations in Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini.

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