Creaitor

Creaitor is a bulk image generator tool. Creaitor measures how ChatGPT, Google AI, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity talk about a brand, benchmarks competitors by visibility and sentiment, and supports content work plus re-measurement to close the gaps. Aimed at marketing teams that want to be named in AI answers, with a free visibility report and a done-for-you service option.

Creaitor is a generative engine optimization (GEO) platform. It tracks how large language model assistants such as ChatGPT, Google AI, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity describe a brand when buyers ask them for recommendations, then turns the gaps it finds into content work and follow-up measurement. The premise is blunt: the shortlist is now assembled inside an AI answer, often before anyone visits a website, so a brand that ranked well in classic search can still be missing from the reply that shapes a purchase. The workflow runs as a loop. Creaitor starts from the real questions buyers type into assistants rather than from keywords, groups them by intent and removes duplicates across engines. It then shows where a brand is named and where it is skipped, ranks competitors by visibility share, and reports which sources and which sentiment sit behind each recommendation. From that evidence the platform either helps a team plan and create the content needed to compete or delivers that content as a managed service, and the same question set is measured again to show whether the outcome moved. Coverage is reported per engine, so a brand can be strong in one assistant and weak in another. Marketing teams and agencies are the core audience, especially in B2B software and consumer brands where buyers research through chat before contacting sales. The commercial offer spans self-serve plans with AI query credits and a done-for-you engagement covering visibility audit, content creation and reporting. A free visibility report gives a first look at score, citations, sentiment and competitor benchmark. The honest framing is that Creaitor sits next to SEO tooling rather than replacing it, and it is one of several GEO trackers now competing for the same budget. The evidence it produces is only as strong as the prompt set behind it, and the managed service carries a bigger commitment than the trial suggests.