Visibility Reviews & Product Details

I’ve been using Visibility and it has quickly become a core part of my workflow. The automatic reporting is a huge time-saver. I’ve set up reports for everything, from high-level overviews to full, detailed technical reports, and having them generate on their own has streamlined my workflow and kept everything centralized in one place. No more pulling data from different tools and stitching it together manually.

The GEO tools are another favorite. With so much search now happening through AI engines, it’s great to have visibility into that side of things, and the recommendations it provides are genuinely actionable. They’re specific, practical steps I can act on, not generic filler advice.

The keyword tracking tool is solid and easy to keep an eye on, and it fits naturally alongside everything else in the platform.

I also really appreciate how the technical SEO side is broken down into multiple sections. Instead of one overwhelming audit, you get a full, holistic view of your site’s health, which makes it much easier to understand where issues are and what to prioritize.

Finally, the competitor comparison is excellent. It doesn’t just show you how you stack up against competitors; it uses that data to shape its recommendations, so you know exactly where the opportunities are. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are no downsides. Visibility is an all-in-one SEO platform, with everything I need in one place and no extra tools required. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

With multiple tool capabilities all in one platform, you no longer need to switch between different tabs for keyword research, a technical audit, or content creation. Everything you need is available in one place, which makes the whole process feel much more streamlined. The technical audit part of the tool is my favourite, it return a comprehesnove audit that yu can use the data to action meaningful chnages to a clinets website Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It would be useful to have clearer naming conventions for the available tasks. For example, there’s an action within the taskbar called "Automations" that creates content, and I think it would be better suited to a name like "Content Creation". Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Visibility daily for my SEO clients. I appreciate how Visibility consolidates multiple tools into one platform, which is really nice. The SEO section is particularly beneficial to me. It has a dashboard that shows why my clients' AI visibility is, alongside their GEO Score, Share of Voice, Positive Sentiment, Prompts that are Ranking, and Search Clicks. Instead of having to go through two other software platforms for the same data, Visibility puts it in one place.

They are constantly adding new features based on feedback, and they implement these changes quickly.

I find the software to be comprehensive, and I particularly like that it tracks AI visibility, offering real-time data on where my clients rank in AI search results.

The technical SEO audit section is fantastic because it shows me Links Covered, Internal Links, Broken Links and even fully audits my schema.

The initial setup was easy, and I no longer rely on other SEO tracking platforms as I once did. Visibility allows me to see exactly where searches are coming from and how many visitors come from AI interactions, making it indispensable. We switched from SEMrush, Ahrefs, and Moz because Visibility combines all their advantages into a single software. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The navigation has so many items it covers that it can take a little getting used to. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about Pixis Visibility is that we've been running visibility work for our clients for a while now, and it's become one of the few tools that actually goes deep instead of just giving a surface-level score. The prompt level analysis is genuinely one of the best parts of the platform. On top of the technical audit, it shows us exactly which prompts our clients show up for versus their competitors across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude, and it doesn't stop at just flagging the gap, it tells us specifically how to improve at the prompt level to close it. That kind of depth has let us deliver much more precise results to clients. We've used it across close to 15 client accounts now and have seen prompt win rates go up by around 30% on average within the first couple months. I also lean on the Existing Content Optimisation feature a lot since most of our clients have old blog posts and landing pages that have gone stale. I just drop in the URL and it breaks down what's weak (technical SEO, content, keywords) and gives a rewrite that still sounds like the original page instead of something generic, which has helped us refresh close to 40 pages across accounts without having to rebuild any of them from scratch. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Managing close to 15 client accounts, I wish I could compare the results in one dashboard. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I've been doing SEO for the last year. and so much of what used to eat my whole week, crawl reports, keyword tracking, chasing down outreach in some spreadsheet, is just automated now. We actually run this on our own agency's content too, not just client accounts, and watching our own rankings and citations move has made it a lot easier to stand behind when we're recommending it to clients. After a sitewide demotion cut our own organic clicks by roughly 94% last November, we ran our full recovery program through this platform, topic clusters, schema, internal linking, revised content, and quarter over quarter our clicks nearly doubled and page-one keywords went from 146 to 203. On the AI side, we're now showing up in answers for 22 of our own 33 tracked prompts, with 11 of those at the number one answer position across ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI. We're using it for ourselves and every client on our roster at this point and genuinely happy with where it's gotten us. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The competitor set for a given prompt gets auto-selected, and I can't always swap in the specific competitor I actually want tracked, sometimes the one it picks isn't the one that matters most for that client. Being able to manually lock in which competitors show up per prompt, instead of relying on what it auto-suggests, would save me some back and forth. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Before we started running this for any of our clients, we decided to test it on ourselves first, restructured our own blog into proper topic clusters, revised our existing content library against the platform's recommendations, and ran the AI visibility loop on our own gaps. Honestly the results kind of floored us. We published 21 articles. 20 of those 21 are now cited in AI answers. 12 of them hold the number one citation spot across our own prompt set. On the SERP side, 2 of our articles hit Google's number one spot, 4 are showing up inside Google AI Overviews, and our page-one keywords went from 31 to 52 while our top-3 keywords went from 14 to 22. Our own "google ads agency" keyword moved from position 26 to position 2, and "ppc company" moved from 32 to 2. Several of our older, revised articles are now sitting on page one too, not just new content. And it wasn't just visibility for the sake of it, this converted into 11 leads directly attributable to this work for our own agency, with a couple of larger opportunities in there that added up to real pipeline. Seeing a 20-out-of-21 citation rate on our own site is what actually convinced us to roll this out across our client accounts, we needed to believe it ourselves before selling it to anyone else. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Honestly the platform packs in a lot, content optimisation, technical audits, citation tracking, keyword strategy, so it took a bit of time for the team to get familiar with everything it offers. Not a dealbreaker since the results made it worth the ramp-up, just something to expect going in rather than assuming you'll see the full picture right away. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I've used Visibility extensively over the last few months and I genuinely love the tool. The best feature for me, honestly, is being able to rerun a prompt and see exactly where we stand on citations across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude. Not many tools track this properly, and tracking citations across these four platforms is one of the most important things you can do for SEO right now, so having that in one place and being able to check it whenever I want has become my favorite part of the whole platform.

Beyond that, knowing exactly which keywords are worth targeting and how they're grouped has changed our strategy a lot too. Content that used to take months to rank is now showing movement within days because the targeting is right from the start. I also use the existing content optimization a lot for older posts and pages that had stopped performing, it gives a clear breakdown of what's weak and a rewrite to work from, which has helped us get through a lot more of our backlog than usual.

Publishing straight from the platform into WordPress has also saved a step, I'm not copying content over separately and adding meta tags after.

I use the Pixis MCP setup regularly too since I do a lot of my day to day work in Claude, and being able to check visibility data from there without switching tools has been genuinely useful.

Now the best part- With Visibility, I am able to prompt what links are getting cited by AI and simply place order for it and get myself listed on it. It's that seamless. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The backlink data can take a day or two to update after a new placement goes live, so I've learned to check back a little later instead of right away. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

When it comes to what I like most about visibility, it is the structure, where they have mentioned every single thing, from GEO to AEO, and what goes into the transparency, the sort of content, and the audit generated by giving some sort of input. That, too, would consist of 50 different prompts searched on different leading LLM engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google, and Claude. That's what I like the most about the visibility. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

When it comes to what I list or you can say "dislike" about visibility, it is currently not having much functionality for writing AI-pattern-free content. It's a bit not good. That is what is missing. Everything else looks good:

- UI looks good

- Integrations look good

- Performance is fine

- ROI on pricing is also good

- Support, onboarding, and integration: everything looked good

But this is the meaning which I missed, which I already told. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most about Visibility is its user-friendly interface and how it simplifies managing daily tasks and workflows. The platform is easy to navigate, well-organized, and helps improve productivity by keeping important information accessible in one place. I also appreciate its useful features, smooth performance, and ability to make day-to-day operations more efficient. Overall, it provides a convenient and reliable experience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One area where Visibility could improve is the initial learning experience, as some features may take time to understand and configure. The platform could also benefit from more customization options, faster navigation between certain sections, and clearer documentation for advanced features. Overall, these are relatively minor improvements that could make the user experience even smoother and more efficient. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We’ve had a good experience using Pixis Visibility. The platform has been useful for improving our visibility and understanding campaign performance. The overall experience has been smooth, and we appreciate the support provided by the team. Looking forward to exploring more of its capabilities. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Some features could be more intuitive, and the platform could offer more customization options to make it easier to access and analyze the data we need. Overall, the experience has been good, and there is room for further improvement. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.