AEO for enterprises
Track AI visibility at scale while keeping your prompts and history on your own infrastructure.
Large brands have the most to lose when an AI engine describes them wrongly, and the most scrutiny over where their data goes. Many AI visibility tools are closed and hosted, which means handing your prompt strategy and history to a third party.
Self-hosting changes that. An open-source platform runs on your own infrastructure, keeps your data in house, and lets your team verify exactly how each metric is computed, which matters when the number ends up in a board report.
Prompts that matter here
- is [brand] trustworthy
- [brand] vs [competitor]
- best [category] for enterprise
What to do
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Self-host for data control
Run the platform on your own infrastructure so prompts and visibility history never leave your environment.
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Standardize a prompt set
Use a consistent set of prompts across product lines and regions so results are comparable across the org.
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Benchmark named competitors
Track share of voice against the specific rivals leadership cares about, on the prompts that matter.
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Audit the methodology
Open code means your team can verify how every metric is built, rather than trusting a black-box score.
Where Elmo fits
Elmo is open source and self-hosted, so enterprise teams keep full ownership of their data, avoid vendor lock-in, and can audit the methodology behind every metric.
/ FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can we self-host AI visibility tracking?
- Yes. Elmo is built to be self-hosted. You deploy it on your own infrastructure, keep prompts and history in house, and read the code to verify exactly how each metric is calculated.
- How does Elmo handle data ownership?
- You own everything. Because Elmo is open source and runs on your infrastructure, your data stays with you, you can export it at any time, and there is no vendor lock-in.
Ready to track your AI visibility?
Deploy Elmo in minutes and start monitoring how ChatGPT, Claude, and Google AI Overviews talk about your brand. Open source, self-hosted, free.