LLMs learn about your business from somewhere.
Kachi makes sure it's from you.
Kachi is an on-domain answer engine optimization (AEO) service that fixes marketing websites so LLMs, agentic browsers, and AI agents can read, understand, and cite them — for B2B and B2C marketing teams.
We make sure top LLMs, agentic browsers, and agent-to-agent ecosystems can read your website, understand it, and cite it.
across customer sites (2025–2026)
across customer sites (2025–2026)
across customer sites (2025–2026)
across customers (2025–2026)
Source: Kachi's on-domain AI analytics platform. Aggregated across all active Kachi customer websites, January 2025 – August 2026.
Other tools watch the conversation. Kachi changes it.
Measuring the problem isn't solving it.
You probably need this if…
- ✓You know LLMs are influencing buyers, and you can't see it.
- ✓Your site has never been audited for LLM readability.
- ✓Your AEO tool tells you what's wrong, not what to fix.
- ✓Your three biggest website problems? You don't know what they are.
- ✓Nobody on your team has time to figure this out.
Three steps. In order.
Make your site readable.
We make sure LLMs, agents, and agentic browsers can crawl your pages.
Make it understandable.
We score every page against ten criteria and rank what to fix.
Make it citable.
We find the questions buyers ask AI — and the gaps in your content.
Your AI visibility, at a glance.
Real-time data on every AI agent visit — which LLMs are sending traffic, which pages they're reading, and where you're being cited.
Illustrative screenshot of the Kachi dashboard. Left sidebar navigation includes Summary, Access, Comprehension, and Influence. Panels show AI agent visits over time, per-page LLM comprehension scores, retrieval gap tables, and citation tracking. Numbers, page paths, and company names shown inside the screenshot are placeholder demo data, not real customer figures.
"Built by the people who first called the website "the most underrated growth lever in the AI era.""
The teams that figure this out in 2026 will own the answer for years.
The teams that wait will spend 2027 catching up.