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TAMGIO measures how brands appear in AI answers. We run 30–40 real buyer questions across ChatGPT (OpenAI web search), Perplexity Sonar and Gemini grounded search, sample each prompt several times, and count only grounding-verified answers. Memory answers, missing answer surfaces and provider errors are shown as separate classes — never hidden, never counted. Every metric links back to the raw AI answer with its citations and timestamp. Reports separate discovery questions (unbranded) from brand questions. Founded in 2026 by Shamil Guliyev in Baku, Azerbaijan. Independently built and operated. Pricing is public: one-off audit from $60, Weekly Scan $39/mo, Daily + Competitors $99/mo, Agency/White-label $249/mo — setup included.
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i.Hidayyetzadeh 14, 1154, Baki, Azerbaijan
- 0552201018
- shamil@tmagio.com
- tamgio.com
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