Xtrusio AEO/GEO Audit

Zero mentions. Every platform.

Sooth Labs is invisible in the AI buyer conversation.

20-query audit across ChatGPT, Gemini & Claude — each session run twice for cross-verification. Sooth Labs is cited on 0 of 60 responses (0.0%). Zero mentions. Zero rankings. Not even for questions describing its exact product category. Across 7 independent AI sessions and 140 question-answer pairs, the Sooth Labs brand does not exist in AI's recommendation universe.

This report was generated using Xtrusio, an AI visibility and demand intelligence platform that analyzes how companies appear across modern AI systems such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, and other generative engines.

The insights in this page are generated using Xtrusio’s proprietary research and content intelligence framework.

July 2026
20 Queries • 3 Platforms • 7 Sessions
Sooth Labs
0%
ChatGPT
0 of 20 queries
⚠ DUAL-VERIFIED ZERO
0%
Claude
0 of 20 queries
⚠ DUAL-VERIFIED ZERO
0%
Gemini
0 of 20 queries
⚠ DUAL-VERIFIED ZERO
The Core Problem

The Sooth Labs brand doesn’t exist in AI — and neither does its funded namesake.

Across 20 buyer-intent questions run twice on each of ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini — 7 sessions and 140 question-answer pairs in total — Sooth Labs was not cited a single time. Even Q19 (“calibrated probability forecasts for macroeconomic and geopolitical events”) — a question describing the exact product category Sooth Labs targets — returned the same closed set of incumbents every time: Metaculus, Good Judgment, Kalshi, Polymarket. Notably, the £50M-seed, $335M-valuation namesake Sooth Labs Inc. also received zero citations. Neither Sooth Labs entity has penetrated AI’s recommendation universe.

0/60
Total Citations
7
AI Sessions Run
140
Q&A Pairs Analyzed
Section 2

Platform Scorecard

Sooth Labs citation rate across AI platforms

Sooth Labs Citation Rate by Platform
ChatGPT
0%
Claude
0%
Gemini
0%
Competitor Comparison — Combined Citation Rate (across 60 responses)
AlphaSense
43%
Klue
42%
Contify
40%
ITONICS
35%
Sooth.inc
0%
Sooth Labs
0%
Every Platform — Zero
Unlike typical audits where one platform is weaker than another, Sooth Labs shows a uniform zero across ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. This is not a platform-specific gap — it is a category-level absence.
The Namesake Doesn’t Save You
Sooth Labs Inc. — the $50M-seed, $335M-valuation ex-Meta startup with Bloomberg coverage — also scores zero. The AI vendor universe for “foresight” is a closed set of incumbents. Brand recognition of “Sooth Labs” benefits nobody.
Section 3

AI Visibility Leaderboard

Who owns the AI conversation — total citations across all platforms and sessions

Platform-by-Platform Breakdown
ChatGPT
0/20
Sooth Labs cited
Claude
0/20
Sooth Labs cited
Gemini
0/20
Sooth Labs cited
Sooth Labs
0
0
AlphaSense
13
8
5
26
Klue
8
10
7
25
Contify
9
8
7
24
ITONICS
6
10
5
21
Sooth.inc
0
0
ChatGPT
Claude
Gemini
Citation Leaderboard
AlphaSense: 26 citations (43% of 60 responses) Klue: 25 citations (42% of 60 responses) Contify: 24 citations (40% of 60 responses)
0%
Sooth Labs
AlphaSense26
Klue25
Contify24
Citation Intensity Heatmap
ChatGPT
Claude
Gemini
Total
Sooth Labs
0
0
0
0
AlphaSense
13
8
5
26
Klue
8
10
7
25
Contify
9
8
7
24
ITONICS
6
10
5
21
Sooth.inc
0
0
0
0
Universal Zero
Sooth Labs registers zero citations in every cell of the intensity matrix. There is no “stronger platform” to build from — the brand is uniformly absent from AI’s recommendation universe across ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini.
The Incumbent Set Is Closed
Four competitors (AlphaSense, Klue, Contify, ITONICS) each capture 21–26 citations across 60 responses. These four names alone account for the majority of every AI response — and the same names appear across all three platforms.
Section 4

AI Positioning Audit

20 buyer-intent queries — click any row to see the exact question

Each query was written from the perspective of a real decision-maker researching strategic foresight, market intelligence, and scenario planning platforms. These personas represent the senior strategy leaders whose AI search results determine whether Sooth Labs gets discovered during evaluation cycles — and whose vendor shortlists Sooth Labs is currently missing from entirely.

Target Buyer Sector Chief Strategy Officers, VP Corporate Strategy & Heads of Strategic Planning at insurance, pharmaceutical, and consumer goods companies evaluating market intelligence and scenario planning platforms
JM
President, Property-Liability
Allstate • Insurance • Chicago, IL
6queries
Pain Points
Runs Allstate’s $16.5B P&C business line. Needs continuous scenario intelligence on climate risk, state-by-state regulatory shifts, competitor pricing moves, and macro drivers of loss ratios. Currently reliant on quarterly consulting engagements and static planning decks.
“best strategic foresight platform”“Gartner CI leaders 2026”
Q6 • Q9 • Q11 • Q13 • Q15 • Q20
RD
VP Strategy & Corporate Development
Blue Earth Therapeutics • Radiopharma • Greater Boston
7queries
Pain Points
Owns corporate development for a clinical-stage oncology biotech competing with Novartis and Curium. Tracks radiopharma pipeline moves, FDA regulatory scenarios, CMS reimbursement signals, and BD deal flow. Needs probability-weighted event forecasting for late-stage clinical bets.
“track competitor pipeline moves”“probability forecasts for regulatory events”
Q2 • Q3 • Q4 • Q8 • Q17 • Q18 • Q19
AB
VP National Accounts
Sierra Nevada Brewing • Beverage / CPG • Cincinnati, OH
7queries
Pain Points
Owns retailer channel strategy across Walmart, Target, Kroger, and drug chains. Tracks craft-vs-macro competitor moves, category share erosion, private label threats, and CPG M&A signals (Kimberly-Clark/Kenvue-type deals). Needs signal-to-strategy conversion for quarterly planning cycles.
“competitor product launches real-time”“turn market data into C-suite recommendations”
Q1 • Q5 • Q7 • Q10 • Q12 • Q14 • Q16
#Query TopicClusterClaudeChatGPTGemini
1Signals to Board ScenariosStrategy Mapping
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“What’s the best software for turning market signals into board-ready strategic scenarios in 2026?”

2Unified Signal DashboardSignal Detection
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“How can a corporate strategy team monitor competitor moves, regulatory shifts, and macro trends in one dashboard?”

3Living Scenario ModelsLiving Scenarios
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“What platforms help strategy teams build scenario models that continuously update as new data arrives?”

4Probability-Weighted ScenariosLiving Scenarios
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“Best tools for building probability-weighted future scenarios for executive strategic planning?”

5Signal + Framework for CSOsStrategy Mapping
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“What AI platforms combine signal detection with automated strategy frameworks for chief strategy officers?”

6Strategic Foresight PlatformForesight Platform
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“What’s the best strategic foresight platform for enterprise leaders in 2026?”

7Continuous Board IntelStrategy Mapping
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“Which tools replace static strategy decks with continuously refreshed intelligence for boards and executives?”

8Best CI PlatformCompetitive Intel
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“Best competitive intelligence platforms for corporate strategy and market planning teams?”

9Gartner CI Leaders 2026Competitive Intel
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“Which market and competitive intelligence platforms are Gartner leaders in 2026?”

10Track Competitor SignalsSignal Detection
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“What tools track competitor product launches, executive hiring, funding, and pricing changes in real time?”

11Regulatory + Geo RiskSignal Detection
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“What platforms help enterprises monitor regulatory, geopolitical, and market risks across industries?”

12Market Data to C-SuiteStrategy Mapping
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“Best software for turning external market data into internal strategic recommendations for the C-suite?”

13F500 Strategy Team ToolsForesight Platform
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“Which AI tools do Fortune 500 strategy teams use for market and competitive monitoring?”

14Automated Exec BriefingsStrategy Mapping
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“What automates weekly or monthly market intelligence briefings for executive leadership?”

15Enterprise Scenario PlanningLiving Scenarios
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“Best AI platforms for scenario planning and strategic foresight at large enterprises in 2026?”

16AlphaSense AlternativeForesight Platform
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“What’s the best alternative to AlphaSense for market intelligence and financial signal monitoring?”

17Battlecards + Win-LossCompetitive Intel
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“Which competitive intelligence platform has the best battlecards, win-loss analysis, and sales enablement features?”

18Strategy + Sales CI CollabCompetitive Intel
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“What tools help strategy and sales teams collaborate on competitive positioning at enterprise scale?”

19Calibrated Prob ForecastsLiving Scenarios
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“Which AI platforms provide calibrated probability forecasts for macroeconomic and geopolitical events?”

20Consulting Firm MI ToolsForesight Platform
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“What tools do top strategy consulting firms use for market intelligence and scenario planning research?”

TOTAL0/20 (0%)0/20 (0%)0/20 (0%)
Section 5

The Vendor Universe Gap

Why every platform returned the same closed set of incumbents

Typical audits show a client winning on one platform and losing on another. Sooth Labs shows something different — a universal invisibility that isn’t about platform preference. It’s about a closed, well-established vendor universe that all three AI systems draw from for foresight, market intelligence, and scenario planning queries. Below are the queries designed to surface Sooth Labs most directly, along with the vendor set AI returned instead.

“Which AI platforms provide calibrated probability forecasts for macroeconomic and geopolitical events?”

— Q19. This question describes the exact positioning of Sooth Labs Inc. (the funded namesake). Across 7 sessions, the vendor set returned was: Metaculus (7/7), Good Judgment (6/7), Kalshi & Polymarket (4/7 each), Cultivate Labs, FutureSearch, Oxford Economics, RANE. Neither Sooth Labs entity appeared once.

“What’s the best software for turning market signals into board-ready strategic scenarios in 2026?”

— Q1. The Sooth Labs marketing pitch verbatim. AI returned: Board Foresight, ITONICS, AlphaSense, Contify, Planview, OnePlan, Anaplan, Pigment — a closed set of 15+ established platforms. Sooth Labs was cited in none of them.

“What’s the best strategic foresight platform for enterprise leaders in 2026?”

— Q6. The category question. AI returned: ITONICS Foresight, Board Foresight, Futures Platform, FIBRES, Qmarkets, 4strat. The word “foresight” is architecturally attached to specific vendors in AI’s knowledge graph — and Sooth is not one of them.
The Closed Vendor Universe (Q19 evidence)
Across 7 independent Q19 sessions on 3 platforms, the calibrated forecasting vendor set converged on 4–6 established names. Neither Sooth Labs (this audit’s client) nor Sooth Labs Inc. (the $50M-funded ex-Meta startup with LeCun and Jeff Dean as angels) penetrated the set once. The AI systems have built their recommendation graphs on established coverage, and neither Sooth entity has cleared the threshold.
Why Timing Explains Some of This
Sooth Labs Inc. emerged from stealth on 22 April 2026. Sooth Labs (soothlabs.com) launches early access in Q3 2026. All three AI platforms trained their recommendation universes before both entities existed publicly. But the closed vendor universe finding suggests that even with training-data refresh, breaking in requires deliberate content and citation strategy — not just PR coverage.
The Same Question. Every Platform. The Same Answer.

Same question. Different AI systems. Same closed vendor list. When ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini independently agree on the incumbent set for a category — and none of them mention Sooth Labs — the issue isn’t platform preference. It’s category penetration. Breaking in requires being cited by the sources those AI systems reference: Gartner Peer Insights, G2 category reports, analyst coverage, Reddit threads, and category-defining content. That’s the roadmap.

Section 6

AI Topic Authority Map

Query heatmap — product line × platform

TopicAI LeaderSooth Labs Status
Strategic Foresight PlatformITONICSINVISIBLE (0/3)
Board-Level Scenario PlanningBoard ForesightINVISIBLE (0/3)
Market Intelligence for StrategyAlphaSenseINVISIBLE (0/3)
Competitive Intelligence (CI)Klue / CrayonINVISIBLE (0/3)
Corporate Strategy CI DashboardsContifyINVISIBLE (0/3)
Calibrated Probability ForecastsMetaculus / Good JudgmentINVISIBLE (0/3)
Automated Exec BriefingsContify / ValonaINVISIBLE (0/3)
Regulatory + Geo Risk MonitoringFiscalNote / S&P GlobalINVISIBLE (0/3)
Product Line
ChatGPT
Claude
Gemini
Signal Detection
3 queries
0%
0%
0%
Living Scenarios
4 queries
0%
0%
0%
Strategy Mapping
5 queries
0%
0%
0%
Competitive Intelligence
4 queries
0%
0%
0%
Foresight Platform
4 queries
0%
0%
0%

▹ All 5 product lines show 0% visibility across all 3 AI platforms. There is no line to defend and no line to rebuild — only lines to build from zero.

Signal Detection • 3 queries
ChatGPT0%
Claude0%
Gemini0%
Living Scenarios • 4 queries
ChatGPT0%
Claude0%
Gemini0%
Strategy Mapping • 5 queries
ChatGPT0%
Claude0%
Gemini0%
Competitive Intelligence • 4 queries
ChatGPT0%
Claude0%
Gemini0%
Foresight Platform • 4 queries
ChatGPT0%
Claude0%
Gemini0%
Zero Product Lines at Any Coverage
Not a single product line registers even partial visibility. This is the audit dataset’s highest-profile confirmed triple-zero — every line, every platform, every session: 0%.
Where Incumbents Own Territory
Foresight Platform is owned by ITONICS + Board Foresight + Futures Platform. CI is owned by Klue + Crayon + Contify. Living Scenarios is split between Anaplan (enterprise planning) and Metaculus / Good Judgment (probability forecasting). Sooth Labs must earn entry into each of these named vendor sets.
Section 7

Methodology

How we conducted this Xtrusio AEO/GEO Audit

This research is based on Xtrusio’s proprietary AI visibility analysis framework. Given the significance of the triple-zero result, every platform was run twice for cross-verification (7 total sessions instead of the standard 3).

Company & Competitor Research
Analyzed soothlabs.com, the Framer product preview site, and mapped the client’s positioning against 4 direct competitors (AlphaSense, Klue, Contify, ITONICS) plus the namesake collision case (Sooth Labs Inc.).
20-Query Buyer-Intent Testing
Tested 20 decision-maker intent queries across ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude — each platform run twice for cross-verification (7 sessions, 140 Q&A pairs). Questions mirror how CSOs, VP Corporate Strategy, and Heads of Strategic Planning research during vendor discovery.
Competitor Scope
AlphaSense (market intel leader), Klue (Gartner CI leader), Contify (strategy-team CI), ITONICS (foresight platform leader), plus Sooth Labs Inc. as the namesake benchmark. All compete for the same senior strategy buyer during vendor discovery.
Section 8

Recommendations

A category penetration playbook — not a visibility tune-up

A typical AEO recommendation set focuses on closing a gap. That framing doesn’t fit here. Sooth Labs isn’t losing on one platform while winning on another — the brand is entirely absent from AI’s recommendation universe. The recommendations below are structured for category penetration from a standing start, not gap remediation.

Phase 1 — 0–30 Days
Foundation — Own the “Sooth Labs” Brand Query
  • Publish canonical “What Sooth Labs Does” page with structured schema markup so AI systems can disambiguate from Sooth Labs Inc.
  • Create dedicated comparison landing pages: “Sooth Labs vs ITONICS”, “Sooth Labs vs Board Foresight”, “Sooth Labs vs AlphaSense”
  • Claim / build G2 and Capterra profiles under “Strategic Foresight” and “Competitive Intelligence” categories — these are AI training-data sources
  • File for inclusion in Gartner Peer Insights — the source AI cites for Q9 (“Gartner leaders”) queries
Phase 2 — 30–90 Days
Category Penetration — Enter the Incumbent Set
  • Publish 5 long-form pieces directly targeting the queries where AI returned closed vendor sets (Q1, Q6, Q13, Q15, Q19). Each piece must include a “top 10 vendors” framing so AI can extract Sooth Labs from the list
  • Get cited by 3+ independent sources AI already trusts: Softwarefindr, Capterra, SelectHub, Predictive Analytics Today, or category-specific analyst blogs
  • Launch a “Foresight vs Forecasting” positioning piece — sharp semantic differentiation from the Metaculus/Good Judgment set AI defaults to on Q19
  • Get 2–3 CSO-level customer quotes into indexable case studies once early-access customers are live
Phase 3 — 90+ Days
Compound — Sustained AI Presence
  • Quarterly Xtrusio re-audits tracking category penetration — measured as: cited on X of 20 queries, share of voice vs incumbents
  • Analyst outreach (Gartner, Forrester, IDC) once product is live and generating documented outcomes — analyst coverage is the strongest single AI training signal
  • Expected trajectory: 6-month re-audit should show 3–5 citations (15–25%) if the Phase 1 and 2 work executes. Sub-10% at 6 months means content strategy needs rework.
Continuous AI Visibility Tracking
Brands entering established vendor categories can measure their category penetration progress using generative engine optimization tools like Xtrusio. For a triple-zero client like Sooth Labs, quarterly re-audits are the only way to know if content investments are moving the visibility needle.

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