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What shipped in 2026: engines, Actions, Copilot and more
Everything GeoGen added this year beyond the dated notes: more AI engines, Actions and a task board, LLM traffic, the Copilot and MCP Store, white-label.
Not every release got its own note this year. Here is what shipped alongside the dated ones: the MCP server, the CLI, Brave Leo and Claude Haiku, and the new geogen.io.
More AI engines
Claude Sonnet, Claude Opus, Qwen, MiMo and Mistral joined the daily checks, and DeepSeek returned. Each engine is either read the way users see its answers or queried directly through the model API, and the AI engines page explains how each one builds its answers.
Actions and a task board
AI-generated recommendations to improve your visibility, grouped in five phases: get ready, get cited, get mentioned, get ranked and defend rank. Each action is marked on-page or off-page with a severity, and up to 30 are active at a time. A task board (to do, in progress, in review, done) lets the team assign and discuss them.
LLM traffic
A tracking script on your site records AI crawler visits and visitors sent by AI services, with the pages they read and land on. It is included in every plan.
GeoGen Copilot and the MCP Store
The Copilot is a chat agent inside the app. Ask about your visibility and it reads your data and answers with charts and tables. It plans the actions, and through the MCP Store (beta) it can use 75+ connected tools from other vendors to carry them out.
For agencies
White-label: present the dashboard with your own logo on every screen. Each client gets its own workspace, with its own plan, credits and members.
Plans and credits
Five plans, from Micro to Custom, each with a monthly credit allowance. Engines read as users see them cost one credit per run, premium model APIs cost more, and extra credit packs can be added to any plan. See pricing, or let the plan calculator work out the plan you need.