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Shoppers now ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google's AI Overviews which products and stores to buy from, and AI shopping tools pull from product data and reviews. Our independent analysts studied the agencies that have had the most success at ecommerce GEO and AEO, presented below.

What to look for

Buying criteriaAsk how the agency gets products into AI answers and shopping results, covering product data, schema, reviews, and comparison content, and how it tracks revenue from AI referrals.
Proof that mattersAsk for ecommerce clients and a dated result in revenue, orders, or AI citations for product terms.
Common mismatchA B2B lead-generation shop, or a firm that cannot work with a product feed or catalog.
Typical engagementExpect a retainer that covers category and product pages, feeds, and reviews, planned around peak seasons.

Recommended Ecommerce GEO & AEO Agencies

#AgencyBest forWhy a fitEvidence
1Go Fish DigitalEcommerce brands that want SEO built for AI answers as well as GoogleGo Fish Digital runs an ecommerce practice and sells SEO built for ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews.Verified case studies include Chicco and Down & Feather Co. Key editorial scores were technical GEO (8/10), enterprise readiness (7/10), and measurement (8/10).
2First Page SageEcommerce brands that need revenue from AI searchFirst Page Sage runs a dedicated ecommerce practice page and builds GEO programs for consumer and B2B stores.First Page Sage reports 146 e-commerce clients served, 37 of them current. Clients include Logitech, Rodan + Fields, Chanel, and Cart.com. Key editorial scores were technical GEO (7/10), enterprise readiness (6/10), and measurement (6/10).
3iPullRankEcommerce brands that want technical GEO from an enterprise search specialistiPullRank has ecommerce work in its case studies and treats GEO as its lead discipline with deep technical search work.An agency-published case study covers a global ecommerce marketplace without the client's name, with $290M in attributed revenue. Key editorial scores were technical GEO (10/10), enterprise readiness (10/10), and measurement (8/10).
4GenevateEcommerce brands that want GEO run as the lead discipline by a specialistGenevate runs a consumer brands and ecommerce practice and treats GEO as its lead discipline.No ecommerce clients or case studies recorded in this edition. Key editorial scores were technical GEO (6/10), enterprise readiness (6/10), and measurement (6/10).
5Focus DigitalEcommerce brands that want lead-focused SEO and GEO with tracked resultsFocus Digital runs an ecommerce practice and includes GEO in every program with lead tracking.An agency-published case study covers a DTC recovery and compression brand without the client's name. Key editorial scores were technical GEO (5/10), enterprise readiness (3/10), and measurement (7/10).
6Coalition TechnologiesCatalog businesses that need web, PPC, and content togetherCoalition Technologies runs ecommerce SEO, web design, and PPC as one program, with published package pricing.An agency-published case study covers a fashion ecommerce brand and a niche jeweler without the client's name. Key editorial scores were technical GEO (5/10), enterprise readiness (6/10), and measurement (5/10).
7OuterBoxEcommerce brands that want SEO and paid search from a lead-focused agencyOuterBox runs an ecommerce practice and includes AI search in its SEO work.Verified case studies include Bambi Baby. Key editorial scores were technical GEO (5/10), enterprise readiness (5/10), and measurement (4/10).

Ecommerce GEO Agency Pricing

Figures below are each firm's published or firm-reported pricing, or third-party listings.

AgencyPricing
Go Fish DigitalQuotes are custom.
First Page SageRetainers run $6,000–$12,000/month, per the firm.
iPullRank$50,000+ project minimum on Clutch, according to Superframeworks' June 2026 roundup.
Genevate$6,000–$15,000/month, according to Yazeo's 2026 comparison page.
Focus Digital$3,000–$7,000/month for small-business campaigns, per its SEO cost guide.
Coalition Technologies$1,500–$3,100/month average SEO campaign prices by business type, per its SEO pricing page.
OuterBox$2,000–$7,000+/month for its SEO packages, per its SEO packages page.

How We Ranked These Agencies

  1. We started with the 30 GEO agencies in our directory that list ecommerce among the industries they serve.
  2. To qualify, a firm had to sell GEO and show ecommerce on its own site: an ecommerce service page, work for an ecommerce client, or ecommerce listed among the industries it serves.
  3. Each firm received a fit score out of 100. Ecommerce depth is worth 20 points, ecommerce proof 20, GEO depth 25, and three GEO and AEO editorial scores from our agency reviews 35: technical GEO (14), enterprise readiness (12), and measurement (9).
  4. Ecommerce proof ranks ecommerce case studies that name the client first, then ecommerce case studies without client names, then ecommerce clients shown by logo, name, or testimonial, then an ecommerce service page alone.
  5. The seven highest fit scores are listed. Ties went to the firm with the higher average across all eight editorial scores.
RankAgencyEcommerce depthEcommerce proofGEO depthTechnicalEnterpriseMeasurementFit scoreWhy this rank
1Go Fish DigitalEcommerce page (15)Named ecommerce case studies (20)GEO on its ecommerce page (15)8/107/108/1076.8Top measurement score, an ecommerce page with GEO on it, and an ecommerce case study that names the client.
2First Page SageEcommerce page with client count (20)Ecommerce client logos (10)GEO in every program (20)7/106/106/1072.4GEO in every program, an ecommerce page with a published client count, and ecommerce client logos.
3iPullRankEcommerce not listed (0)Unnamed ecommerce case studies (14)GEO as lead discipline (25)10/1010/108/1072.2Top technical and enterprise readiness scores, GEO as its lead discipline, and an ecommerce case study without the client's name, with no ecommerce page.
4GenevateEcommerce page (15)Ecommerce page only (5)GEO as lead discipline (25)6/106/106/1066.0GEO as its lead discipline and a consumer brands and ecommerce page, with no ecommerce clients shown.
5Focus DigitalEcommerce page (15)Unnamed ecommerce case studies (14)GEO in every program (20)5/103/107/1065.9GEO in every program, an ecommerce page, and an ecommerce case study without the client's name.
6Coalition TechnologiesEcommerce page (15)Unnamed ecommerce case studies (14)GEO on its ecommerce page (15)5/106/105/1062.7An ecommerce page with GEO on it and an ecommerce case study without the client's name.
7OuterBoxEcommerce page (15)Named ecommerce case studies (20)General GEO service (10)5/105/104/1061.6An ecommerce page and an ecommerce case study that names the client; AI search work sits in a general service line.