Best GEO and AEO Agencies for Cybersecurity Companies in 2027

Originally published November 8, 2026 · Updated November 8, 2026

Tech marketers planning next year’s go-to-market should rank LLM visibility higher on their list. Whether you’re a new cybersecurity startup, ready to scale, or an enterprise lacking the right in-house skills, review this round-up of relevant GEO/AEO vendors.

What GEO work covers: onsite, offsite, content, expertise

A GEO proposal should connect changes to your website, external coverage, production, technical judgment, and measurement.

Onsite

Site structure, crawler access, and schema affect how systems find and interpret your pages, as our GEO guide explains. Answer-ready pages need clear claims, supporting evidence, and refreshes when product details change. Put implementation ownership beside each proposed fix, including changes that require your developers.

Offsite

Earned media, PR coverage, community discussions, and review sites can supply the external evidence AI assistants use. Naming Reddit or a publication establishes a proposed channel. Running it requires someone to prepare contributions, secure placements, handle responses, and correct outdated claims.

Content

Plan comparisons, tutorials, case studies, and video around the questions buyers ask AI assistants. Specify monthly production volume and reserve capacity for refreshes. For example, a cloud security comparison should explain integration requirements and deployment limits, then change when the product changes.

Expertise

Separate the person drafting an asset from the person responsible for checking its technical claims. For security buyers, a useful validation test is whether the reviewer can explain an identity permission boundary and verify the example. Identify where that judgment enters the brief, outline, and final approval.

Measurement

Track brand mentions, linked citations, and answer accuracy against a defined prompt set and measurement baseline. Require the tool name, covered engines, and sampling dates in reports. Keyword rankings measure search position, while citation tracking records whether an assistant used your content as a source.

Seven agencies with different production models

Start with the work your team needs delivered. These profiles distinguish published services from details you’ll need to establish during evaluation.

IOD (iamondemand.com): Tel Aviv, Israel

Ofir Nachmani, Founder & CEO

Cloud blogger, tech entrepreneur, and independent analyst for AWS, HP, Oracle, and Google who founded IOD to connect technology and marketing.

IOD is the AI-native content agency for cybersecurity, cloud and AI infrastructure. Its expert-directed model puts practitioners in charge of technical decisions and final approval, with search and AI discovery built into the writing. The cybersecurity service spans written content and video for security brands.

• Onsite: IOD covers discoverability audits, crawler access, schema implementation, site structure, internal linking, and performance. Deliverables include llms.txt and markdown for AI agents. Search and AI discovery optimization are built into content production.
• Offsite: IOD describes Reddit community marketing. It maintains review profiles on G2, Capterra, and PeerSpot. IOD already runs GitHub, Substack, and Discord programs for clients. Tech practitioner experts monitor relevant discussions and maintain client accounts.
• Content: Cybersecurity services cover technical articles, tutorials, white papers, comparisons, case studies, and video. For a security launch, confirm asset volume, shared research, and refresh responsibilities.
• Expertise: The expert-directed process puts practitioners in charge of briefs and outlines before Stesh, IOD’s AI platform, drafts. They retain final sign-off, placing technical judgment at the start and end of production. Ask who approves security claims and works with your PMM.
• Facts: Best for: full-stack content marketing, from GEO and AEO through demand generation and support for PMMs. AI visibility monitoring: Stesh tracks mentions, citations, and competitors. Pricing: Starting at approximately $5,000/month.

Agile (agile.agency): Givat Shmuel, Israel

Gilad David Maayan, Founder & CEO

Founded Agile in 2010 after managing technical content projects for Oracle, SAP, and Check Point.

Agile, formerly Agile SEO, has provided search services for B2B technology brands since 2010. It reports work for 250+ brands and production of 25,000+ articles. About half its client mix is cybersecurity, according to its homepage. Its marketing-led model uses an editorial team with SME review. The described process lacks security practitioner direction, so validate cybersecurity skills before commissioning technical content.

• Onsite: Its AIO/GEO service covers discoverability audits, crawler access, schema, site structure, internal linking, and performance. The current deliverables list explicitly includes llms.txt and markdown for AI agents. Its service page lists no dedicated entity-page deliverable, leaving coverage of security product entities to confirm.
• Offsite: The published outreach scope includes citation building, inbound and outbound digital PR, and Reddit citation seeding. Its placement deliverable targets mentions on pages that AI engines cite in the client’s category. Request target publications and community responsibilities.
• Content: Agile lists learning centers, landing pages, solution pages, and content refreshes. Its listed formats lack long-form assets such as white papers and research reports, leaving research-heavy security campaigns without a defined deliverable. Request a security comparison brief and monthly production allocation.
• Expertise: Its editorial team writes content with SME review, including an explicit review step for technical content. The reviewed pages identify no assigned security practitioner credentials. Validate the team’s cybersecurity knowledge and skills with a relevant sample and the proposed reviewer’s background.
• Facts: Best for: coordinated B2B search programs, with Profound Enterprise included in every engagement. Its weekly tracking covers ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, AI Mode, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, Perplexity, and Claude. Pricing: Its site provides no rate, so request a quote separating production and outreach to budget your security program.

Reported results: Agile reports AI visibility increasing from 19% to 40% after four listing articles, and 28% to 56% after citation outreach. Both are company-reported results for unnamed clients.

Airfleet (airfleet.co): Tel Aviv, Israel

Elad Hefetz, CEO

Technology and marketing professional with a decade focused on creating and optimizing B2B technology websites.

Airfleet creates and optimizes websites for B2B technology brands. Its GEO program combines website work, content production, and third-party coverage in a quarterly action plan. Client SME interviews supply content expertise, but its service description lacks security practitioner validation, leaving technical approval to clarify.

• Onsite: Its GEO service covers quarterly audits, on-page work, and a custom CDN that serves markdown to AI bots. Its GEO page defines no specific llms.txt or schema deliverables, leaving those implementation responsibilities unclear. Request a CDN deployment and maintenance plan.
• Offsite: Airfleet combines link building, community participation, review-profile maintenance, video, and media outreach. Request channel priorities and identify who supplies customer evidence.
• Content: The Content Pipeline Platform supports keyword research through article publication, while the service also describes authority pages and thought leadership. AI Context Pages are another named offering for brand, product, and category information. Ask how these pages fit your product content.
• Expertise: Airfleet interviews clients’ subject matter experts on camera and turns their contributions into multiple assets. Its site describes no security practitioner approval of each asset, leaving security claims without a defined specialist check. Ask who validates repurposed material and how much review time your specialists should reserve.
• Facts: Best for: website-centered B2B technology programs combining technical delivery and content. Its GEO service describes no cybersecurity specialization, so confirm relevant domain experience. Airfleet’s proprietary platform tracks brand presence across ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, and Perplexity. Its pricing page lists no GEO rate, so request a GEO-specific quote covering software and execution for your security program.

Amplifyed (amplifyed.io): Carlsbad, California, US

Scott Johnson, Founder & President

Founded Amplifyed in 2022, building a GEO and SEO agency focused on cybersecurity companies.

Amplifyed is a GEO and SEO agency focused on cybersecurity marketing teams. Its monthly plans combine strategy, content, and backlinks, with a dedicated strategist running each account. The same person leads the strategy and performs the SEO work. Its site describes no security practitioner validation of content, leaving technical claims without a defined specialist check.

• Onsite: Its technical service covers audits, migrations, schema, internal linking, and crawlability. The homepage also describes semantic headings, lists, tables, and FAQs. For migrations, request delivery sequencing and acceptance checks.
• Offsite: Monthly client plans include high-authority backlinks, with the volume determined by the plan. Its reviewed pages describe no Reddit work or third-party review or ranking-site programs. Confirm coverage for those channels if security buyers use them to evaluate your category.
• Content: Monthly plans include new content, with production volume set by the engagement. The content service identifies underperforming assets, gaps against competitors, and pages competing for the same search traffic. Ask how the budget divides between updates and new material.
• Expertise: Clients work with a dedicated US-based SEO strategist who also performs the work and serves as their contact. Its service description lacks a security practitioner validation step. Ask which security practitioners are on staff and who checks product claims before your PMM receives the draft.
• Facts: Best for: cybersecurity search programs with one strategist responsible for delivery. AI visibility monitoring: live SEO and AI dashboards. Its site names no monitoring tool, so request engine coverage and tracked prompts to assess security-category reporting. Pricing: From $4,000/month, with strategy hours, new content, and backlink volume determined by the plan.

Reported results: Amplifyed reports a 163% increase in qualified leads for Cyware, a company-reported SEO result.

Animalz (animalz.co): US and global remote team

Walter Chen, Founder & Chairman

Founded iDoneThis, Animalz, and Sacra, progressing from productivity software to content marketing and investment research.

Animalz is a content agency for B2B software brands. Its AEO service combines content creation and updates with visibility audits, mention outreach, video, and reporting. Its editorial service describes no security practitioner validation, leaving technical product claims without a defined specialist check.

• Onsite: Its AEO service includes visibility audits and flags site structure, crawlability, and speed issues. Implementation can be phased or assigned to client developers. Ask which fixes the agency will deliver and which need engineering capacity before agreeing on a launch date.
• Offsite: Current services list mention outreach and YouTube content, with outreach aimed at sources already cited in AI answers. Its March 2026 article explains its decision to deprioritize Reddit for AEO. Request placements and the buyer prompts each video addresses.
• Content: Animalz offers new content for priority prompts and updates to existing content. Its refresh service combines an AI workflow with editorial work to adjust content against answer engine outputs. Request volumes for new articles, updates, and video.
• Expertise: Its team page names content marketers, editors, and SEO specialists, making the editorial roles visible. Its reviewed pages lack a security practitioner validation step for each asset. Ask who will check a technical comparison and whether they have relevant security experience.
• Facts: Best for: B2B software content programs, with audits covering Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini. Reporting covers visibility, mentions, and revenue impact. The service page names no reporting tool or rate, leaving security-category measurement and costs to verify. Request data sources and a fee tied to production.

iPullRank (ipullrank.com): New York, US

Michael King, Founder & CEO

Known as Mike King; digital marketer and web developer who founded iPullRank and received Search Engine Land’s Marketer of the Year award.

iPullRank provides AI search, content, and technical SEO services, including enterprise programs. Its Relevance Engineering approach brings technical development, content work, and external coverage into the same program. Its service descriptions lack security practitioner validation of content, leaving security claims without a defined specialist check.

• Onsite: Technical audits cover linking and speed, alongside rendering and crawler access work. The reviewed pages define no schema, llms.txt, or dedicated entity-page deliverables, leaving implementation commitments for your security site unclear. Ask for the technical backlog and clarify which fixes its developers deliver directly or coordinate with your engineers.
• Offsite: The published program includes digital PR, review programs, and work on Reddit and YouTube. Its program connects external presence with owned content. Request placements and responsibilities, particularly where outreach overlaps with existing media relationships.
• Content: iPullRank scores existing content and rebuilds passages around buyer questions, using ExactScience to assess relevance. Its service pages specify no fixed production volume, so confirm how many security assets your budget covers. Use an integration guide to establish revision depth.
• Expertise: Founder Mike King leads the agency’s Relevance Engineering approach across search and content work. Its reviewed pages describe no security practitioner validation of each asset. Request writer and validator profiles to establish who can verify claims about your security product.
• Facts: Best for: complex enterprise sites needing coordinated technical, content, and external work. AI visibility monitoring uses a Profound partnership, while ExactScience scores content relevance. Pricing: Its GEO service page lists no rate, so request itemized costs to budget development, content, and outreach for your security program.

Draft.dev (draft.dev): Chicago and Naperville, Illinois, US

Karl Hughes, Founder

Former CTO who founded Draft.dev in 2020 to produce technical content grounded in engineering expertise.

Draft.dev produces technical content and growth programs for developer tools and platforms. Its AEO/GEO service combines product research, technical content, and distribution through developer channels. Engineers check technical accuracy and test code. The service targets developer tools and lacks a described cybersecurity specialization, so validate security expertise separately.

• Onsite: Its AEO/GEO service includes content audits, competitor research, and updates to existing pages. Its service page describes no sitewide technical implementation, leaving crawler access and site template changes for your security site to scope separately.
• Offsite: Draft.dev distributes content on Dev.to, Hashnode, and Coder Legion. Its developer influencer network also shares the material, extending distribution beyond the client’s website. Request distribution responsibilities and reporting for each asset.
• Content: Published formats include explainers, tutorials, code samples, and content refreshes. Its AEO/GEO formats lack an explicit long-form, research-heavy cybersecurity offering, such as security white papers or original research reports. Confirm those deliverables for campaigns needing evidence beyond tutorials. Draft.dev does describe deep research, technical guides, and gated assets, so assess relevant samples.
• Expertise: Its network of engineers and subject matter experts checks technical accuracy and builds and tests code. Technical editors then polish the work against the client’s brand guidelines. For a DevSecOps assignment, ask who tests the example and which security assumptions the reviewer will check.
• Facts: Best for: developer tools needing GEO/AEO content and distribution. It tracks monthly mentions and citations alongside traffic and leads. The service names no monitoring tool, so request engine coverage and a report to assess tracking for security-specific prompts. Pricing: From $9,000/month, three-month minimum.

Compare scope before comparing prices

The agencies combine different kinds of work under their search offerings. This table condenses the sourced profiles into a shortlist view. Missing security validation descriptions leave technical approval to establish before commissioning work.

Published starting prices cover different scopes. Request a total fee that separates agency work, software access, production volume, and any additional distribution spending.

Use a concrete assignment to test the proposal. A product comparison for a security architect needs a different brief from an executive article about category strategy.

Ask each agency to show what it would deliver for that assignment and what your team must supply. Compare those commitments before negotiating volume discounts.

How to choose a GEO/AEO agency for cybersecurity

Onsite

Which changes will you implement on our site, and which need our developers? Who owns deployment and verifies that each fix works?

Offsite

Which channels will you run, and can you show a recent placement with the steps that produced it? Who approves contributions and handles responses or corrections?

Content

Which formats, monthly volumes, revisions, and refreshes does the fee cover? What would you deliver for one assignment from our backlog, including design and publishing?

Expertise

Who writes and validates our content, and what relevant security work can they show? At which stages can the technical validator reject a claim or change the brief?

Measurement

Can you show a report with the tool, engines, prompt set, dates, citations, and conversion events? What will you change if the pilot shows no improvement?