Laudia is a Zurich, Switzerland-based SaaS platform that tracks how AI assistants — ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Gemini — describe and recommend a business, specifically targeting the wellness economy (aesthetic and dental clinics, longevity and diagnostics providers, supplement and beauty ecommerce, and yoga studios, spas, gyms, and retreats). The product works in four stages: a free "Laudia Score" audit (0-100) benchmarks a domain against four weighted technical signals — crawler access, structured data, sitemap discoverability, and plain-text summaries for language models; an "Improve" stage turns the audit into labeled, prioritized fixes the customer can apply themselves or, on supported CMS platforms, have Laudia apply directly; a paid "Monitor" stage re-scores the brand weekly and tracks visibility, AI citations, and up to three named competitors; and a forward-looking "Stay Ahead" stage tracks emerging AI surfaces such as agentic commerce. Laudia explicitly distinguishes its discipline (often called GEO or AEO — generative/answer engine optimization) from traditional SEO, and states its recommendations are additive and do not put existing Google rankings at risk. The company was founded by Remo Kyburz in early 2026 and hosts customer data in Zurich under Swiss data-protection law, which it states the EU recognizes as offering an adequate level of protection. Because the target customers are health- and wellness-adjacent businesses, Laudia also checks AI-facing copy it drafts against health and medical claim rules before publishing.
Key Features
Laudia Score — Free 0-100 AI-visibility audit weighted across crawler access, structured data, sitemap discoverability, and plain-text summaries.
Weekly AI Visibility Monitoring — Re-scores the brand weekly across ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Gemini with a visibility matrix.
Accuracy Watch & Auto-Drafted Fixes — Flags and drafts corrections for wrong prices, dated claims, or mixed-up services that AI tools repeat.
Competitor Watch — Tracks visibility against up to three named competitors, with score history and CSV export.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Publishes its full scoring methodology (four weighted technical signals) instead of a black-box score, which makes results explainable and reproducible week to week.
Free entry point — the Laudia Score audit requires no account and no payment before a brand commits to paid monitoring.
Purpose-built for the wellness/health niche, including a compliance check that vets AI-facing copy against health and medical claim rules before it's published.
Covers four major AI assistants (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini) in a single weekly-refreshed report rather than requiring separate tools per engine.
Installs across common CMS platforms (WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Framer, Ghost) with some fixes applied automatically depending on the platform, and states changes are additive and won't jeopardize existing Google rankings.
Cons
Narrowly focused on the wellness economy, so its tuned signals, target-client messaging, and claim-compliance checks may not translate well to businesses outside health/wellness.
A very young company — founded in early 2026 by a single named founder, with no public team-size information — so its long-term monitoring track record is still unproven.
Current Starter pricing is a limited-time 'Founding 25' promotional rate capped at 25 customers; list price rises to CHF 69 / EUR 69 / USD 79 per month afterward.
Starter-tier competitor tracking is capped at three competitors, which may be limiting for brands in crowded local markets.
Automated fix deployment depends on which CMS a customer runs; platforms outside the supported list rely on manual implementation guides rather than one-click automation.