Software and visibility
Sparkzone is a software company that builds and runs its own products. We work with mid-sized and large companies that want to grow online: we build their sites and software, and every month we measure where they stand on Google and in AI answers from ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity.
"Can you recommend an ISO-certified stainless steel pipe manufacturer that exports to Europe?"
Some manufacturers that regularly export to Europe:
Four engines
From an SEO tool to a chat app, we build and operate every product ourselves. Every method we recommend to you, we try on our own products first.
A free desktop SEO crawler and site audit tool that runs on your own machine with no page limit. It's what we measure with in our visibility work.
seodisias.comReal-time team chat you install on your own servers, so messages never leave your organization. Still in development, with early access opening in waves.
tulpar.chatGuides and free tools in English, Turkish, German and Spanish for parents of children with dyslexia and other learning differences.
kindlexy.comReview and approve every change before it goes live, and follow your traffic and visibility data in one place. In early access.
DetailsWe work out the questions your customers ask and reshape your site to answer them clearly. The same method works on multilingual sites, multi-location setups and large catalogs, and we measure the result every month.
Visibility serviceSaaS products, enterprise web applications, APIs and mobile apps, plus AI integration, automation and architecture consulting. We modernize products we take over and build new ones from scratch.
Software developmentWe build your corporate site around the questions your customers ask. Structured data, speed and multiple languages are there from day one.
Web designWe serve your site from a globally distributed network. Certificates, domains, version history and cookie-free analytics are on our watch.
InfrastructureProcurement teams, patients, travelers and students increasingly ask AI "which supplier", "which hospital", "which software". AI doesn't show ten blue links. It names a few companies and cites its sources. If you're not among those few names in your market, the decision gets made without you.
AI pulls its answer together from different sources. You can rank well and still be missing from the answer.
Hundreds of pages, several languages, content written by different teams. Sections that block crawlers or have a messy structure don't make it into answers.
A plant that moved, a branch that closed, a product line you no longer sell.
AI gives a slightly different answer to the same question every time.
That's why a single screenshot misleads.
We ask the same questions the same way every month, keep the answers and look at the trend. We run the measurement on our own product, Seodisias.
We don't guarantee a specific position by a specific date. Every month we show what we changed and how it shows up in the measurements.
Overseas buyers and distributors use AI to draw up supplier lists. We structure your product, capacity and certification details in the languages of your target markets.
For brands and retailers with large catalogs, we improve category and product pages and structured data, so answers point to your own site and not only to marketplaces.
For SaaS and B2B software companies that want to appear when someone asks "what's the best software for X?" We work on comparison, integration and documentation pages.
We work with hospital groups, clinic chains and multi-site providers. Department, doctor and location details are kept accurate, compliant and free of outcome claims.
For hotel groups, tour operators and destinations, we keep room, facility, route and season details accurate in the languages your guests ask in.
We structure service, route and location pages for logistics and freight companies, so you get named when a shipper asks who runs a particular lane.
For insurers, financial institutions and fintechs, we keep product, terms and company information accurate and current. No content that promises returns or outcomes.
For universities, colleges and schools, we structure program, admissions and international student information so AI passes it on correctly.
For residential and commercial developers, we organise project pages so location, handover dates and specifications match everywhere and avoid inflated promises.
We work with mid-sized and large law firms, consultancies and accounting practices, keeping firm details accurate and consistent within professional rules.
Structured data lets you state who you are, where you are and what you do in a form machines can read. It does not guarantee a place in AI answers, but it makes you unambiguous.
For law firms, AI visibility is about accuracy, not promotion. Keeping the information the advertising ban allows correct and consistent everywhere is enough, and it is the safest route.
AI answers can change every time you ask. Measuring properly takes a fixed set of questions, separate records per engine and a monthly repeat.
Yes. We work on corporate sites with hundreds of pages, multi-location setups and large product catalogs. Because we measure and crawl with our own tooling, the size of the site doesn't change the method. It changes the scope of the question set and the work list.
We measure each language separately. Customers abroad ask in their own language, so we check who comes up for those questions and whether your language versions are linked to each other correctly.
Yes. Often we prepare the analysis and the priority list and carry out the work together with your team. We can also make the changes ourselves if you prefer. We agree on who does what at the start.
Every month we put the questions we chose together to four AI engines the same way, and record whether you're named, which competitors come up and which pages are cited. We do this with Seodisias, a tool we build ourselves, and the monthly report shows each month next to the one before.
No. Nobody can guarantee what an AI will say. We take a measurable starting point and show how each piece of work shows up in the measurements.
For visibility work, by the number of questions and languages, the size of the site and how competitive your industry is. For software work, by scope. After the free analysis or a discovery call we pin down the scope and send a written proposal.
Leave your website and industry. We'll run the first analysis for free and send you the results.