AIRAX runs an enterprise AI-agent platform paired with one exclusive partner per domain, so customer acquisition and expert work connect on a single, auditable operating line. Its live domain is AIRAX GEO — SEO, generative-engine optimization (getting cited by ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and similar), social-media operations and growth — alongside AIRAX Legal & Tax for legal and tax support. Based in Tokyo, AIRAX serves the Japanese market and cross-border businesses entering Japan.
This started from an uncomfortable realization: people around me stopped Googling and just asked ChatGPT "who's the best X in Tokyo?" — and businesses I knew, good ones, simply weren't in the answer. Not ranked low. Just… not there. If AI doesn't mention you, you don't exist on that path.
So I looked into "GEO" (getting cited by AI search) — and most of what I found was hype or outright scams: vendors promising "guaranteed #1 in AI," selling packages with zero proof, some literally trying to game AI with fake content. Buyers were getting burned everywhere.
That's what AIRAX solves: get you genuinely found and cited by AI search + search engines — measurably, and white-hat. We report how often AI engines actually mention/cite you, ship one concrete improvement a month, never guarantee rankings, and never manipulate AI outputs.
The approach changed a lot. I actually started building AI phone-reception automation — then realized the earlier problem is that customers never reach you if AI doesn't surface you first. So we pivoted and rebuilt it to be run by AI agents (intake → context → approval → execution → audit trail), not a manual agency — that's the only way honest, measurable operation works at this cadence.
We're Japan-first (SMBs, Chinese-speaking founders in Japan, cross-border companies entering the market), but the honesty problem is universal.
Would love your take: have you tried to make your product show up in ChatGPT / Google AI answers yet — what worked, or what felt like snake oil? 🙏
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How does the exclusive partner model actually work day-to-day, like does AIRAX handle the project management between me and the specialist or am I coordinating with them directly?
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@elifsutcea You don't project-manage anyone, that's the idea. AIRAX runs the operating line: the AI-agent platform handles execution (content, publishing, measurement) and logs every step, while the domain partner owns the expert calls. So you're not chasing a specialist over email or coordinating a freelancer, it's one accountable line with receipts for what was actually done. You can always talk to the humans behind it, but the day-to-day doesn't depend on you herding them.
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The single-domain partner model is a smart angle for SEO and GEO since the work changes so fast. Watched a live audit run on a Japanese site and the citations from AI overviews line up cleanly with the recommendations, which is rare.
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@ayaz593770 Thank you, that's exactly the bet. SEO/GEO shifts almost weekly, so a partner who lives in one domain keeps up in a way a generalist spread across ten can't. And the citation piece is the whole game now: ranking isn't enough, you have to be the source the AI Overview actually pulls from, glad that came through in the audit you watched. The part we care most about getting right is the auditability: every recommendation tied to what the AIs actually cited, so it's checkable instead of a black box.
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How does the exclusive partner model actually work day-to-day, like does AIRAX handle the project management between me and the specialist or am I coordinating with them directly?
@elifsutcea You don't project-manage anyone, that's the idea. AIRAX runs the operating line: the AI-agent platform handles execution (content, publishing, measurement) and logs every step, while the domain partner owns the expert calls. So you're not chasing a specialist over email or coordinating a freelancer, it's one accountable line with receipts for what was actually done. You can always talk to the humans behind it, but the day-to-day doesn't depend on you herding them.
The single-domain partner model is a smart angle for SEO and GEO since the work changes so fast. Watched a live audit run on a Japanese site and the citations from AI overviews line up cleanly with the recommendations, which is rare.
@ayaz593770 Thank you, that's exactly the bet. SEO/GEO shifts almost weekly, so a partner who lives in one domain keeps up in a way a generalist spread across ten can't. And the citation piece is the whole game now: ranking isn't enough, you have to be the source the AI Overview actually pulls from, glad that came through in the audit you watched. The part we care most about getting right is the auditability: every recommendation tied to what the AIs actually cited, so it's checkable instead of a black box.