NextFin News — Diling Intelligence on Thursday officially launched Feishao, a brand visibility diagnosis platform under its GEO brand.
The independent third-party monitoring tool generates diagnostic reports on brand visibility across major large language models, including DeepSeek, Doubao, Kimi, Yuanbao and Baidu AI. New users can access a one-month free trial, with reports produced in 15 minutes. Feishao focuses solely on objective assessment and does not offer GEO optimization services.
The launch follows Diling Intelligence’s recent membership in the China Artificial Intelligence Industry Development Alliance. It reflects growing demand for transparent measurement tools in the generative engine optimization space amid rapid adoption of AI search and content platforms in the Chinese Mainland. The development highlights capital allocation trends toward specialized AI monitoring and analytics solutions that support brand strategy and risk management in an evolving digital environment.
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