Generative Engine Optimization

Search AI Mode generative results · GEO API

POST/geo/serp
$min $0.01

Run one live AI Mode search for generative answer evidence, cited sources, and target-domain visibility.

Request
curl https://api.unifapi.com/geo/serp \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $UNIFAPI_KEY"
Overview

This operation is part of the GEO API in the generative engine optimization category. It uses the same Bearer token, request tracing, error model, and billing envelope as every UnifAPI endpoint, so agents can switch between platforms without custom per-vendor glue code.

Use it when a workflow needs GEO public data but should still keep one API key, one account balance, and one predictable JSON contract across social, live public-data sources.

Common agent workflows

  • Search GEO for public mentions, creators, posts, or topics matching a user query.
  • Feed ranked GEO results into research, monitoring, and enrichment workflows.
  • Give an AI agent a stable GEO data source without building a per-platform integration.
  • Normalize GEO responses into the same UnifAPI envelope used across the catalog.
Response shape

Unified envelope, platform-native fields

  • List-style responses return `data` as an array of top-level records plus optional `pagination` for continuation tokens or cursors.
  • The operation has a 10 credits ($0.01) minimum charge, so `billing.records_charged` can be higher than the visible records returned.
  • If the workspace balance cannot cover every result, the response can be truncated and `billing.truncated_due_to_balance` tells the caller why.

Billing

This operation charges 1 credit per billable record, with a 10 credits ($0.01) operation minimum. Public responses include billing metadata with credits charged, records charged, and remaining workspace balance. Platform-caused failures can be refunded.

Errors and retries

Authentication, validation, rate-limit, not-found, and provider errors use the unified UnifAPI error format. Agents should log `request_id`, retry only retryable failures, and treat invalid API keys, disabled keys, and expired keys as the same public `unauthorized` error type.