Citevio is a US-based AI visibility (GEO/AEO) agency that helps cosmetic dentistry and Invisalign clinics get recommended by AI search engines including ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google Gemini. It was founded in 2026 by Muhammed Veysel Erin and runs from Sheridan, Wyoming. Every number we publish comes from our own scans, with the sample size and scan date attached.
Citevio is new. It was founded in 2026, it has no paying-client case studies to show you, and it says so on this page instead of hiding it. What it does have is published measurement: scans of real dental markets, the method behind them, and the raw files so you can check the arithmetic yourself.
Who runs Citevio?
Muhammed Veysel Erin founded Citevio in 2026 and runs it. He writes and signs the pages on this site, and he is the person accountable for every number on them. The company is operated by a US-registered limited liability company in Sheridan, Wyoming, and it serves one narrow market: cosmetic dentistry and Invisalign practices in the United States.
You will not find a career timeline on this page. We have not published one, so we are not going to summarize one for you, and a list of past job titles is a weak reason to trust a number anyway. Here is what can be checked instead, as of August 2026: 31 other pages on citevio.com, 3 open datasets with 4 downloadable CSV files, and 3 videos on our YouTube channel. Every page carries a byline, a date and the sample size behind its figures. If something here is wrong, write to contact@citevio.com and the correction goes on the page, in public.
Founder profiles: Connectively · Qwoted · Quora
How do you check that Citevio is a real company?
Start with the details that have to match everywhere: one name, one website, one email address, one phone number, one street address. They are listed below, and they are the same on every profile Citevio holds. Then open the profiles themselves. Two of them, Clutch and Trustpilot, are still empty, and we would rather you see that than not find them at all.
| Legal and trading name | Citevio (also known as Citevio AI, Citevio GEO) |
|---|---|
| Website | https://citevio.com (the only official one) |
| contact@citevio.com | |
| Phone | +90-544-774-7558 (the only number we use) |
| Address | 30 N Gould St, Ste 45178, Sheridan, WY 82801, US |
| Founded | 2026 |
| Founder | Muhammed Veysel Erin, Founder |
| Structure | Operated by a US-registered limited liability company |
| Who it serves | Cosmetic dentistry and Invisalign practices across the United States |
These are the profiles Citevio holds. Each one was opened and checked, the last full pass on 30 July 2026, with several rechecked on 2 August 2026.
- LinkedIn: the founder profile, which also carries the company headline.
- Crunchbase: the company record, with founder and category.
- Clutch: our agency profile. No client reviews on it yet.
- Trustpilot: our claimed review profile. No reviews on it yet.
- Wellfound and Product Hunt: company listings.
- AgencySpotter: agency directory listing.
- YouTube: three videos on how AI search picks dental practices.
- GitHub: the open dataset repository, published under CC BY 4.0.
- Substack and Medium: where findings get written up, one at a time.
- X: the company account.
Two older listings, GoodFirms and F6S, are no longer in that list. Both stopped resolving to a Citevio profile, so we removed them in July 2026 rather than leave dead links behind. Citevio also has no Wikidata entry. Anyone can create one, but ours would be deleted, because Wikidata asks for coverage in independent sources and we do not have that coverage yet. When we do, we will add it and say when.
Why does an AI visibility agency exist at all?
Because patients are starting to ask assistants instead of scrolling through results, and assistants name very few businesses. ChatGPT passed 900 million weekly users in February 2026, and 45% of US consumers say they used an AI tool to get a local business recommendation in the past year. The list those tools give back is short.
Independent measurement shows how short. In SOCi's 2026 Local Visibility Index, reported by Search Engine Land, 1.2% of locations were recommended by ChatGPT, 11% by Gemini and 7.4% by Perplexity, while brands appeared in Google's local 3-pack 35.9% of the time. A practice can rank respectably in Google and still never be named by an assistant. Closing that gap is the entire job.
Sources: Search Engine Land on OpenAI's 900 million weekly users, February 2026; BrightLocal consumer survey of 1,002 US adults, March 2026; SOCi 2026 Local Visibility Index via Search Engine Land.
How do we know what we know?
Every figure we publish about dental practices comes from a scan we ran, not from a dataset we bought. Outside research is named with its source and year, and linked, so you can read it yourself. The method sits on one page, the raw files sit on another, and each number carries its sample size and the month it was collected. Our denominator is all dental practices in a metro, not cosmetic practices only, and we say so wherever it matters.
Three scans sit behind most of what you will read on this site.
| Scan | What it measured | Sample | When |
|---|---|---|---|
| AI visibility | Whether ChatGPT and Perplexity name a practice when a patient asks | 527 dental practice websites across seven US metros | June 2026 |
| Crawler permission | Whether a practice website allows AI crawlers in its robots.txt | 7,632 domains requested, 6,497 readable | July 2026 |
| Live crawler access | Whether servers honour what their robots.txt already promised | 499 measurable sites | July 2026 |
Two examples of what that discipline costs us. In the July 2026 robots.txt scan, 7.6% of the 6,497 readable sites blocked at least one of the crawlers run by OpenAI, Anthropic or Perplexity. A louder number was available: 11.4% blocked at least one of the 13 AI and data crawlers we tested. We do not lead with it, because most of that blocking targets a crawler none of the three assistants use, so quoting it as an assistant figure would be wrong. In the live-access test, 14.4% of sites refused an AI crawler their own robots.txt had allowed, and that is a segment figure from 499 measurable sites, not a national rate.
Source: Citevio scans, June and July 2026. Sample sizes and method: how we measure AI visibility.
The method page also lists what we do not measure, and so does every report. You can download the underlying files from Citevio open data, where each dataset carries its limitations next to the CSV. Our own scans are the only reason we can say anything specific about dental practices and AI search, and they are also the reason we have to keep correcting ourselves in public.
What does Citevio not claim?
Three things, in plain terms. We do not guarantee rankings, citations, patient numbers or revenue. We have no paying-client testimonials or case studies, because we have no paying clients yet, and we will not borrow anyone else's. And we do not make claims about competitors that we have not checked ourselves.
- No guarantee of a ranking, a citation, a patient count or a revenue figure. AI answers change between runs, so that promise could not be kept by anyone.
- No client testimonials, no case studies, no logos. When Citevio has paying clients and their permission, that changes, and the page will say when it changed.
- No bought, written or incentivized reviews, on our profiles or on a client's. Our own Clutch and Trustpilot profiles sit empty for exactly this reason.
- No negative claim about another company without a source and the date we read it.
Building in public is the alternative, and it is also what the engines read. Earned media accounts for 84% of all AI citations, while paid and advertorial content accounts for 0.3%, according to Muck Rack's May 2026 study of more than 25 million links from ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini answers. There is no version of this work where buying attention beats being worth citing, which is why Citevio runs the same playbook on its own site that it sells to clinics.
Source: Muck Rack, "What is AI reading?", May 2026 edition (25M+ links, 17 industries).
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Common questions about Citevio
Who owns Citevio and where is it based?
Citevio was founded in 2026 by Muhammed Veysel Erin and is operated by a US-registered limited liability company at 30 N Gould St, Ste 45178, Sheridan, WY 82801, US. The fastest way to reach us is email at contact@citevio.com, with replies usually within one business day. The phone number listed on every Citevio profile is +90-544-774-7558, and it is the only one we use.
Does Citevio have client case studies or reviews?
Not yet. Citevio has no paying-client case studies, testimonials or reviews, and our Clutch and Trustpilot profiles are claimed but empty. We will not fill them with anything other than real reviews from real clients. Until that happens, judge us on published evidence: our scan data, our methodology page, and the fact that we run this same playbook on our own site.
How is Citevio different from an AI visibility tool?
A tool measures and hands you a dashboard. Citevio measures and then does the work: crawler access, structured data, Google Business Profile, review growth and answer-ready pages, with monthly before-and-after reporting. Both have a place, and a tool costs less. If monitoring is all you need, a tool will do. If nothing changes after the monitoring, that is the gap we exist to fill.
Where does Citevio's data come from?
From our own scans. In June 2026 we scanned 527 dental practice websites across seven US metros, and in July 2026 we requested robots.txt from 7,632 US dental practice domains, of which 6,497 were readable. Every report states its sample size and scan date, and the raw CSV files sit on our open data page with the limitations listed next to them.
Is Citevio related to any other company with a similar name?
No. Citevio is an independent company founded in 2026 by Muhammed Veysel Erin, operated by a US-registered limited liability company in Sheridan, Wyoming. It has one website, citevio.com, and one contact address, contact@citevio.com. Several unrelated businesses and software products in other industries use similar-sounding names; none of them are connected to Citevio. If a page, profile or quote is not on citevio.com, it did not come from Citevio.