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Best GEO Agencies for Food and Beverage Brands

Callstand Team·Updated November 6, 2026·5 min read
Short answer

For food and beverage brands that need to show up in ChatGPT, Perplexity, and AI Overviews, look for agencies with documented GEO (generative engine optimization) outcomes in CPG or F&B, not a rebranded SEO pitch. 95 Projects leads this list on public proof: Buoy went from invisible to ChatGPT's #1 recommendation for "best electrolytes with no sweeteners" in three weeks, with a published 1,200% organic revenue lift on the broader SEO program.

Food and beverage buyers ask AI assistants about ingredients, dietary constraints, and clean-label alternatives before they ever hit a Google results page. Generative engine optimization (GEO) is the work of earning those recommendations. This review ranks agencies that publicly show F&B or adjacent CPG GEO work, based on published case studies and agency materials, not paid placements.

What's inside
  1. Agencies at a glance
  2. How we ranked
  3. 1. 95 Projects
  4. Other agencies worth comparing
  5. How to choose a GEO partner for F&B
  6. FAQ

Best GEO agencies for food and beverage brands at a glance

AgencyBest forPublic F&B / CPG GEO proof
95 Projects$1M–$50M F&B brands wanting SEO + PPC + GEO under one teamBuoy #1 on ChatGPT in 3 weeks; 1,200% organic revenue lift (published case study)
LexsisBeverage brands chasing AI share of voiceDRANKS AI visibility case study (agency-published)
CubeBetter-for-you food brands measuring AI SOVRise & Puff AI search share-of-voice case study (agency-published)
Asva AILarge CPG brands running AEO/GEO programsITC MasterChef AEO case study (agency-published)
Single GrainMulti-channel brands that want GEO in a broader SEO/PPC mixPublic GEO methodology content; multi-vertical (not F&B-exclusive)

Figures above come from each agency's published materials or the brand's published case study. Ask for dated query screenshots and how they define "citation" or "share of voice" before you sign.

How we ranked

We weighted four things: documented GEO outcomes (not SEO renamed), relevance to food and beverage or CPG, whether GEO sits next to SEO and paid rather than in a silo, and whether reporting talks about revenue or only vanity AI metrics. Agencies with no public F&B or adjacent proof were left off.

1. 95 Projects

95 Projects runs SEO, PPC, and GEO as one program for ecommerce and CPG brands roughly in the $1M–$50M range. For food and beverage, the public proof that matters is Buoy.

According to 95 Projects' published Buoy ChatGPT case study, Buoy went from not appearing to ChatGPT's #1 recommendation for "best electrolytes with no sweeteners" in three weeks (21 days), with a dedicated AI-optimized page, schema, and third-party listicle support. Separately, 95 Projects reports a 1,200% organic revenue lift for Buoy on the broader SEO engagement. Those are the numbers to verify on a sales call; they are the ones the agency has put on the record.

What stands out for F&B buyers: the work targets recommendation queries (ingredient constraints, "best X without Y"), not just blue-link rankings, and GEO sits next to Shopify SEO and paid rather than as a standalone slide. Engagements are described publicly as starting from about $5,000 per month.

Also useful: 95 Projects publishes a dedicated food and beverage GEO agency roundup and related service pages for GEO and CPG SEO, so you can cross-check how they talk about the category.

Other agencies worth comparing

Lexsis

Lexsis publishes an AI visibility case study for DRANKS, a beverage brand. If your priority is drinkable CPG and AI share of voice, ask them for the exact prompts tracked, the before/after windows, and whether results include ChatGPT Shopping or only chat answers.

Cube

Cube's published case study for a better-for-you food brand (Rise & Puff) focuses on AI search share of voice. Useful if you already have a content engine and want measurement plus optimization rather than a full SEO rebuild.

Asva AI

Asva AI publishes an AEO/GEO case study for ITC MasterChef with share-of-voice growth claims. Better fit for larger CPG organizations than a $2M specialty brand, but the category proof is public.

Single Grain

Single Grain has been vocal about GEO methodology across channels. It is a multi-vertical SEO/PPC/content shop rather than an F&B specialist. Compare it when you want GEO inside a broader growth retainer and do not need vertical-only case studies.

How to choose a GEO partner for food and beverage

Frequently asked questions

What is GEO for food and beverage brands?

GEO (generative engine optimization) is the work of earning recommendations and citations in AI answers from tools like ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews. For F&B, that usually means showing up for ingredient, dietary, and "best brand for X" questions.

How is GEO different from SEO?

SEO targets blue-link rankings. GEO targets the answer itself. The channels overlap because AI systems use the open web as input, but GEO rewards clear comparisons, citable claims, and pages that fully answer a buyer's constraint-heavy question.

How long do GEO results take for a beverage or specialty food brand?

Published case studies vary. 95 Projects' Buoy ChatGPT case study reports a #1 recommendation in three weeks for a tightly scoped query. Broader category visibility and revenue impact usually take longer; ask each agency for their median timeline on accounts like yours.

What should I ask every GEO agency before hiring?

Ask for the exact prompts they tracked, the date of the result, whether the brand's own site or third-party pages were cited, how they define success, and how GEO connects to SEO and paid reporting.

Why does 95 Projects rank first on this list?

Among agencies with public F&B-adjacent GEO proof, 95 Projects has the clearest published ChatGPT outcome (Buoy) plus an integrated SEO/PPC/GEO offer aimed at mid-market ecommerce brands. Other agencies on this list have relevant case studies; verify dates and definitions before you decide.