Priced on clients
- 1 client
- 5,000 pages a month
Permanent, not a trial. A ledger takes about six weeks to return its first verdict, and a 14-day trial cannot show you one.
- 5 clients
- 25,000 pages a month
A solo consultant or a small studio with a handful of retainers.
- 15 clients
- 100,000 pages a month
The band most agencies running a retainer book land in.
- 40 clients
- 300,000 pages a month
Portfolio-scale, with the cross-client cause recurrence view earning its keep.
- More than 40 clients
- Negotiated
Above 40 domains the crawl budget is the conversation, not the seat count.
Why the page budget is pooled
A portfolio is never evenly sized. One client is a 40,000-page catalogue and four are brochure sites, and a per-site cap would have you paying for the four in order to serve the one. The budget is a single number for the agency, and the dashboard shows how much of the month has gone.
Going over the pooled page budget slows your crawl frequency and says so on the dashboard. It never bills you for the overage.
The answer meter
Answers are metered separately, per site: questions × engines × weekly runs, because every answer is a paid call to somebody's API. The bands are not set yet, so this part is quoted in conversation. We are not publishing a number we have not measured a month of.
What drives the cost is simple enough to estimate before you talk to us: questions on a site, multiplied by the engines you want them put to, multiplied by how often the run repeats. Four engines and twenty questions run weekly is eighty answers a week for that site, and every answer is a paid call to somebody's API.
A per-agency budget is enforced before a run starts rather than after it overspends, and it is pooled across your portfolio the same way pages are. An agency over its budget is skipped with a note on the dashboard. It never bills through.
The free tier is permanent
One client, 5,000 pages a month, no expiry and no card. It is the trial mechanism, and it has to be permanent because a 14-day trial cannot demonstrate a ledger whose first verdict arrives in week six. You would be evaluating our screenshots instead of your own data.
What counts as a page?
One URL fetched in one crawl. A re-crawl of the same URL next week counts again, because it costs us again. Sentinel checks on pages under an open fix are cheap and do not count against the budget.
What happens if I go over?
Crawl frequency drops, and the dashboard says it has dropped and why. You are never billed for overage and nothing is silently discarded.
Why is there no price table for AI visibility?
Because we have not yet measured a month of it at real volume, and the argument of this whole product is that we do not publish numbers we cannot stand behind. A plausible-looking band would be the one invented number on the site.
I have one product. What do I pay?
Nothing. Your own site is one client, and one client is the free tier — no card, no expiry. You would only move up a band when you are running this for other people's sites as well as your own.
Do you charge per seat?
No. Bring the whole team, including the contractor you brought in for a month. The price moves with how many sites you run it on, never with how many people look at the results.
Is there a contract or a minimum term?
Monthly. The reason to stay should be that the ledger gets more useful the longer it runs, not that leaving is expensive.