The scan is free. The detailed AI report is $99 once, credited if you subscribe. Plans run $49 to $399 a month, and the report is included from Growth up.
Two AI engines answer three buyer questions about your business, and the short report lands in your inbox: your visibility score, what the engines said, and the one thing to fix first.
Run the free scanThe full audit: five-engine visibility, crawler access, page-by-page citability with rewrites, and a ranked fix list. Generated end to end by the platform, honest about what it measured. Start any plan within 30 days and the $99 becomes credit on your first month.
Start with the free scanContinuous tracking, the content engine, rank tracking across Google, Bing and the AI engines, and, from Growth up, the detailed report regenerated monthly per site.
Compare plansExtra business locations: $29/mo each on Starter, $19 on Growth, $10 on Agency. Growth includes a 14-day free trial. Prices in USD.
A full visibility scan across five AI engines, a crawler access audit of your robots and technical setup, page-by-page citability scoring with rewrites, AI readability checks, and a ranked fix list. It is generated by the same engine that powers the platform, and it states what it measured: any section that could not be measured says so instead of showing an invented number.
No. Buy the report, and if you start any plan within 30 days the $99 is credited toward your first month.
Yes. Growth and Agency include one detailed report per active site each month, regenerable on demand. Agencies send it to clients under their own brand.
Yes. Plans bill monthly and cancelling stops the next renewal; your measurement history stays intact and visible.
A real account, not a trial: one domain, ten tracked queries, weekly scans on two AI engines, and crawler analytics. It exists so you can watch the numbers move before paying.
A multi-location business adds locations to one account: $29/mo each on Starter, $19 on Growth, $10 on Agency. The per-location price drops as the tier rises, so upgrading is never the worse deal.