Choosing the Right Tier
The tiers scale on two things: how much content moves every month, and how much strategic oversight comes with it. Starter fits a single brand that already has a reasonably built-out site and mainly needs its existing pages refreshed and tracked — 5 pages a month is enough to keep a focused product or service line current. Growth adds real content production, 2 new articles a month, plus a running entity-building programme, which is the point most established brands actually need to start pulling ahead of competitors rather than just holding position.
Authority is built for brands in a competitive category where citations are actively contested — 20 pages and 5 articles a month, plus link building and a dedicated strategist, is enough volume to outpace a competitor who’s only running a Starter or Growth-level effort. Complete is the tier for agencies managing multiple client brands or enterprise teams that need unlimited monitoring and a quarterly topical map refresh across an entire content library, not just a monthly page count.
If you’re not sure which tier matches your situation, a $99 audit establishes your baseline first and the findings usually make the right tier obvious — a brand with 40 citation gaps needs a different tier than a brand with 6.
What Every Package Includes
Every tier, including Starter, covers the same 6 platforms: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, and Claude. Coverage doesn’t get added or removed as you move up tiers — what changes is volume, depth, and how much strategic attention sits behind the work. That matters because a brand only visible on 3 of 6 platforms is still losing citations on the other 3, regardless of budget, so every tier is built to prevent that gap from opening in the first place.
Work inside every package follows the same three-stage cycle. Audit establishes or refreshes your visibility baseline across all 6 platforms, showing exactly where competitors are cited and you aren’t. Execute runs the content optimisation, entity building, link building, and new content work mapped directly to that audit’s gaps, not a generic content calendar. Track reports Share of Voice monthly — citations, mentions, and visibility shifts — so the next month’s execution adjusts to how the engines actually responded instead of repeating the same plan on a fixed schedule.
Underneath that three-stage cycle sits a more detailed methodology that runs continuously across every tier: entity extraction to see how models currently perceive your brand, corpus seeding into the high-trust sources generative engines learn from, knowledge graph alignment so your data connects cleanly to related topics, competitor gap analysis to identify which narratives to outflank, and continuous monitoring that adjusts strategy as retrieval behaviour shifts. Higher tiers apply this methodology across more pages and more competitive categories per month; the method itself doesn’t change between Starter and Complete.
Platform-by-Platform: What “All 6 Platforms” Actually Covers
The 6 platforms aren’t treated identically inside execution, because each one selects sources on different signals. ChatGPT weighs citation signals, entity density, and brand mentions in the sources it retrieves for commercial queries. Perplexity leans on source-trust optimisation, since its users are running research-heavy, citation-driven queries. Google AI Overviews responds to AEO signals specifically: FAQ schema, answer-format content, and structured data built for Google’s AI-generated summaries. Gemini depends on entity recognition and knowledge-graph alignment, connecting your brand to the core topics it already understands. Microsoft Copilot inherits Bing’s authority signals and schema markup, so Bing-side technical SEO carries directly into Copilot citations. Claude favours authoritative third-party citations and corpus seeding — sources Anthropic’s models are trained to trust rather than a single owned domain repeating its own claims.
A package that only optimised for one of these — schema for AI Overviews, say, with no corpus seeding for Claude or entity work for Gemini — would leave several platforms uncovered no matter how well the others performed. That’s the specific gap every tier is built to close from Starter upward.
Research Packages as a Starting Point
Brands entering a new market or launching a new product line sometimes need the topical map and content cluster strategy built before execution starts, rather than starting execution against an existing site structure. Research Packages, from $149, cover that step — topical maps and content clusters spanning all 6 AI search surfaces — and typically feed directly into a Growth or Authority package once the strategy is set.
Who These Packages Are Built For
- ✔ Marketing agencies reselling AI search visibility to their client roster under white-label reporting, without needing AI search specialists on staff.
- ✔ CMOs and marketing directors reallocating a portion of an existing SEO budget toward AI search, with fixed pricing and monthly Share of Voice reporting to justify the reallocation internally.
- ✔ In-house marketing and growth teams that want GEO, AEO, and all 6 platforms covered by one vendor instead of hiring specialists or managing several point tools and freelancers.
- ✔ Enterprise and multi-brand operators whose citation footprint spans more products, regions, or sub-brands than a single-brand Starter or Growth tier is built to cover.
Managed Package vs the Alternatives
| Feature |
Managed Package |
DIY Tracking Tools |
Enterprise SEO Agency |
| Executes fixes, not just tracks visibility |
Yes |
No |
Yes |
| Fixed monthly pricing |
Yes |
Yes |
Rarely |
| No discovery call to start |
Yes |
Yes |
No |
| Entity building and corpus seeding |
Yes |
No |
Sometimes |
| All 6 AI platforms in one service |
Yes |
Varies by tool |
Varies by contract |
| White-label ready |
Yes |
No |
Sometimes |
| Typical monthly cost |
$590–$3,490 |
Tool subscription only |
$5,000–$10,000+ |
| Contract length |
Cancel anytime |
Cancel anytime |
Long-term retainer |
Tracking tools like Profound or Otterly.ai tell you where you’re invisible; they don’t fix it, so you still need writers, entity work, and outreach on top of the subscription. Enterprise SEO agencies execute, but usually at $5,000 to $10,000+ a month with a discovery call and a long-term retainer attached — overkill for most SMBs and mid-market agencies. A managed package sits between the two: fixed pricing, full execution, no sales cycle.
White Label for Agencies
Every package includes white-label reporting, so agencies can resell AI search visibility under their own brand without building the capability in-house. Most agencies add it to a client’s scope within a single onboarding cycle, ordering through the same fixed-price structure and no-discovery-call process as a direct client would. See the agency white-label programme for details.
How Ordering Works
- ✔ Choose your tier based on your audit findings or your current content volume. Starter, Growth, Authority, and Complete all cover the same 6 platforms, so the decision is about volume and strategic depth, not coverage.
- ✔ Get in touch to activate. Monthly packages are set up through a short contact form rather than instant checkout, since onboarding a recurring campaign means confirming your brand, competitors, and current page inventory before the first audit refresh runs.
- ✔ Work starts on the three-stage cycle. Audit, execute, track — repeating every month, with each cycle’s execution informed by the previous month’s Share of Voice results.
Ready to Move From One-Time Fixes to Continuous Visibility?
A single audit or optimisation order fixes a moment in time. A package keeps the fix running as AI engines keep changing what they cite. Four fixed tiers from $590 to $3,490 a month, every one covering all 6 platforms, cancel anytime, no discovery call required.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between the Starter and Growth packages?
Starter covers 5 optimised pages a month and a monthly audit refresh, aimed at a single brand maintaining visibility on an already-built site. Growth adds 10 pages plus 2 new articles a month and a full entity-building programme, which most established brands need to actively gain citations rather than just hold their current position.
Do all packages cover the same AI platforms?
Yes. Every tier, from Starter to Complete, covers all 6 platforms: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, and Claude. Platform coverage doesn’t change between tiers — only the volume of pages, content, and strategic support does.
Is there a contract, or can I cancel anytime?
Packages can be cancelled anytime; there’s no long-term contract. Pricing is fixed and billed monthly, and you can stop or change tiers between billing cycles.
Do I need to order the $99 audit before starting a package?
It isn’t required, but it’s recommended if you don’t already know your citation gaps. The audit establishes the baseline every package’s monthly tracking is measured against, so ordering it first usually makes tier selection and month-one priorities clearer.
Can I switch tiers later?
Yes. Brands commonly start on Starter or Growth and move up to Authority or Complete once early results justify a larger monthly content and link-building volume, or move an enterprise account into Complete when a second brand or region comes online.
What does Share of Voice tracking actually measure?
It measures how often your brand is cited or mentioned across the 6 platforms relative to named competitors, tracked monthly so you can see whether a given month’s execution moved the needle, rather than relying on traditional rank-tracking metrics that don’t capture AI citation behaviour.
Is white-label reporting included in every tier, or only higher ones?
White-label reporting is included from Growth upward, with Complete adding multi-brand support for agencies or enterprises managing more than one brand under the same account.
How is a package different from ordering the one-time services separately?
A package runs the audit, content, entity, and link work on a continuous monthly cycle with each month informed by the last, at a fixed monthly rate. Ordering one-time services individually works for a single fix but doesn’t include the recurring re-testing and adjustment a package builds in by default.
Do you offer packages for agencies managing multiple client brands?
Yes. The Complete tier includes multi-brand support, and all tiers include white-label reporting from Growth upward, so agencies can run client brands under their own name without a separate contract per client.
How quickly do packages show results?
Most clients see initial shifts in citations within 30 to 60 days of a package starting, since AI engines update their retrieval sources more dynamically than traditional search rankings, which can take 6 to 12 months to move.