SEO + AI visibility for agencies — included, not an add-on.

Yes — a 7-day free trial on the Starter plan, credit card required. At the end of the trial, your card is charged for the plan you selected at signup. Cancel anytime during the trial and you won't be charged.

Yes — a credit or debit card is required at signup. You won't be charged until the 7-day trial ends, and you can cancel anytime before then with no charge.

From Settings → Billing, you can upgrade to a higher plan anytime during your trial or subscription. You can cancel anytime before your next billing period. When a subscription ends, access is hard-blocked — login is permitted but only to a subscribe page. No access to prior data. See our Terms of Service for full details.

The trial is on the Starter plan only. It includes all Starter-tier features — keyword research, daily rank tracking, site audit, AI Visibility across AI answer engines, and content optimization. Upgrading to Pro or Agency is available at any time. Specific usage caps appear in your dashboard.

Our SEO data engine for keyword + SERP + audit data (same source as several incumbent platforms), Google Search Console for first-party site data, and PageSpeed Insights for performance.

5 AI answer engines on every plan — ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Gemini, Google AI Mode, and Perplexity. Tracked prompts refresh weekly on every plan — and we report citation rate, sentiment, and competitive overlap.

Starter includes 30 AI-visibility prompts per month, Pro 100, and Agency 250. Enterprise is custom. Each prompt is checked across every AI engine on your plan.

Yes — citations are tracked across the major answer engines for the prompts you choose, per client site, alongside classic rankings. For an agency that is usually the most persuasive slide in the report, because it is the number a client's competitors are quietly winning on and almost nobody is measuring yet.

Yes. Tracking location is set per site, so a local client can be tracked in a specific city while another is tracked nationally, and both sit in the same roster view. Mobile and desktop are reported separately as well.

No — brand voice is trained per client site and every draft is scored against that client's profile, not a house style. That is the difference between an agency scaling output and an agency shipping the same article with the logo swapped, which is what buyers notice first.

The Agency plan includes 15 sites, 10 seats, 3,000 daily-tracked keywords, and 250 AI Visibility prompts per month — with scheduled client reporting across every dashboard. Agencies managing more than 15 client sites can move to a custom Enterprise plan.

Yes — every client is a workspace inside one account, so switching is a single click rather than a logout and a different set of credentials. Each workspace keeps its own Search Console connection, brand voice, audit history, and allowance; application authorization and tenant-bound queries enforce workspace access boundaries.

Adding the site and getting a first populated view takes minutes, because discovery runs before any integration is connected — you are not waiting on Search Console access from the client before you can show them anything. Connecting GSC and the CMS deepens the data, but it is not a blocker to starting, which matters when the access request is the slowest part of most onboardings.

Yes — paying annually saves 20% versus paying monthly, on every plan.

Included on the Agency plan — scheduled client reports pulling audits, AI-visibility movement, content shipped, and links won are part of the tier rather than a reporting add-on with its own price. There is no per-report or per-client charge on top.

The monthly allowance sits at the account level, not per client, so it flows to wherever the work actually is that month. A client on a quiet retainer does not sit on a reserved budget nobody spends while a client mid-migration runs short — which is the usual way per-seat or per-client minimums waste money.