Fees in US dollars
AI visibility pricing here follows sample size, because that is what decides how certain the numbers can be. A pilot tests the method on a focused set of questions, a panel tracks a steady sample against rivals, and a census covers the whole category. Each is a fixed monthly fee, lower on longer terms, and each starts with a free audit.
n = focused
One brand, a focused question set.
$1,486 per month
Committed for the 3-month term; $1,651 without commitment
n = steady · most chosen
Share of voice against rivals.
$2,694 per month
Committed for the 6-month term; $3,368 without commitment
n = full field
The whole category, every month.
$4,128 per month
Committed for the 12-month term; $5,504 without commitment
Monthly fees in US dollars; any applicable tax appears on the invoice.
A comparison of vendor pricing pages checked in August 2026 put entry plans for AI visibility tools between about $29 and $250 a month, from Otterly.ai at the low end to Scrunch at the high end.
Those tools are worth using, and many clients keep one. What they do not do is design the question set, decide how many samples each figure needs, check by hand whether an adult brand was dropped for policy reasons, or explain the result in writing. That is the work our fees cover. What each plan measures is described on the LLM visibility audit, share of voice and competitor pages.
| Plan | A typical round |
|---|---|
| Pilot | About 20 questions on two or three assistants, repeated runs, a written readout with ranges |
| Panel | A full question set on four or five assistants, rivals tracked, sources analysed, monthly or quarterly |
| Census | Several markets or languages, larger samples for finer cuts, and quarterly planning |
The first round of any plan includes building the question set and coding rules, which later rounds reuse, at no extra charge.
Pilot suits brands that want to know whether AI visibility is a problem before investing more. Panel suits brands ready to track share and rivals over time. Census suits brands selling in several markets, where separate samples are needed for each. The free readout usually shows which fits; if Pilot answers your question, we recommend stopping there.
Your proposal fixes a monthly rate in US dollars, invoiced monthly, with applicable taxes shown on the invoice and payment due within fourteen days. Committed terms come in three lengths, three, six and twelve months, each carrying a reduced rate for as long as it runs. Without a commitment, or after one ends, written notice from either side closes the plan thirty days later. The terms contain the full wording.
The question set, coding rules, saved answers and reports produced for you are yours. If you move the work in-house or to another provider, the series can continue from where we left it, because every rule and answer is documented.
Monthly rounds cost more than quarterly ones, and most brands do not need them. Quarterly rounds suit a steady market; monthly rounds suit brands running campaigns or watching a fast-moving rival. A light monthly core set between quarterly rounds is a common middle path, and the plan can switch cadence at any renewal.
Self-serve tools are useful, and entry plans ran from about $29 to $250 a month in an August 2026 comparison of vendor pricing pages. They supply data; we supply question design, repeated sampling, manual checks of adult-topic refusals and a written readout.
They follow survey research: a pilot tests the method, a panel tracks a steady sample, and a census covers the full field.
Yes. It is a smaller sample so you can judge the method before committing.
Fees are in US dollars; any applicable tax is shown on the invoice.
LLM visibility audit
Tell us your brand, your market and your main competitors. We run a sample of real customer questions through the major AI assistants several times, record mentions and citations, and send back a readout showing the ranges observed. The first one costs nothing and binds you to nothing.
Request an LLM visibility audit