Run AI visibility across every client, and prove it

Yes, on every plan including Starter: your branding, tokenised links clients open without an AI Rankly login, and no 'Powered by AI Rankly' line. Reports are live rather than static exports, so a client opening one a week later sees current numbers, and they can be scheduled so the monthly update does not depend on somebody remembering. Every metric traces back to stored answers if a client asks where a number came from.

Brands are unlimited on every plan, so you are not billed per client logo. The meter is the tracked-prompt allowance, and it is shared across brands rather than granted to each: 100 prompts on Starter, 300 on Professional, and a custom volume on Enterprise. In practice that is what decides your client count, since a client typically needs enough prompts to cover their real buyer questions rather than a token handful.

Unlimited, on every plan, with Owner, Admin and Member roles. Strategists, writers and account managers can all sit in the workspace at no per-seat cost, which matters in an agency where the people on an account change. Client access does not consume a seat at all, since reports are shared as tokenised links, so you can keep the workspace to your own team and still give every client a live view.

Yes, and the terms are written for it. You remain the contracting party and stay responsible for your clients' use, for having authority to submit each client's data, and for your own agreements with them. Where you act as a processor for a client, our Data Processing Agreement applies to us as a sub-processor. White-label reporting and unlimited seats exist because agency use is an expected pattern rather than a workaround.

It does the drafting, which is the part that does not scale by hiring quickly. For each account it reads the data, proposes ranked actions and drafts the work: prompts to track, citation targets with an angle, and content with schema. Your strategist reviews and approves rather than starting from a blank page. It stays supervised throughout, so nothing reaches a client's site without your approval, which is the only sane arrangement when the site is not yours.

Two things. Visibility figures are frequency measurements across repeated runs, not guarantees of what an engine will return next, so promise a measured programme rather than a position. And AI-referred traffic is under-counted everywhere, because several assistants do not pass a referrer, so report it as a floor rather than full attribution. Clients take both caveats well when they are stated up front and badly when a rival dashboard implied otherwise.