Get discovered by AI early, with the agent doing the work

Usually not, for an unglamorous reason: engines answer from what has been written, and in a young category very little has been written, so the narrative is still forming and comparatively cheap to influence. Once competitors are established in the roundups and threads engines cite, displacing them is far harder. The real question is whether your buyers ask assistants about your category yet; if they do, being absent is already costing you.

Book a demo and we will walk through your brand's AI visibility live and set you up on the right plan. There is a three day free trial, and setup is short: add your domain and competitors, accept or edit the suggested prompts, and the first run gives you a same-day baseline. The demo route exists mainly because the plan choice, engine coverage and prompt volume, is easier to get right in a conversation than from a pricing page.

That is the case the agent is built for. It reads your data, proposes the highest-leverage moves and drafts them, so the weekly job is reviewing a short queue and approving one or two things rather than running a full AEO programme. It stays supervised, so nothing publishes without you. A realistic commitment is an hour a week, plus whatever time you give to the content the agent has drafted.

Starter is $99 a month, or $83 a month billed annually at $990, saving $198. Professional is $349 a month, or $291 billed annually at $3,490. Annual billing works out as two months free. You can cancel at any time from your account settings, and cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period with access until then. Fees are not refundable, and an annual term runs to the end of the term.

Starter, for most: 100 prompts, five competitors and three engines, ChatGPT plus Google AI Overviews and AI Mode, together with the agent, Content Studio, the GEO auditor, the audits and white-label reports. Move to Professional when you need Perplexity and Gemini, more than 100 prompts, prompt discovery with volume estimates, or AI-referred traffic from GA4. Brands and seats are unlimited on both, so growth is not what triggers the upgrade.

Week one gives you the honest baseline: which questions mention you, which name a competitor instead, what engines get wrong about you, and which sources they cite. That alone tends to reshape a content plan. Weeks two to four are shipping the first fixes and starting the first citation work. Do not expect the visibility trend to be a story yet, because engines re-crawl on their own schedule and early work shows over months.