For agencies

Win the retainer. Then survive the renewal.

Selling an AI visibility retainer is the easy part. Every deck in the category looks the same in month one. The hard part is month four, when a client asks what actually changed and you need more than a number that went up.

Audit a prospect, free See agency pricing

One domain, ten buyer questions, no card

Two of four engines name you. That is the number, and this is where it came from.

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ENGINES: 31
LANGUAGES: 18
COUNTRIES: 3
FIX LANES

Three jobs, and the middle one is the hard one.

Win it

Walk into the pitch with the answers the engines are already giving about your prospect, and the ones naming their rival instead.

Defend it

Four months in, when they ask whether any of this worked, show the log rather than the dashboard. Every answer, every source, every week.

Run it

Every client in one workspace, under your brand, on your domain. No per-seat billing to explain to your finance person.

What makes the number hold up.

A GEO retainer does not usually die because the work was bad. It dies because nobody could show their working. Four things in this product exist for the meeting where you have to.

The answers, in full, with sources

Click any score and read what the engine actually said, complete, with the pages it cited. When a client asks where a number came from, the answer is a link, not a methodology paragraph.

The capture method, named per engine, per run

Some answers come off the real consumer screen. Some come from the provider API when a session cannot be opened. Every report says which, for each of the 4 engines, on every run. A competitor's score that mixes the two without telling you is not measuring the same thing twice.

A withheld score, never a wrong one

When an engine does not return enough of the panel to score honestly, the combined number is held back and the report says which engine fell short. You will occasionally have to tell a client a number is missing. You will never have to retract one.

The cheap fix named before the expensive one

Fixes are sorted into three lanes: your client's own site, the listings the engines already read, and third-party coverage. Owned is free and fast, earned is slow and expensive, and the report says so in that order. A tool that routes every finding to a PR budget is selling you its own margin.

Three lanes, cheapest first.

Every fix lands in one of three lanes, and the report sorts them by what they cost you rather than by what they earn us. Owned is a change on your client’s own site: free, and live this week. Earned is third-party coverage: slow, expensive, and last.

Most tools in this category route every finding to the lane with a media budget attached. That is a business model, not a recommendation.

Sorted by what it costs you, not by what it earns us.

One workspace, your name on all of it.

Every client in one place

A workspace per client, all under your agency. Move someone from a one-off pitch audit onto a weekly cadence without rebuilding their prompt set.

Your brand, down to the domain

Your logo and palette on the report and the PDF from Studio. Your own domain, with a certificate issued on demand, from Network.

Unlimited seats, pooled prompts

Add your whole team and your client contacts at no extra cost. The prompt allowance is shared across the roster rather than fixed per client.

What we will not help you claim.

This is a young category with a lot of confident numbers in it. Some things this product will not do, stated here rather than discovered by you in front of a client.

It cannot promise a ranking. Nobody can. There is no meter inside these engines to read, so every tool in this category, including this one, is asking questions and counting answers. What you are buying is a sampling method, and ours is written down in public.
Structured data is an accuracy lever, not a visibility one. It helps an engine work out which company your client is. We have seen no good evidence it raises citation rate, and we will not let the report imply otherwise.
A week is not a trend. Answers move on their own. The report is built to show you a run of weeks before it invites you to call something a result.

None of that is modesty. It is the part that survives the renewal meeting.

Plain answers.

Can my clients see that it is Rovoki?: Not from Studio upward. Your logo goes on the report, the PDF and the share link. On Network it runs on your own domain, with your certificate, and the Rovoki name appears nowhere a client can reach.
What do I actually hand a prospect?: A report they can open in a browser or read as a PDF, built from their real answers rather than a template. It opens with where they stand, names who is being recommended instead of them, and ends with the ranked fixes and what each is predicted to move.
Is this just SEO with a new name?: It overlaps and it is not the same. Ranking is still the entry ticket, because most cited pages are already ranking, but an answer names one or two brands and stops. Being fourth still earns clicks in search. Being unnamed in an answer earns nothing, and no rank report will tell you it happened.
How do I price this to my clients?: That is yours to set, and we do not publish a suggested retainer, because we do not know your market. What we can tell you is our cost per client, which is on the pricing page, so the margin is arithmetic you can do before the call.
What happens when a client asks how it is measured?: Send them the methodology. It is a public page, not a sales asset, and it says what the product does not do as plainly as what it does. An agency that can hand over the method rather than defend it is in a better room.
How many engines and languages?: 4 engines: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude. 31 languages and 18 countries, set per prompt, because an engine often answers the same question differently depending on the language it was asked in and where it thinks the asker is.
Do I pay per seat?: No. Seats are unlimited on every agency plan. Prompt allowance is pooled across your roster rather than fixed per client, so a client who needs a deep panel and four who need a shallow one cost what they should.
Can I try it on a prospect before I commit?: Yes. The first audit is free, one domain, no card. Every agency plan then includes a monthly allowance of pitch audits specifically for new business.

Pick a prospect and run the free one.

One domain, ten buyer questions, two engines, no card. If they are not being named, that is your pitch, and you did not have to write it.

Audit a prospect, free See agency pricing