your client asks about AI search. have an answer.
Every client is going to ask this question within the year. The agencies that can answer it with evidence rather than an opinion will be the ones asked to do something about it.
what your buyer actually types
These are the shape of the questions we ask on your behalf. You never write them: a set is drawn from a shared library for your category, and on the higher plans a set is written specifically for you.
Which agency should I hire for B2B content marketing?
What are the best SEO agencies for ecommerce brands?
Is it worth hiring an agency or building an in-house team?
Which agencies specialise in technical SEO for large sites?
Each question is asked repeatedly rather than once. Two identical runs minutes apart agree on only 36% of the brands they name, so a single answer is one draw and not a measurement.
what is actually at stake
The question is arriving whether you raised it or not
Clients read the same headlines you do. When they ask whether AI assistants mention them, "we should look into that" is a worse answer than a number with the evidence behind it, and the gap between those two answers is usually who gets the next scope of work.
A dashboard screenshot is not a deliverable
What survives a client meeting is the exact sentence an assistant produced, the date it was produced, and the pages it cited. That is a finding somebody can act on. A percentage with no receipt behind it invites the one question you cannot answer, which is how you know.
You are measured too
Assistants recommend agencies. The same measurement you run for a client runs for you, and the category is small enough that being named is worth more here than in most.
the things people ask us before they start
- Can I use this for multiple clients?
- Yes. Each client is a brand with its own questions, competitors and markets, and the data stays separated by tenant. Growth carries 40 question slots across ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity with custom question sets; Scale carries 75 across all four engines. What does not exist yet is a single dashboard summarising every client at once.
- What do I actually hand the client?
- A report with the exact answer text, the date, the model that produced it, the competitors named alongside them, and every source cited. There is a PDF and a shareable link, and a complete data export the client owns outright — the export is deliberate, because a measurement a client cannot take with them is a measurement they have to take your word for.
- Can I query the data from my own tools?
- On the paid tiers there is an MCP endpoint, so you can point Claude or ChatGPT at a client’s visibility data and ask it questions no dashboard anticipated. It is read-only and the tools return projected fields rather than raw provider envelopes, so an agent can actually work with the results.
- Do you white label?
- Not today. The report carries our name on it. That is worth saying plainly rather than leaving you to discover it after the first client call.
The scan is free and needs no account. Most companies like yours start on Growth, at 149 USD a month, and the per-call provider costs behind every price are published.
Every tenant is separate, which is the point, and it also means this is not a single dashboard across a book of clients. You run a brand per client and export per client. A cross-client roll-up does not exist yet, and saying it does would be the easiest thing on this page to get wrong.