Sell AI search as your own service.
You keep the client, the price and the brand. What you get from us is the measurement underneath: a workspace per client, the diagnosis of where the answers come from, and a report the client opens with your logo on it.
What an agency gets
Not a reseller portal — the same product your team works in, with the client-facing half carrying your brand instead of ours.
Reports in your brand
The client sees your logo and colour. The report page does not name us, link to us or mention a plan. The link opens without an account. It can be served from a domain you own — ask us and we set it up — and on that domain nothing but the report exists.
A workspace per client
Each client is its own account: its own questions, competitors, measurements, ranked work and reports. Your team sees all of them; a client sees only the report you send.
Approval, not a download button
The client approves the report, and the next sprint in it, by typing their name on the page. The name and the date are recorded. You can download the same page as a PDF to forward. The client's link has an approve step, not a download button.
Priced per client account
Billed per client account. Not per seat, not per source, not per prompt. The number of people on your team is not counted, and there is no charge per seat.
The free audit as a pitch
Run a full audit on a prospect before anyone signs anything, and show the client what assistants say about them today. One pass shows where the client stands this week. Movement needs repeated measurements over weeks; sixty to ninety days is the honest unit.
Next to your SEO suite, not instead of it
Keep your SEO suite. Semrush or Ahrefs stay where your keyword and backlink work lives; Answertally is the client-facing AI-visibility layer next to them and does not try to replace them.
How the money works on your side
You buy a plan at a listed price and charge your client whatever your own offer is worth. The difference is yours, and it is not a number we can promise you — it depends on your price and on how many clients say yes.
What the service could bring in, on your numbers
Type what you would charge a client for AI visibility each month and how many clients might take it. The defaults are illustrative starting values, not a market rate.
Starting values are illustrative. Replace them with your own.
Arithmetic on the numbers you enter, not a forecast. It leaves out your team’s time and whether clients say yes.
Illustrative, not a rate card
The starting values in the calculator are placeholders so the fields are not empty. We publish no recommended resale price and no expected margin: we have no data that would make either of those honest.
What the arithmetic leaves out
Your team’s hours on the work the diagnosis surfaces, the time it takes to sell the line in the first place, and the clients who say no. Put your own numbers in and the result is still only arithmetic.
Priced against the retainer revenue it supports, not against the price of a rank tracker.
See the plans and what an AI check is →Partner terms, with the numbers
Both terms below are published in full, with the numbers. The rest of this category says “discounted licenses” and “flexible rate cards” and prints nothing, so you cannot compare anything until you are on a call.
Wholesale rate on volume
Once you are past 25 client accounts, every further account is $80 a month — 20% off the rate the top plan works out to. It applies only to the accounts above 25, never to the ones the plan already covers, so adding a client never makes your bill jump sideways.
We price it this way because the alternative has a cliff in it: if the discount applied to every account at once, your 26th client would cost us more than your 25th, and we would end up discouraging the thing we want.
Referral commission
Introduce another agency and you get 20% of what they pay for their first 12 months. It is paid on their actual invoices, it stops at 12 months, and it does not apply to your own accounts or to an agency already talking to us.
Neither is self-serve yet. Both are agreed by email and applied to your account by hand, and the referral is tracked the same way. Saying that is more use to you than a dashboard we have not built.
There is no exclusivity, no minimum commitment, no territory and no tier you have to qualify for. Nothing here changes what your clients see or who owns the relationship.
See the plans these terms sit on top of →Where the line is
Worth being blunt about, because you are the one standing in front of the client.
You set the price
What you charge your client is your decision and your contract. We bill you for the plan; we never see or set your client's price.
You own the relationship
We do not contact your client, do not market to them and do not appear in the report as a vendor. The only thing that reaches them is the report you send.
Nothing is published for you
The product reads what assistants already answer and tells you what it found. Anything that changes a client's site stays a human decision.
Partner terms do not change any of the above
There is no exclusivity, no minimum commitment, no territory and no tier you have to qualify for. Nothing here changes what your clients see or who owns the relationship. The wholesale rate and the referral commission are money between us and you; your client never sees either.
How to start
Nothing here needs a contract or a call. The order matters more than the speed: the audit is what turns a conversation into an offer.
- Create a workspace and add one brand you already work on. No card is asked for.
- Generate the buyer questions from templates or import your own, then edit them until they read the way that client's buyers actually ask.
- Run the free audit and read the diagnosis: where the client is named, where a competitor is named instead, and which sources the assistants cited.
- Send the report in your own brand and use it as the pitch for the retainer line you want to sell.
- If the client says yes, add the rest of your book on a plan that covers them.
- The proposal template. The structure of an AI-visibility proposal — what to measure, what to report, what not to promise — with example values you replace. Open it →
- A sample report. The document your client actually receives, in an example agency’s brand. See it →
- The method. The page you can send a sceptical client without rewriting anything. Read it →
What we never claim — and neither should your pitch
You are going to repeat these lines to your own client, so they are here rather than in a footnote.
- A rank or position in any assistant
- A single 0–100 visibility score
- That a piece of work produced a change: we show what followed, with a comparison where one exists
- A forecast of the share a client will reach
- A revenue figure for visibility
- Anything about assistants we do not measure
A quarter, not a week
Models re-crawl and re-cite over weeks. Sixty to ninety days is the honest unit here; a short period shows early signal rather than settled results.
Movement, not attribution
With one client and no untouched topics to compare against, movement cannot be separated from platform-wide drift, and the report says so where that is the case.
Ranges, not exact numbers
A share comes with a range that depends on how many answers sit behind it. An action's estimated contribution is shown as a fixed-width band around the estimate, next to a confidence level, so it never reads as an exact number.
No revenue figure invented for you
Visibility is a share of answers. What that share is worth belongs to your client's model, not to ours.
Questions agencies ask first
Can we put our own logo on everything the client sees?
The client sees your logo and colour. The report page does not name us, link to us or mention a plan. Sent from the product, the email goes out under your agency's name from our sending address. The link opens without an account. It can be served from a domain you own — ask us and we set it up — and on that domain nothing but the report exists.
What should we charge for this?
That is yours to decide, and we deliberately do not publish a recommended rate — we have no market data that would make one honest. The calculator above does arithmetic on the numbers you type in, so you can see what a price would mean against the plan that covers those clients.
Is there a partner programme or revenue share?
Yes, and both parts are printed above rather than described. Once you are past 25 client accounts, every further account is $80 a month — 20% off the rate the top plan works out to. It applies only to the accounts above 25, never to the ones the plan already covers, so adding a client never makes your bill jump sideways. Introduce another agency and you get 20% of what they pay for their first 12 months. It is paid on their actual invoices, it stops at 12 months, and it does not apply to your own accounts or to an agency already talking to us. Neither is self-serve yet. Both are agreed by email and applied to your account by hand, and the referral is tracked the same way. Saying that is more use to you than a dashboard we have not built.
Do we have to commit to anything for the wholesale rate?
There is no exclusivity, no minimum commitment, no territory and no tier you have to qualify for. Nothing here changes what your clients see or who owns the relationship. The rate follows the number of client accounts you actually run, so it appears when you cross 25 and goes away if you drop back below.
What does it cost us per client?
With the plan full: Starter about $166, Growth about $130, Scale about $100 per client a month, your whole team included. There is no self-serve checkout yet. Plans are set up with us directly.
Can we show a client the measurement before they buy?
Yes — that is what the free audit is for. It runs on a prospect account and produces the same report your paying clients get. The ranked work is what the current sources suggest, with expected effort. It does not predict what share of answers the client will reach.
What do we have to be able to say to a client?
Everything on the method page, in plain words: no rank, no single score, figures with ranges and a confidence level, and a record of what followed the work rather than a claim about why. If your pitch needs more certainty than that, this is the wrong tool for it.
Do we need a specialist to run it?
Someone on the team has to read the diagnosis and decide what work is worth doing — the product ranks opportunities and writes the reason for each, but it does not choose for you, and it never changes a client's site.
Try it on a client you already have
The audit costs nothing and produces the report you would send. That is a better basis for deciding whether to sell this than anything written on this page.