Pricing

Why not a monthly subscription?

Plenty of tools will sell you an AI visibility dashboard for $29–$399 a month. They're built for brands with a team watching them daily. If you run one clinic, one shop or one agency, you will open it twice and then pay for it for a year.

What you actually need is to find out where you stand and what to do about it. That's a document, not a subscription. We compared the two models honestly — one-time report or subscription monitoring — and checked what every tier of this market actually charges.

Why is it only $4.99?

It's a fair question. A very low price reads as a warning sign — so this page answers the question head-on instead of hoping nobody asks. Human-delivered AI visibility audits are priced from about $99 to $4,500; deep multi-market audits run to $10,000. We list what each tier buys, with vendor prices checked in September 2026 and our own price current as of 21 October 2026. Traditional SEO audits also vary widely — the point here is what you get for $4.99, not what others charge.

Because you're not paying for a consultant's time — you're paying for the measurement. The consultancy version is mostly someone's travel, interviews and a final call. Ours runs the same questions your buyers ask, across 5 AI surfaces, graded against a published rule — 302 API calls that cost us real money, priced at software margins instead of agency margins.

What $4.99 gets you: the measurement, the full evidence behind it, and a ranked fix list tagged by who executes each item. Take that to any agency or consultant and you negotiate from data instead of guesswork — most owners find it replaces the first month of a retainer.

Before you pay

• We check we can read your site first. Sites we can't analyse are stopped at the free check, not after payment.
• The free check already tells you something. The technical findings — blocked crawlers, noindex, a missing address — are on screen before you decide, not held back.
• You see every question we'll ask — all 30 in full, the exact set the report runs, before you decide.
• You see a complete sample report — the whole thing, not a teaser.

Four verdicts, picked by a published rule — not a sales script

Page one is one of 4 verdicts, chosen mechanically from your numbers — the rule is published in full. If you're already being recommended, page one tells you to leave this alone — and you can check the rule that produced that verdict.

Most tools in this category can't return that answer — their business model needs you to have a problem. Ours is a one-off sale, so telling you the truth costs us nothing.