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Plenty of tools will sell you an AI visibility dashboard for $49–$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.
It's a fair question. A consultancy-delivered AI visibility audit runs $3,500–$4,500 and takes about six weeks, and a traditional SEO audit typically costs $101–$750. So a $29.90 report invites the obvious suspicion that it isn't a real one.
The honest answer is that there is no human hour in it. The expensive part of those audits is a person's time — interviews, bespoke analysis, a call at the end. We sell the measurement, not the person. The 150 API calls cost us real money, which is why we charge before running rather than after, but they cost dollars, not thousands.
What you don't get for $29.90: a strategist on a call, work done on your behalf, or anyone who knows your industry. You get the measurement, the evidence behind it, and a ranked list of what to fix. If you need the rest, this report is a cheap way to find out whether it's worth commissioning.
noindex, a missing address — are on screen before you decide, not held back.Page one is a verdict, one of 4, and it is picked by a rule rather than written by hand. One of the 4 is you are already being recommended, leave this alone. If your numbers clear the threshold, that is what your report says — on the first page, in those words, after you have paid us.
Most tools in this category cannot return that answer, because their business model needs you to have a problem. Ours is a one-off sale, so the answer costs us nothing to give.
The rule that picks it →A report tells you where you stand. The point is to change that, and then check — so $29.90 includes two more measurements of the same domain, free, any time within 180 days. Make your changes, let the index settle, re-measure. Compare. Do it again.
Each re-measure replays your first report's exact 23 questions word for word — so a number that moved is you, not a reworded question. Both reports print the same question-set id, a fingerprint of the questions themselves; you can check it.
Three measurements — before, after, and verified — for what a consultancy charges for a single phone call.
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