For agencies

AI visibility you can actually show a client

Selling this to a client is hard for one reason: most tools hand you a score, and a score does not survive the question “how do you know that”. The evidence does.

The problem with pitching a score

A client who has been sold a dial before will ask what went into it, and the honest answer is usually a weighting somebody chose. You end up defending a vendor’s formula in a room where you should be discussing their business.

The alternative is duller and much easier to defend. You asked twenty buying questions. The client was named in three. Here are the twenty questions, here are the answers verbatim, and here are the pages every answer was built from. Nothing in that is arguable.

The source list is the scope of work

This is the part that turns a measurement into an invoice. When we measured 3 categories end to end on 26 July 2026, reading all 131 sources behind 18 answers, each category came down to a handful of domains. One was decided by a single niche blog. Another by Reddit outright.

For an agency that is a proposal, not a finding. Four domains decide this category, we can realistically get you into two of them, here is what each takes and here is what we will re-measure in ninety days. That is a scope a client can approve, and it is a great deal more concrete than selling GEO as a concept.

It also gives you something to say when a client asks whether this is just SEO renamed. Across those answers, review directories accounted for 1 of 131 sources, 0.8%. Show them that next to their rank report and the difference stops being theoretical.

What you need operationally

1. 1

   Every client from one login

   A switcher rather than a separate seat and invoice per client. Agency covers 50 products, Studio 15, Solo 3, and the measurement is identical on all three.

2. 2

   A frozen question set per client

   If the questions are regenerated each run, your quarter-over-quarter chart is noise and a sharp client will notice. Frozen sets are what make the second measurement mean anything.

3. 3

   A report with your name on it

   Agency adds white-label: your name, your colour, your logo, on a read-only link. The shareable link itself is on every paid plan.

4. 4

   Drafts your team edits rather than writes

   The daily article and the Reddit, dev.to, LinkedIn and X posts come out drafted from that client's own measurement. Your people approve and publish. Nothing posts automatically, which matters more when the account is not yours.

Start with one client, not fifty

The honest advice is to run the free check on a client tonight, read the source list, and see whether it changes what you would say to them tomorrow. If it does not, none of the plans below are worth your money. If it does, Solo at three products is enough to prove it on a couple of accounts before you commit to fifty.

Questions agencies ask

What is the best AI visibility tool for agencies?

The one that lets you show a client the evidence rather than a score. For agency work the three things that matter are tracking every client from one login, seeing the source pages behind each answer so you can turn a measurement into a scope of work, and being able to hand over a report with your name on it. Price matters less than whether the output survives a client asking "how do you know that".

Can I use one account for multiple clients?

Yes. Solo covers 3 products, Studio 15, and Agency 50, all from one login with a switcher between them. Nothing about the measurement changes per plan; the plans differ in how many products you can point it at and how deep the reporting goes.

Can I white-label the reports?

On the Agency plan, yes: your name, your colour and your logo on a read-only link you can send a client. The shareable link itself is on every paid plan, the branding is what Agency adds.

How do I turn this into billable work?

The source list is the scope. When you can show a client the specific pages their category's answers are built from, the proposal writes itself: here are the four domains deciding this, here is which of them we can realistically get you into, here is what that takes. That is a far easier conversation than selling GEO as a concept.

What if a client asks whether this is just SEO with a new name?

Show them the sources. In the categories we measured, the pages deciding the answers were overwhelmingly third-party, and review directories accounted for almost none of them. That is a genuinely different picture from a rank report, and it is the fastest way to make the distinction concrete rather than theoretical.