Start with one market or build a multi-market program. Transparent USD fees with defined service allowances. Your proposal confirms the final market, language and delivery scope.
$1,980 / month
$990 one-time setup
365-day total including setup: $24,750
$3,980 / month
$1,980 one-time setup
365-day total including setup: $49,740
$7,980 / month
From this scope. $3,980 one-time setup
365-day total including setup: $99,740
15 questions · 3 platforms · 1 market · 1 language. A baseline and action plan delivered within 10 business days after complete inputs.
One-time diagnostic. Managed programs run for 365 days; monthly amounts show the service-fee schedule, not a month-to-month cancellation plan. Taxes are additional where applicable. Enterprise scope and final fees require a proposal.
| Included scope | Growth | Scale | Enterprise starting scope |
|---|---|---|---|
| Target markets / content languages | 1 / 1 | 2 / 2 | 3 / 3 |
| Tracked questions across the entire program | 50 | 100 | 200 |
| Agreed platforms per tracked question | 3 | 4 | 5 |
| Measurement waves per month | 4 | 4 | 4 |
| Observations per question / platform / wave | 2 | 2 | 2 |
| Planned observations per month | 1,200 | 3,200 | 8,000 |
| New content units per month | 4 | 8 | 12 |
| Existing-page updates per month | 4 | 8 | 12 |
| Qualified outreach attempts per month | 5 | 10 | 20 |
| Monthly strategy review | 1 × 45 minutes | 1 × 60 minutes | 2 × 60 minutes |
| One-time setup fee | $990 | $1,980 | $3,980 |
| 365-day service fee | $23,760 | $47,760 | $95,760 |
| 365-day total including setup | $24,750 | $49,740 | $99,740 |
Questions, content units and updates are total allowances across the included markets, not repeated allowances for each country. Platform coverage depends on agreed market availability and permitted access. Unavailable observations are reported separately rather than counted as brand absence.
Your proposal names the market, language, platforms, content formats and approval responsibilities before work begins.
One original page or article in one agreed language, up to 1,200 English words or an agreed local-language equivalent, including research, editing and one consolidated revision. Translation into another language counts as another unit. Design, video production and complex development are separately scoped.
Kickoff, access review, brand evidence intake, question-map configuration, baseline sampling and a prioritized backlog. The diagnostic is optional and is not automatically charged or credited against setup.
No. An outreach attempt means a documented, relevant pitch to an approved source. Publishers decide whether to respond or publish. Paid placements, sponsorships and third-party fees require separate approval and are not included.
Yes, through a change request defining additional questions, native-language review, source research and delivery capacity. New market fees are quoted against that scope rather than treated as a translation-only add-on.
No service can guarantee a fixed AI answer, a recommendation, a ranking or sales. We commit to the agreed work, measurement method and reporting cadence. Results depend on your market, evidence, website, competitors and platform changes.
The program length is 365 days with 12 monthly service invoices and a one-time setup fee. Cancellation, tax treatment, payment method, renewal and any changes are specified in the signed agreement. The website does not accept payment or activate a subscription.
Compare the full 365-day commitment, content allowances and implementation responsibilities. Read our GEO budget planning guide for setup fees, totals and common scope questions. A standalone SEO audit or development project is quoted separately after reviewing its requirements.
Growth includes one market; Scale includes two; the Enterprise starting scope includes three. A six-country program requires a separately confirmed scope and quote. Questions, languages and content units remain total program allowances.
Read the six-country budget guide or discuss a tailored regional proposal.
Choose a plan you can put to work. The right scope depends on your markets, languages, approval capacity and the number of commercially important pages that need attention. Compare the whole 365-day commitment and program allowances, then confirm implementation responsibilities and additional costs in the proposal.
A larger content allowance only helps if product experts can provide facts and reviewers can approve pages. Estimate your monthly capacity to review new drafts, verify updates and implement technical changes. Where approval capacity is limited, prioritize fewer high-value decisions instead of commissioning a queue of unfinished work.
Illustrative planning example: a two-market business may want English service pages plus localized product explanations. Treat each language version as a separate content unit, then reserve capacity for updates to existing pages. The number of markets alone does not describe that workload.
Before signing, reconcile the proposal with the published plan: total questions, platform interfaces, observation schedule, new content, updates, outreach, revisions and review time. Scope changes need an agreed price and acceptance criteria; they should not be hidden inside a monthly report.
Tell us your market, category and growth objective.
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