For agencies

Add AI visibility to the retainer

Your clients have started asking whether they show up in ChatGPT, and right now most agencies answer with an opinion. Rivarise turns that question into a tracked metric, a monthly report and a fix list, across the client brands you manage, on one plan covering up to five client brands.

Start tracking free See the Agency plan

Test it on one client for free. Five client brands and unlimited seats on the Agency plan.

What is AEO reporting for agencies? Answer engine optimization reporting is the practice of measuring, for each client you manage, whether generative AI engines cite that client when buyers ask category questions, and packaging the result as a recurring deliverable. Rivarise runs each client's prompts daily across nine engines, scores the outcome, identifies which competitors are winning the answers, and produces a per-domain PDF report plus a live read-only portal you can hand to the client.

The question is already on your next call

Clients read the same headlines you do. The ones who have noticed their organic traffic softening want to know whether AI answers are the reason, and whether you have a view. An honest "we are looking into it" is a weaker answer than a chart.

Today

An opinion, delivered nervously

Someone on the team manually asks ChatGPT a few questions the night before the call.
The screenshot is a single moment, from one session, with no history behind it.
You cannot show whether things improved after last quarter's content work.
A competing agency arrives with an actual dashboard, and the conversation ends.

With Rivarise

A tracked line on a monthly report

Every client domain has its own daily history across nine engines.
Reports generate per domain, with fixes attached to the metric each should move.
Clients get a live read-only portal, so they stop emailing you for interim numbers.
You have a defensible new line item that nobody else in the pitch is measuring.

One flat fee, up to five client brands

The Agency plan is a flat $1,299 per month covering 5 client brands with unlimited seats and all nine engines. It is a fixed ceiling rather than a sliding scale: the per-brand cost falls as you fill the five places and then stops, because the fifth brand is the last one included.

Platform cost per client on the Agency plan

Simple arithmetic: $1,299 per month divided by the number of client brands you track.

1 brand$1,299

2 brands$649.50

3 brands$433.00

5 brands$259.80

Platform cost only, calculated from the published $1,299 per month Agency price. It is not a revenue projection and says nothing about what you should charge. Five client brands is the ceiling, so $259.80 per brand is the floor rather than a waypoint. Each brand gets its own 60 prompts per day, which does not thin out as you add clients.

What you hand the client

Two deliverables cover almost every agency workflow: a document for the monthly meeting and a live link for the weeks in between.

A report per domain

Executive summary, engine-by-engine breakdown, top performing prompts, opportunity gaps, competitor analysis and the fix list, with the raw data in an appendix. Generated per client, on demand.

A live client portal

Read-only access to that client's own numbers, and nothing else. It answers the interim questions that otherwise arrive as emails, and it quietly demonstrates that the work is continuous.

A fix list you can price

Every suggestion names the gap behind a missing citation, which converts naturally into scoped content work. The measurement creates the brief for the next project.

How agencies usually roll this out

The pattern that works is to prove it on one account before you put it in a deck.

Pilot on your own agency site, free

Track your own domain on the Free plan first. You learn the interface, and you get a live example to show clients that is not a demo account.

Add your most curious client

Pick the account most likely to ask about AI anyway. Load 20 to 30 prompts covering their category, comparison and competitor questions, and let a fortnight of daily history accumulate.

Bring one report to one meeting

Do not pitch a new service line. Show the report, let them see which competitors the engines name instead of them, and wait. In most rooms the client asks for it before you offer it.

Move to Agency and roll it across the book

Unlimited seats across your five client brands means every account manager gets a login and every client gets a portal, without arithmetic about who is using which seat.

What each plan gives an agency

Reports and portals begin at Business. The jump to Agency is about client brands rather than engines: Business already covers all nine, and Agency runs the same nine across five brands instead of one.

Capability	Growth, $149	Business, $349	Agency, $1,299
Client brands	1	1	5
Team seats	3	5	Unlimited
Prompts per day	75	80	60 per brand
AI engines	6	9	All 9
Google AI Mode	No	Yes	Yes
PDF reports	No	Yes	Yes
Client portals	No	Yes	Yes
History retention	90 days	Unlimited	Unlimited
Competitor tracking	Yes	Yes	Yes

Client brands

A fixed ceiling on one flat fee, with no per-brand charge below it.

Unlimited

Team seats

Every strategist and account manager gets their own login.

Prompts per day, per brand

Allocated within each brand rather than pooled across the book.

All 9

Engines on every brand

The full engine set on all five, with nothing sold as an add-on.

Best fit for agencies: Agency, $1,299 per month

Five client brands, unlimited seats, 60 prompts per day per brand, all nine engines, plus reports and client portals. Annual billing brings it to $1,104.15 per month. Reselling under your own service requires this plan.

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Questions agencies ask before they commit

Yes, on the Agency plan. You may package AI visibility tracking into your own retainer and deliver reports and portals to clients as part of your service. Reselling or providing the platform to third parties on any lower plan is not permitted under the Terms of Service.

Between 15 and 30 for a typical single-brand client, covering their category questions, their main comparisons and two or three competitor displacement prompts. On Agency each of the five brands gets its own 60 prompts a day rather than drawing on a shared pool, so a 30-prompt client uses half its own allowance and none of anybody else's. The allowance does not thin out as you fill the five places.

No. Every record is scoped to a workspace and isolation is enforced at the database layer, not merely in the interface. A client portal exposes that client's own domain and nothing else, so one client can never see another's prompts, competitors or scores.

That is your call, and it depends on your market and what else is in the retainer. What we can tell you is the input cost: $1,299 per month total, which is $259.80 per brand across the five client brands the plan covers. Most agencies attach it to an existing SEO or content retainer rather than selling it standalone, because the fix list generates the content work that follows.

Most SEO platforms report whether an AI Overview appeared for a keyword and whether your domain was among its links. Rivarise asks nine engines the buying questions directly, stores the full answer text, scores position and sentiment, and names the competitors cited instead of your client. It measures the answer itself rather than the search result that contains one.

Yes, and it is the sensible order. Start free on one domain, move to Business at $349 when you want reports and portals for up to five clients, then to Agency once the sixth client asks for it. Upgrades are prorated and take effect immediately, so nothing is wasted.

Cancelling moves the workspace to the Free plan at the end of the period you paid for, rather than deleting it. Export the reports you need first, because the Free plan retains only seven days of history. Full details are in the Privacy Policy and Refund Policy.

Bring a chart to the next client call

Track your own agency domain free, then add the client most likely to ask about AI first.

Start tracking free

Free plan, no card required. Upgrade when a client asks for the report.