AI SEO Packages: Starter, Growth and Enterprise

The three tiers differ in scope and scale, not in the type of work. Starter (~$500/mo) covers the fundamentals for a small business: an audit baseline, on-page and core schema on up to 5 pages, AEO/FAQ content for 3 priority pages, llms.txt and AI-crawler access, and a monthly snapshot across 1–2 engines. Growth (~$1,500/mo) adds momentum: 4–6 content pages a month, entity-consistency cleanup, light citation building, tracking across all major engines with competitor share of voice, and a monthly report plus a call. Enterprise ($3,500+/mo, custom) scales to multi-market organisations with programmatic AI SEO, digital PR and citation campaigns, multi-language coverage, a dedicated strategist, and advanced reporting with attribution. Each tier includes everything in the one below it.

Exclusions are published so you choose honestly. Starter excludes citation and digital-PR campaigns, multi-market or multi-language work, and a dedicated strategist — it is the fundamentals plus a visibility snapshot. Growth excludes large-scale digital PR, programmatic or technical AI SEO at scale, and full multi-market programmes; those live in Enterprise. Enterprise excludes nothing within the AI SEO remit by default, because its scope is built to your requirements; anything outside AI SEO, such as paid-media management, is quoted separately and transparently. We list exclusions because knowing what a tier does not cover is what prevents you paying for scope you cannot yet use, and it makes moving up a tier a deliberate decision tied to a real need rather than an upsell.

Pricing is published in USD — approximately $500/mo for Starter, approximately $1,500/mo for Growth, and from $3,500/mo for Enterprise — and it is confirmed against your audit before any work begins. The Starter and Growth figures are standard monthly rates for the published scope; Enterprise is custom because its scope varies by markets, languages and depth. There are no hidden setup fees folded into the monthly number. What can change the final figure is the scope itself — for example the number of pages, engines, markets or languages — which is why we confirm it against your audit first. If a lower tier covers what you actually need this quarter, we will say so rather than quoting you into a larger package.

Yes, and most businesses do exactly that. The tiers are monthly and designed to let you scale as your needs grow. A common path is starting on Starter to get the fundamentals and a first read on AI visibility, then moving to Growth once you want regular content, entity cleanup and full engine tracking with share of voice, and later to Enterprise when you expand into new markets or need programmatic work and a dedicated strategist. Because each tier includes everything in the one below it, moving up adds scope without redoing earlier work. You can also move down if your needs change. We will flag when a change of tier makes sense based on what you are actually using and the results you can see in reporting.

Each tier is judged against its own defined deliverables plus a shared measurement model. For Starter, we check the fundamentals are in place — on-page and schema coverage on the target pages, llms.txt and crawler access configured — and report a monthly AI-visibility snapshot on 1–2 engines. For Growth, we add share of voice against a fixed competitor set across all major engines, mention and citation rates, the content shipped, and standard SEO metrics joined to Search Console and analytics. For Enterprise, we report those per market and language, plus programmatic coverage, digital-PR citations earned, and attribution-level reporting. Across all tiers, because AI answers vary, we test repeatedly and report ranges with dates rather than a single snapshot.

They cover both, in one scope. Every tier includes classic SEO fundamentals — on-page optimisation, technical health and useful content — alongside AI-answer visibility work: citable content, structured data and schema, llms.txt and AI-crawler access, entity consistency, and share-of-voice tracking across the major AI engines. We deliver them together because the signals overlap: clear, well-structured, trustworthy content that ranks in Google is also what AI engines retrieve and quote. Measurement reflects both halves too — standard SEO metrics such as impressions, clicks and qualified leads, plus AI metrics like mention rate, citation rate and share of voice. So you are not choosing between SEO and AI visibility; the package does both, with the higher tiers adding reach and depth.

We track the engines your customers actually use: ChatGPT (OpenAI), Gemini and Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, Microsoft Copilot, and Anthropic's Claude. The difference by tier is breadth. Starter includes a monthly snapshot across 1–2 engines — enough to establish a baseline and see early movement. Growth tracks across all major engines and adds competitor share of voice, so you can see how you compare, not just whether you appear. Enterprise extends that tracking per market and per language, which matters when the same prompt returns different answers in different regions. During your audit we identify which engines and language mix your specific customers rely on, so tracking and effort focus where your buyers are rather than being spread evenly for its own sake.

No. No legitimate provider can guarantee that an AI engine will cite you or that you will rank for a given term, because those outcomes depend on models, indexes and sources outside any agency's control, and AI answers vary by user, location and run. What every tier does is improve and measure the inputs that make rankings and citations more likely: consistent entity information, directly quotable content, valid structured data, crawl access for AI bots, and a footprint of trusted mentions. We then report movement honestly, with dates and ranges. The value of the packages is a fixed scope, published pricing, and a transparent measurement model — so you can see progress and decide each month whether to continue, rather than relying on a promise.

Yes. Startups often fit Starter or Growth well, because AI visibility rewards clear, well-structured information and does not depend on an aged domain, so a focused startup can become a cited answer for a specific question relatively quickly. Agencies are a core audience: productized scope and published per-tier pricing make the work easy to resell, quote and manage on behalf of clients, without the open-ended risk of sub-contracting hourly consulting. Growth and Enterprise suit most agency clients, with Enterprise covering multi-market and multi-language programmes and a dedicated strategist. We can align reporting to your client-facing cadence, and the mention/citation/share-of-voice model gives agencies clear numbers to present to their own clients each month.

The sequence is the same at every tier, which keeps it predictable. First, we run or confirm your AI visibility audit to establish a baseline across classic search and AI answers. Second, we map the findings to your chosen package and confirm the exact scope, so you approve what will be done before anything is billed. Third, we execute the fixed deliverable list for your tier — on-page, schema, content, entity and access work, plus citations on Growth and Enterprise. Fourth, we report monthly against the same measurement model used in your audit, with next-month actions. To begin, we need your website, your main target markets, and the competitors you want measured against; from there we build the prompt set and baseline.