Enterprise AI SEO Package

The Enterprise package contains everything in the Growth package — which itself includes the full Starter foundation — and then scales it and adds capabilities a larger organization needs. Where Growth works a focused set of pages and runs light citation building, Enterprise adds technical and programmatic AI SEO across large, templated page sets, active digital-PR and citation campaigns that earn high-trust mentions, multi-market and multi-language coverage, a dedicated strategist who owns your program end to end, and advanced reporting with attribution that connects AI visibility to leads and pipeline. It is also custom-scoped rather than fixed, because a multi-location healthcare group and a global e-commerce brand need different programs. In short, Growth is a strong mid-tier retainer; Enterprise is a scaled, strategic program for when AI search is a core channel.

Enterprise is designed for larger organizations and multi-market businesses: companies with large or complex websites, multiple product lines or locations, operations across more than one country or language, and internal teams that need a specialist partner. It fits when AI visibility is pipeline-critical or a leadership priority, when you need programmatic coverage across hundreds or thousands of pages, when you require digital PR to win competitive categories, and when you need reporting that ties AI visibility to revenue. It is explicitly not for a small single-location business or a solopreneur — the Starter package at $500 or the Growth package at $1,500 are the sensible, cost-effective tiers there. We will tell you honestly if a lower tier fits your needs, because putting you in an oversized program helps no one.

Enterprise starts from $3,500 per month but is custom-scoped because the right program genuinely varies by organization. The final price depends on concrete factors: how many markets and languages you need covered, the volume of content and the number of templated page types in programmatic scope, how intensive the digital-PR and citation campaign should be, and how deep the reporting and attribution requirements go. A single-country brand with a large site needs a very different program from a business operating across five markets and languages. Rather than force everyone into one figure, we scope your program in a discovery phase and give you a written proposal with scope and price before any commitment, so you can see exactly what the fee covers and approve it with your stakeholders.

Programmatic AI SEO means applying the optimization work — structured data, consistent entity information, internal linking, and extractable, answer-first content — across large sets of pages systematically, using templated page types rather than editing pages one by one. For an enterprise site with hundreds or thousands of pages, that is the only practical way to make AI visibility work cover the whole site. In the Enterprise package we design the entity architecture and schema patterns, implement them across page templates, and ensure the content on those pages is structured so AI engines can understand and quote it at scale. This complements the hand-crafted content and PR work: programmatic coverage gives AI engines a consistent, well-structured site to draw from, while targeted content and citations win the most competitive, high-value prompts.

AI engines weigh breadth and quality of trusted third-party mentions heavily when deciding whom to cite, so earning references in reputable publications and respected industry sources directly improves your chances of being named in competitive AI answers. Digital PR is how we earn those high-trust citations: by developing genuinely newsworthy angles, data or commentary and placing them with publications on editorial merit. This goes well beyond the light citation building in the Growth package, which focuses on directories, reviews and community threads. It is important to be clear that we earn placements rather than buy guarantees — a reputable publication covers you because the story merits it, not because we paid for a promise. Over months, a strong footprint of credible press and industry mentions is one of the most powerful inputs to AI citation in difficult categories.

Yes — multi-market and multi-language coverage is a core part of the Enterprise package and a key reason larger organizations choose it. We extend the optimization, tracking and citation work across each country and language you operate in, so you are visible to AI engines in every market rather than only your home one. We track ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, Copilot and Claude with fixed prompt sets per market, and we report share of voice against your competitors in each one, because your position can differ significantly from market to market. Many global agencies optimise only for English and one region by default, which leaves other markets to competitors. Because AI answers vary by run, user, market and location, we test repeatedly and report with dates and ranges, and markets may compound at different rates.

No, and no legitimate provider can, at any budget. AI engines decide what to say using models and sources outside anyone's control, their answers change over time, and they vary by user, market and location. Digital-PR placements depend on genuine editorial merit, so we earn them rather than guarantee them. What the Enterprise package does is build, scale and measure the inputs that make citations more likely — programmatic technical foundations, a content program, high-trust PR and citations, and multi-market coverage — and then report the outcome honestly, including where a market or prompt is not moving. Attribution for AI-driven discovery is also inherently partial, because AI answers often produce no click to track. Our commitment is a transparent, strategist-led program and honest reporting against your competitors, not a guaranteed result.

Your dedicated strategist owns your Enterprise program end to end. They run the discovery and scoping phase, build the roadmap, coordinate the technical, content, citation and PR execution, run your reporting cadence, and act as your single point of contact rather than a rotating support queue. Practically, that means one senior person who knows your markets, your competitors and your goals, who interprets the data with your stakeholders, and who is accountable for the program's direction each quarter. For a large organization this matters: AI-visibility work spans technical, content and PR disciplines across multiple markets, and a dedicated strategist is what keeps those moving coherently toward business outcomes instead of fragmenting into disconnected tasks. The strategist's credentials are shown in the team section once your program is set up.

Through advanced reporting and agreed attribution, which is one of the main upgrades Enterprise offers over Growth. We report the AI-visibility layer in depth — share of voice across all engines and markets, mention and citation rates, citation-source quality, and accuracy and sentiment — and then, where your systems allow, we connect it to downstream SEO metrics such as impressions and clicks and to qualified leads and pipeline from your analytics and CRM. This lets leadership see the channel's contribution rather than just vanity metrics. We are transparent about the limits: AI-driven discovery often produces no click to track, so attribution is inherently partial, and we report what can and cannot be measured honestly. The goal is a report your stakeholders trust, showing both the AI-visibility movement and its realistic business impact.

You start with a scoping and discovery phase rather than an immediate purchase. Request a custom proposal or book a consultation, and we assign a strategist who audits your sites and markets, clarifies your competitors, goals and the markets and languages in scope, and then produces a written proposal with the program, roadmap and price. You review and approve that with your stakeholders before any work or commitment. From there, implementation runs in planned phases — technical and programmatic foundations first, with content, citation and PR campaigns building over subsequent months — and your strategist runs the reporting cadence and quarterly planning. If, during discovery, we find that the Growth or Starter package would serve you better, we will say so; our aim is the right-sized program, not the biggest one.