One meter for every AI action: creating an article, adding a suggestion to your content roadmap, a content variation, a Knowledge Base iteration, a community reply, an AI edit. Each action has a set credit cost you see up front, an article is 100 credits, a roadmap suggestion 5, an AI edit 4, so you always know what a run costs before you start. Failed runs never spend credits, and tracking, dashboards and monitoring don't touch credits at all.

Contact data for Earned Mentions outreach: finding and verifying the right person behind a listicle, review site or community. 1 data credit = 1 contact lookup. If a lookup returns nothing usable, you're not charged. They're separate from AI credits because third-party data has a real per-lookup cost.

The four answer engines that resolve most B2B research today: ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity and Google AI Mode. Enterprise adds expanded coverage, Copilot, DeepSeek, Grok, Gemini and Claude. We track them daily.

Yes, unlimited countries and locales on every plan. The way it meters: each keyword you track in a locale counts as one keyword against your allowance, so the same keyword tracked in three countries uses three of your keyword slots. Prompts work the same way. No separate per-country fee.

It depends on how much content you create; tracking and monitoring are free. As a rough guide: a full article is ~100 credits, 20 roadmap suggestions ~90, a content variation ~30, an AI edit ~4. Growth's 2,500 credits a month cover a real content program. The platform shows an estimate before every big run and tells you when a top-up pack or the next tier is the cheaper move.

Soft caps everywhere, alerts at 80% and 95%, never a hard stop mid-deliverable. Prompts, keywords and website pages beyond your included volume meter automatically at the published add-on rate (under a monthly cap you set), and the platform tells you when upgrading is cheaper than topping up. Credits don't roll over, but top-up packs never expire.

Adding teammates shouldn't make AI search more expensive. The platform's cost scales with what it tracks and the AI work it executes, not with how many people log in to look at dashboards. Invite your whole company; the bill doesn't move.

Switch the toggle to "For agencies" to see it. Agency plans give you a workspace per client, pitch workspaces to audit prospects before you win them, and the same levers as a brand plan on every client: prompts, keywords, AI credits and contact lookups, sized per workspace. You manage everything from one console with one invoice, and the cost per client drops as you scale, so there's margin to build a real AEO retainer.

On Scale you keep running the platform yourself, but once a month a Reach expert runs a working strategy session with you: a visibility review of what moved, a re-prioritization of your roadmap, and the plan for next quarter, plus on-demand expert chat and a dedicated CSM. That's different from Done For You, where Reach operates the platform for you and our team ships the work every month.

Yes. Starter, Growth and Scale all start with a free 14-day trial, no credit card, the full product (unlimited seats, every feature, never a stripped-down version). Enterprise (SSO, custom volume, a dedicated team) starts with a quick call, talk to sales.

Anytime. Upgrade or downgrade yourself from the app, changes apply from the next cycle. Billing is monthly or annual (annual saves 20%), and there's no lock-in beyond the billing period you're in.

Look at Done For You (Reach Services), the same platform, but Reach experts operate it for you: senior SEO and AEO operators, content engineers, outreach and community specialists. Or, for a lighter touch, a forward-deployed strategist can deploy the ReachOS with your team.