Scale AI Optimization for Clients

Seerly produces client-ready reports covering visibility, sentiment, competitive position, and citation sources, with the underlying AI responses available behind each number when a client pushes back.

The evidence trail is the part that matters in a client review, because the first question after any chart is where the number came from.

• Visibility, sentiment, and citation counts broken out per engine
• Share of voice against the competitor set defined for that client
• Rolling comparisons across 7 days, 30 days, and 3 months
• The verbatim AI response behind any point in the report

Reports describe what was measured between two dates rather than projecting where a client will land next quarter, which is a safer position to defend in a renewal conversation.

Yes. Seerly reports support agency branding, including custom logo placement, so a client review deck can carry your agency identity rather than the platform behind it.

Reports can also be produced on a schedule, which is what stops a monthly reporting cycle from consuming an analyst week every month across a portfolio of clients.

• Custom branding and logo placement on client reports
• Automated monthly report scheduling, configured per client
• PDF and interactive web formats
• Per-client competitor benchmarking included in the same report
• Visibility, sentiment, and citation detail broken out per engine

Enterprise plans cover custom scope where a large portfolio needs something beyond the standard configuration, including custom prompt volume and run frequency.

Seerly records a baseline on the first run for every client and keeps every run after it, so retainer value is argued from a measured before-and-after on a fixed set of prompts.

A fixed prompt set is what makes the claim defensible. The comparison uses the same questions and the same engines every time.

• Baseline captured on the client first run, kept permanently
• Movement in visibility, sentiment, and citation count over rolling windows
• Share of voice against the competitor set the client cares about
• Prompts where the client entered an answer they were previously absent from

Gains compound as published work is crawled and picked up, so the strongest case is usually the trend across several months rather than one run.

A new client can be onboarded in minutes. Seerly needs only a domain, and the first audit completes in roughly 3 to 5 minutes with no credit card required to run it.

Because nothing is installed on the client site, onboarding does not wait on their engineering team, their CMS admin, or an access request.

• No code, no tracking pixel, no DNS change, and no SDK
• No access to client analytics, CMS, ad accounts, or customer data
• Public website pages and public AI engine responses only
• A 7-day free trial, with a 30-day money-back guarantee and cancel anytime

Agencies often run the free audit during the pitch, because the baseline itself makes the case for the engagement.

Team access depends on the plan. Pro includes 5 seats along with priority support, Basic seats are priced individually, and Enterprise plans include unlimited seats.

Seat count usually decides the plan for an agency, since strategists, writers, and account managers all need to sit in the same workspace as the client data rather than passing exports around.

• Basic: seats priced per seat
• Pro: 5 seats included, plus priority support
• Enterprise: unlimited seats and custom scope
• Agent chat allowance: 100 messages per month on Basic, 500 on Pro, unlimited on Enterprise

Prompt volume, run frequency, and audit depth scale with the plan as well, which usually matters more than seat count alone once a client portfolio grows past a handful of domains.

Yes. Each client has their own competitor set, and Seerly measures every brand in it on the same prompts and the same runs, so the benchmark is a like-for-like comparison.

Because competitors come from the same runs as the client, there is no separate data pull to reconcile before a review.

• Share of voice across the client tracked prompt set, per engine
• Prompts where a competitor is recommended and the client is absent
• The citation sources driving each competitor mention
• Movement between runs, so a new entrant surfaces early

The gap list tends to become the next sprint of work for that account, which is what makes the benchmark useful in a client review rather than decorative.

Seerly runs three agents per client that handle the repetitive parts of a retainer, and every output lands in an approvals queue so an account team reviews it before anything reaches the client.

Nothing publishes autonomously, which is what makes the agents usable on client accounts where the agency carries the reputational risk.

• Visibility Agent: tracks where the client appears, where rankings move, and which competitors take positions
• Trend Agent: mines X and Instagram for emerging conversations in the client industry
• Content Agent: turns gaps and trends into publish-ready drafts
• Approvals queue: every draft waits for a person before it moves

Most agencies use the agents to prepare the work and keep the judgment calls with the account team.