Keeps each client separate
No cross-contamination between corpora. A competitor tracked for one client does not appear in another's leaderboard, and each product's writing plan is built only from its own questions.
Reporting and agency
Ten clients, ten corpora, one login
10
products on Agency, each with its own corpus, plan, and report
The products row in the plan comparison. Basic is 1, Growth 3.
The people getting the most out of this are consultants and small agencies who already publish weekly for clients and want to bill an AI-visibility line on top. That shape needs the same product repeated, cleanly separated, rather than one dashboard with a client filter on it.
So a product is the unit of everything: its own questions, its own corpus, its own leaderboard, its own plan, its own report link. The switcher moves between them and the check budget is shared across the account.
Where it lives: The product switcher in the dashboard header.
What it does
Shares the budget, not the data
Checks are capped per account over a rolling day, so a client in an active month can use more of the budget than one in a quiet one. The surface tells you when the cap frees up.
Gives every client a link
One shareable report per product, openable without a login, which is what makes this billable as a deliverable rather than as a tool subscription.
How it works
- Every query in the product is scoped to (user, product). That is enforced in SQL rather than in application code, which is also what makes the login-free share links safe.
- Adding a product is done from the switcher. Hitting the product cap raises a notice naming your own numbers and where the cap resets, instead of a bare server error.
- Auto-scan cadence is per product, so ten clients are refreshed independently.
What it does not do
- One login. There are no seats, roles, or per-client user accounts yet, so a team shares credentials or shares a browser.
- No white-labelling. Reports are branded as CueScout.
- The check budget is per account, not per product, so ten products on one plan means each is checked less often than one product on the same plan.
Which plans have it
Products tracked. Products tracked, by plan.
| Basic | Growth | Agency |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 3 | 10 |
Read the full plan comparison.
Frequently asked questions
Can I have more than ten products?
Agency is the top published tier. Beyond it we quote against the same rates rather than pretending there is a hidden enterprise plan.
Do clients get their own login?
Not yet. They get a report link that needs no account, which covers most of what client access is asked for.
Is the check budget per client?
Per account. Agency is 120 checks a day across the roster, which is enough for ten fifteen-question libraries checked on a rotation.
Related features
Reporting and agency
Every feature we publish Opportunity Report
The whole picture for one product on one page, shareable with a prospect or a client who has no login.
Reporting and agencyShare links
The mechanism behind login-free reports: signed tokens, user-scoped queries, and an honest account of the trade-offs.
MonitoringAI visibility monitoring
Scheduled per-engine checks with a 0-100 score, tracked separately for being named and for being linked.
Run it on your own product
Start with the free visibility check to see whether the engines name you today, then run the scan that shows which pages they used instead.