AI doesn’t do runner-up.Neither should you.

Because citations do not compound in 30. Placements have to be published, crawled, and then repeated by a model before they show up in an answer, which is a 6 to 10 week arc on a good run. A monthly rolling deal would let us bill you through the part where nothing is visible yet, and let you cancel right before the part where it is.

Volume and coverage. 200 tracked prompts instead of 100, 15 assets a month instead of 10, 25 placements across the term instead of 15, a technical fix cycle every month instead of two a quarter, entity work across your products and your people rather than the company alone, plus original research and a board summary written to be forwarded. Same work, roughly double the surface.

No, and neither can anyone else. The engines re-rank without notice and nobody outside the labs controls the output. What we guarantee is the work in the scope, a measured baseline, and a monthly report that shows a flat month as flat.

It should not. Your team owns the narrative and the product story; this owns the surfaces a model reads, which is mostly other people's websites. Where the two meet is the on-site assets, so we take the prompts you are losing and leave the rest of the calendar alone. We will happily brief your writers instead of writing, and the price does not change.

Usually not. Classic SEO optimises for a ranked page of links; this optimises for being the source a model quotes when there is no page of links. There is overlap in the technical layer, so we ask for read access to what they have shipped and stay out of their way.

It ships in week one because it costs us an hour, and then we stop talking about it. There is no public evidence that any major engine reads it as a ranking input. If an agency has built its pitch on llms.txt, schema-for-AI and content chunking, you are being sold plumbing as strategy.

The people on the call. Placements and Reddit participation are done under real names by people who already have standing in those communities, which is the whole reason they land. Nothing is offshored to a content farm.

You keep everything: the assets, the entity work, the placements, the research and the baseline data. You can stop, renew at the same scope, or drop to Domination once the foundation is built and the volume stops being the constraint. There is no auto-renewal and no clause that makes leaving expensive.