Why is one measurement not enough?
Because the result is a snapshot. An AI answer to the same question can differ on another day, and a search position moves on its own. One research tells you where you stand; re-measuring the same question set monthly tells you which way you are going — and that is what you can decide on.
What do you set up?
Domain
The one you want watched. Your plan sets how many: Starter 1, Growth 3, Scale 10 domains.
Frequency
Monthly on Starter; Growth and Scale also offer a weekly rhythm.
Start
From then on the measurement runs by itself. When your visibility changes you get an alert — you do not have to keep checking.
What does it cost?
| Free | Starter | Growth | Scale | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full research in the app | not available | 600 credits | 400 credits | 400 credits |
| Monitor run | — | 300 credits | 200 credits | 200 credits |
| Monitored domains | — | 1 | 3 | 10 |
| Rhythm | — | monthly | weekly too | weekly too |
| Tracked keywords | 10 | 10 | 25 | 50 |
| GEO engines in the probe | 1 | 1 | 2 | 2 |
Which rhythm should you choose?
- Monthly — right for most small businesses. The effect of content work is measured in weeks, not days.
- Weekly — when a campaign is running, or when you want to see the effect of a specific technical fix quickly.
- Several domains — one per client at an agency; for your own brand rarely more than one, unless the blog or the shop runs on a separate subdomain.
What happens if I give a domain with no previous research?
The first run then starts at full price, because a full research genuinely has to be done — the discounted monitor price applies to repeats. The interface states this when you set it up.
Can I stop monitoring?
Yes, at any time. Reports already produced remain; older monitor reports are archived after a while.
How many credits does it use per month?
A question of rhythm and plan: a weekly rhythm with a 200-credit monitor run is roughly 800 credits a month for one domain. The interface estimates it before you start.
Can I monitor a competitor?
Monitoring measures the visibility of your own domains. For mapping competitors, competitor gaps and the full research's competitor analysis are the tools.