AI visibility audits and monthly AEO plans.

Three free findings provide a focused starting view and one priority next step. The one-time $299 diagnostic adds a broader evidence review and prioritized 30/60/90-day action plan. Monthly plans fund implementation: Foundation is $999, Growth is $1,999 and Authority Engine is $3,999 in USD. Choose a plan after scope and fit are confirmed. Compare the audit and implementation workflow.

Only when the written checkout offer expressly includes it. For the same client and domain, an eligible subscription must begin within 30 days of diagnostic delivery. The $299 credit can apply once to the first monthly payment; it is non-cash, non-transferable, capped at that service charge, and excludes taxes and third-party costs. Check the diagnostic credit terms before purchase.

Choose Foundation when technical or on-page quality is the main blocker, Growth when content and earned authority must move together, and Authority Engine when two workstreams, broader site scale or a dedicated campaign are justified. The three free findings can indicate the smallest sufficient scope.

Yes. Cancel through the billing instructions or by emailing hello@brandilite.com to stop the next renewal. Cancellation normally takes effect at the end of the paid period. Fees are generally non-refundable after work or the service period begins, with no ordinary prorated refund. Written checkout terms and refunds required by law still apply. Read the full cancellation and refund terms.

There is no long fixed contract in the standard offer. However, AI visibility and authority trends often require multiple crawl and reporting periods, so one month should be treated as a baseline and implementation start—not a complete growth cycle.

No. Capacity is a monthly prioritization ceiling, not a bank of hours or deliverables. If access or approval blocks one item, Brandilite moves to the next approved queue item where possible and records the dependency.

Yes, subject to capacity and fit. A change applies to a future billing period after the current queue, open approvals and implementation dependencies are reconciled.

Paid media, sponsored placements, custom application development, major migrations, full redesigns, third-party software licences and unusually large data acquisition are excluded unless separately approved in writing.

Yes, where the client’s CMS, Webflow or platform access safely permits. Changes are documented with affected URLs, rationale and verification. Work requiring a product engineering team or custom application release remains client-owned or separately scoped.

Typical work includes crawlability, indexation, robots directives, XML sitemaps, canonical signals, redirects, internal linking, metadata, structured data, duplicate content, rendering risks, Core Web Vitals priorities and page-template quality.

When access exists, analytics, conversion events, crawl and page-discovery data can strengthen the diagnosis. Platform limitations and missing history are disclosed in reports.

Available Semrush, Ahrefs and crawler data can support competitive, keyword, backlink and technical diagnosis. A client-specific enterprise subscription or paid seat is not included automatically.

Migration risk analysis, URL mapping priorities and pre-launch checks can enter the queue, but a large migration or full redesign exceeds the standard monthly scope and needs separate approval.

Issues are ranked by expected business impact, confidence, site coverage, effort, dependency and verification method. A severe-looking audit flag is not automatically prioritized if it has little material effect.

SEO (search engine optimization) improves crawlability, indexing, relevance and authority for search. AEO (answer engine optimization) makes pages answer buyer questions clearly. GEO (generative engine optimization) strengthens the source quality, entity evidence and third-party corroboration that can help generative systems understand and cite a brand. They share the same foundation.

No special GEO schema guarantees visibility. Structured data is used when it accurately describes visible content, while crawlability, usefulness, clear entities, evidence and authority remain the core work.

It is a new or substantially rebuilt page designed around a real buyer question or decision. It may include concise answers, definitions, comparisons, evidence, methodology, visible FAQs, internal links and a clear conversion path.

Yes. Updating an existing high-potential page is often more valuable than adding another URL. The queue can consolidate, rewrite, expand, redirect or internally link existing content when evidence supports it.

Where supported, reports combine platform data with sampled buyer prompts. Brand mentions, affirmative recommendations and visible supporting citations are recorded separately, alongside competitor presence, referrals and conversions. Answers vary by engine, location, wording, model and time; samples are directional evidence.

No. Brandilite improves eligibility, clarity, evidence and authority, but no agency controls an AI system’s response, search ranking, citation choice or recommendation.

Research, asset preparation, reclamation and qualified outreach are included by plan. A third-party publisher decides whether to mention or link, so backlinks are earned outcomes rather than guaranteed monthly inventory.

It must be topically relevant, credible to the target audience, editorially defensible and feasible for the brand. Traffic, source reputation, citation context and risk matter more than a single domain metric.

Growth and Authority plans can improve company, founder, author, reviewer and expert profiles so names, roles, claims, credentials and links are consistent across the site and relevant third-party surfaces.

Yes, where relevant. Work may include discovery, accuracy checks, corrections and gap prioritization across industry directories, software platforms, ecommerce ecosystems, professional profiles and trusted databases.

These are legitimate editorial routes such as expert commentary, source requests, contributor pitches, research citations, partner resources and relevant industry articles. Submission or placement is not guaranteed.

No. Brandilite does not sell automated or guaranteed ranking links. Any paid or sponsored relationship must be transparent and use the appropriate link qualification.

No. Onboarding, access requests, queue approvals, delivery notes and reporting are asynchronous by default. That keeps decisions written, reviewable and easier to act on across time zones.

You receive written onboarding, an access checklist, measurement validation, a baseline plan and the first prioritized queue. Authority Engine also requires asynchronous fit approval before payment.

Technical and content changes can be verified after release, but answer visibility, demand, citations and authority often change over multiple crawls and reporting periods. Reports distinguish shipped work and validated fixes from outcomes that still need time.

The report covers work shipped, changed URLs, validation evidence, sampled AI visibility, cited-source presence, earned mentions or sources, referral and conversion data, limitations and the next priority queue.

Where tracking is configured, Brandilite reviews GA4 events, lead or purchase actions, landing-page performance, organic conversions, AI referral visits and assisted outcomes. Checkout clicks are kept separate from confirmed revenue unless a verified success signal exists.

Typical access includes the CMS or Webflow project, analytics and conversion reporting, plus any approved research platforms needed for the active workstream. Access is requested according to the active workstream and should use the least privilege needed.