Ten client properties, free, with no trial clock.
Ten properties on the free plan, each with the full search, crawl and traffic reporting and its own data. Only answer-engine monitoring costs anything, and it is priced per property.
Built for running more than one of everything.
The roster shows every client’s connections and how far its data has got, in one screen.
- Every property stands alone
Its own Search Console connection, its own crawl, its own prompts, segments and annotations. Switching client switches all of it at once.
- Access is granted per user
A client's own team can be added to their property without being handed the rest of your roster, and roles decide who can change a setting and who can only read.
- Segments travel with the report
Save brand against non-brand once, or a folder, or a market. Pick it in the toolbar and every Search Performance report stays scoped to it.
Three clients in. Seven slots still free.
The free plan holds ten properties and never expires.
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Track a client’s brand in ChatGPT and Perplexity, per property.
Each client property carries its own prompts, its own brand vocabulary and its own answers, so one client's share of voice never leaks into another's report.
- Prompts per client
- Written in that client's customers' words, run on the schedule you set, across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity. Ten on Starter, per property.
- The answers, kept
- Every response word for word, so when a report says a rival was named first you can open the answer and show the client the sentence.
- Pitch with a free check
- The free brand check runs one question across all four engines with no account. Run it on a prospect before the first call.
The client report sends itself.
Period performance, query lifecycle and channel mix in one summary, on a cadence set once per client.
- Sent on a schedule
- Weekly or monthly per property, to as many as 20 recipients, by email and in-app notification.
- Annotations carry the story
- Log the migration or the content launch, and each one comes back with a before-and-after click verdict over its own window.
- Opens without an account
- A share link opens the report without a Prism sign-in, and the report view prints from the browser.
Put your first three clients in and see what the reports say.
- client properties on the free plan
- 10
- client properties on the free plan
- reports on every one of them
- 49
- reports on every one of them
- recipients per scheduled report
- 20
- recipients per scheduled report
- backfilled the day a client connects
- 16mo
- backfilled the day a client connects
Questions agencies ask first
Do reports carry my agency's branding?
Reports are Prism-branded today. They reach clients by email, by in-app notification, or through a share link that opens without a Prism account, and the report view prints from the browser.
How do prompt caps work across clients?
Per property. Ten prompts on Starter means ten for that one site, so each client's answer-engine monitoring is sized and billed on its own.
Can a client see their own numbers?
Yes. Add their team to their property and they see that property alone, never the rest of your roster. Roles decide who can change settings and who can only read.
The rest of the platform
- AI Visibility Monitor brand mentions across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity: prompts on a schedule, every answer kept in full, every cited source listed. 18 reports.
- Search Performance 17 reports over your Search Console data: queries in striking distance, cannibalised pages, position changes, month on month, and the day Google swapped the page that ranks.
- Site Health Crawl and Lighthouse-score every page, then sort the findings by what each does to traffic: broken while earning, recoverable losses, upside, housekeeping. 14 reports.
Ten clients, monitored properly, for nothing.
Connect the first client and the 16-month backfill starts on its own. Add the rest as you go. The access Prism asks of each client’s Google account is read-only.