Pricing
Free tier for initial audits, then Agency and Firm for recurring audits, verified-fix records, and agency deliverables.
Audit
Record what each named protocol observed.
Diagnose
Trace each production finding to evidence.
Verify
Re-run the protocol required by the remediation.
Plans aligned to real operating cadence
Free is for testing a small number of targets. Every tier includes the PDF report and sealed evidence bundle; Agency adds recurring audits with verification records, weekly monitoring for 10 sites, and API access, and Firm adds agency-scale volume and weekly monitoring for 25 sites plus the Monday roster letter — white-label on every paid plan.
Full scope statement
Generative Metrics is an AI access assurance service. The AI Access Audit records the robots and AI-usage-header policy that applies to each documented AI actor — GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, and others — plus one request carrying each actor's own token, and what a non-JavaScript fetch receives versus what a browser renders. Results are PASS, FAIL, INCOMPLETE, or AI Access Blocked with a sealed evidence bundle and evidence-linked remediations; a rescan reports each fix as VERIFIED, NOT VERIFIED, or INDETERMINATE. No universal score. No promises about AI behavior.
Free
$0
Live access
One full site audit (up to 25 URLs), once, plus 5 single-page audits every month. The 25-URL site audit is once per account — ever. Not monthly.
- 5 single-page audits per month
- One full site audit (up to 25 URLs), once
- PDF report and sealed evidence bundle
- Evidence-linked findings and remediations
- Finding-specific verification on later scans
- 3 tracked queries · 1 ask per query per week
Agency
Recommended for recurring audits$300
per month
Recurring audits for client work: 5 site audits every month (each up to 25 URLs), white-label PDF reports, weekly monitoring for 10 sites, and API access.
- 5 site audits per month (125 URL audits)
- Single-page audits drawn from the same allowance
- PDF report and sealed evidence bundle
- White-label PDF reports
- API access under the shared monthly allowance
- Completion webhooks and evidence-first email results
- Weekly monitoring for 10 sites
- Client folders and private client links included
- Side-by-side comparisons: pair any two audited pages
- 25 tracked queries · up to 7 asks per query per week · receipt exports
Firm
$500
per month
Agency-grade delivery: 25 site audits every month (each up to 25 URLs), white-label PDF reports, weekly monitoring for 25 sites, and the highest audit volume.
- 25 site audits per month (625 URL audits)
- Single-page audits drawn from the same allowance
- PDF report and sealed evidence bundle
- White-label PDF reports
- API and webhooks under the shared monthly allowance
- Weekly monitoring for 25 sites, with the Monday roster letter
- Client folders and private client links included
- Side-by-side comparisons: pair any two audited pages
- 25 tracked queries · up to 7 asks per query per week · receipt exports
1 site audit = up to 25 URL audits; single-page audits draw from the same URL-audit pool.
We reply within 1 business day.
If an audit fails to complete, it consumes no allowance. You only ever pay for audits that produce a result.
Experimental visibility panel: attributed instrument logs — a different evidence class from sealed audit evidence.
The Firm plan math
25 client sites · weekly monitoring · white-label PDFs — $500/mo total. That's $20 per client per month — a worked example at prices you set. Bill it inside your existing retainer — at $99–150 per client, about five clients cover the plan and the other twenty are margin.
Monitoring and verdicts
A monitored site is a target URL audited automatically on a weekly schedule (quota-exempt), tracked for changes across scans, and reported in the Monday roster letter.
Weekly monitoring with change detection across all your sites. The Monday roster letter ships with paid monitoring — Agency and Firm: every monitored site, one weekly email. See a sample Monday letter →
When an agency plan lapses, private client links become unavailable immediately (re-activated when the plan is restored); sealed audit records in your account remain preserved.
INCOMPLETE means required evidence was not obtained — the record states exactly what was refused or missing. It is never a hidden failure.
Every scan names the protocol set it ran under. Cross-version comparisons resolve INDETERMINATE; we tell you before you compare.
Corrections are published at /errata; look up any scan id to see whether a defect or erratum applies.
Verdict rules and fixed conventions are published, not hidden — read the conventions →
Audits blocked by the site's bot management consume no quota.
Only audits that produce an audit result consume quota: completed records, terminal-error INCOMPLETEs, and robots-disallow FAILs. An INCOMPLETE blocked or throttled at the site's front door — where the only thing measured is the block itself — consumes no quota, is marked exempt on the record, and states the reason. An INCOMPLETE that also records real findings is a produced audit and consumes quota.
The Protected Sites flow is the self-serve path when a site's bot management blocks the scanner — register, one WAF rule, verify — the two-minute setup path.
Trackers and Generative Metrics
Trackers stop at the scoreboard. We report the scoreboard too — with the receipts attached — plus the audit that explains it.
| Aspect | Tracker tools | Generative Metrics |
|---|---|---|
| What it answers | Did AI cite us? | Why won't AI read us? |
| Scope | One brand's rankings | Page-level sealed evidence across your client list |
| Deliverable | A dashboard | White-label PDF + verifiable evidence bundles |
| Role | They watch the scoreboard | Complement — they watch the scoreboard, you fix the site |
| We never promise citations or rankings; we prove what blocks them. | ||
Scale plan
For materially higher volume or enterprise rollout needs, use a direct commercial path. Volume beyond Firm (25 monitored sites) is priced via custom commercial agreement through the Scale plan rather than automated overage metering.