Most agencies hand you a list of GEO tactics and a "contact us" for the price. We do the opposite: four services that chain in a deliberate order — measure, become legible, earn mentions, defend the position — each mapped to the six-step method and each with a number published below. Start with one, or run them as a program. Either way, you will know what you are buying and what it costs before anyone calls you.
The standard GEO pitch is a bundle: schema, content, a few mentions, a dashboard. It sounds comprehensive and tends to disappoint, because the pieces depend on each other in an order most bundles ignore. Earning mentions before your entity is coherent wastes them, because the engines cannot confidently attach the mention to a clear "you." Buying a monitoring dashboard before you have anything worth monitoring measures an absence. Restructuring content before you know which engine is failing you optimizes a guess.
The order is the strategy. You measure first, so the work is aimed; you make the entity legible next, so everything after it has something to attach to; you earn citation-grade mentions once they will land; and you monitor so the position holds as the engines shift. Each of our four services is one of those moves, priced on its own, and built to hand off cleanly to the next. You can enter at the step you need and stop when the job is done — which is the opposite of a bundle designed to keep you paying for all of it indefinitely.
A concrete example of the order mattering: a SaaS company once came to us convinced it needed a big content push, the tactic its previous agency had sold. The audit showed the opposite — its content was fine, but the engines could not tell its product apart from a similarly named competitor, so every mention it earned was being credited to the wrong entity. The fix was entity and schema work, not more content, and it cost a fraction of the campaign that had been proposed. That is what sequencing buys you: the cheapest move that actually works, found before you spend on the expensive one that does not.
Where you stand across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and AI Overviews: your share of model, the sources cited instead of you, and which step is failing. The free snapshot is a real baseline; the full audit is the map everything else follows.
Free snapshot · €3,500 full
Explore AI Visibility Audit →A coherent, verifiable entity the engines can name with confidence — Organization and author data, knowsAbout, Knowledge Graph alignment, consistent description everywhere. The foundation Claude and Gemini reward most, and every engine relies on.
€2,900 – €4,400
Explore Entity & Schema →Citation-grade presence on the third-party sources engines actually read — Reddit, review platforms, comparison pages, video — structured to survive summarization so your brand stays in the answer, not just the background.
€4,800 – €7,200 / quarter
Explore Citation Engineering →Managed, not another dashboard: weekly multi-engine tracking, drift triage, and the corrections we make at source. Citations are volatile, so a position won has to be held — this is the loop that holds it.
€1,500 – €2,600 / month
Explore AI Monitoring →Most brands begin with the audit, because it is free to start and it tells you which of the other three you actually need. From there, two paths. Some take exactly one next step — a brand with strong content but a muddy entity goes straight to entity and schema; one already legible but absent from the sources its category cites goes to citation engineering. Others, usually those further behind or moving fast, run the full sequence as a managed program, which is what the GEO agency engagement is: all four services delivered in order, against one measured baseline.
Either way the logic is the same, and it is worth saying plainly because it is rare: we will tell you the smallest version of the work that will move your numbers, even when that points to one service rather than four. An agency paid to find problems can always find more of them; we would rather keep a client for being honest about what they need than lose one for overselling what they do not. The sequence exists to make the work efficient, not to maximize the invoice.
The four services are how the work is packaged; the six-step method is why it is ordered the way it is. The audit covers measurement and diagnosis. Entity and schema make your brand legible and verifiable. Citation engineering earns the off-site mentions that most AI citations actually depend on — by recent counts, engines are several times more likely to cite a brand through a third party than through its own site. Monitoring defends the position as the engines refresh. Read the method to understand the reasoning; use the services to put it into practice.
If you want to see how the same logic plays out engine by engine, the by-engine pages translate it for ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and Claude and Gemini — same services, aimed at each engine's particular mechanics.
This is the through-line that makes the services more than a price list: one diagnosis, one entity, one body of earned authority, defended over time, expressed differently for each engine. A competitor selling you "schema" or "content" as standalone products has no such spine, which is why their results tend to be scattered. The work holds together because the method does, and the method is published in full for anyone to check before they spend a euro with us.
These are honest starting points, not contracts. Scope moves with the size of your site, your category, and how far behind you are starting, and we quote any work beyond the published scope before it happens. But you will never get a blank "contact us" from us where a number belongs. If a price here is in range for you, the next step is the free audit, which tells you which of these you actually need. And if it is not in range, you will know that now, in ten seconds on this page, rather than after a discovery call designed to talk you into it — which is its own small kind of respect for your time.
These services fit B2B SaaS companies, roughly €1M to €20M in revenue, whose buyers have started asking AI engines which tools to consider — and who can feel the cost of not being in those answers. If that is you, the audit will size the gap honestly, and the service that follows will be the one that closes it, not the one with the biggest invoice. The AC Group has earned attention online for 27 years, through every shift in how it gets distributed; these four services are simply that discipline, packaged for the way attention works now.
If you are earlier than that — a brand the engines barely know yet — the honest answer is usually to start with the entity foundation and a focused round of earned mentions, and to hold off on monitoring until there is a position worth defending. If you are further along and already cited, monitoring and targeted citation work matter more than another audit. The point of publishing all four with their logic is that you can place yourself on the sequence and see, before you talk to us, roughly where your money belongs. We will confirm it honestly once we have measured, but you should not have to buy a consultation just to learn where you stand.
No. The services are designed to chain in sequence, but each stands on its own and most engagements start with one. Nearly everyone begins with the audit, because it tells you which of the others you actually need. From there you can take the next step that the audit identifies, or run the full program if the gap is broad. We would rather sell you the one service that moves your numbers than a bundle you do not need.
Because hidden pricing wastes everyone’s time and usually signals that the number changes based on how much budget the agency thinks it can extract. Our prices are on each service page. They are not the whole story — scope varies — but they are an honest starting point that lets you decide whether a conversation is worth having before you sit through a sales call. Transparency is also, frankly, a competitive advantage in a field where it is rare.
The six-step method is the logic; the four services are how the work is packaged and delivered. The audit covers measurement and diagnosis; entity & schema covers making your brand legible and verifiable; citation engineering covers earning the off-site mentions that most citations depend on; and monitoring covers defending the position over time. Read the method to understand the why, then the services to see how each part gets done.
It tells you where you stand across five engines and which of these four services you actually need — in forty-eight hours, with no sales call. The honest first step, whichever way it points.
