AI visibility tools for agencies: one account for every client

AI visibility tools for agencies track how ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews describe each brand you manage, with every account kept apart and one login for all. Asky gives an agency one contract with a separate workspace for each client, and capacity the agency moves between them as needs change. We compared it with seven others as of 5 November 2026: Peec AI, Otterly.AI, Profound, SE Visible, Scrunch, LLM Pulse and Semrush.

Ad buyers are prioritizing this work. In an IAB study of more than 200 US brand and agency ad decision-makers, optimizing content for AI-generated answers was the top area of increased focus, at 76% (IAB). Every fact about each tool below comes from its own website, checked on 5 November 2026.

Which criteria should AI visibility tools for agencies meet?

An agency tool should let you run many brands without mixing their data or their bills. We applied three tests to every tool on this list.

• It keeps accounts apart. Each brand's prompts, results and settings sit in their own space.
• It gives each brand its own login. The brand's team can see its own data without seeing the rest of your roster.
• It puts everyone on one plan. The agency pays once and can shift capacity between accounts.

Brand owners care about the second test. In a World Federation of Advertisers survey of 46 of the largest brand owners, 73% take active steps to monitor and measure AI visibility. Only 13% have a great deal of visibility into how their agencies use AI (WFA).

1. Asky: best for one contract with a workspace per client

Overview

Asky is an AI-native SEO and GEO platform from Stockholm that closes the loop from insight to execution. An agency gets its own workspace holding one contract, and each client gets its own workspace underneath it.

Strengths

• Each workspace keeps one client's brands, prompts, content and costs invisible to the others, which makes usage reporting per account possible.
• The agency commits to a monthly capacity of workspaces, prompt units and credits; a prompt unit is one prompt, in one market, on one standard engine, for one month.
• Asky lets you move capacity between accounts as needs change, and the console shows what a change costs before you make it.
• The client's own staff join their workspace as an Admin or a Member, and never see other accounts, the agency's capacity or what it is billed.
• Within each workspace, Asky tracks localized answers by market and language, then decides what to do next for that brand and does it.

Weaknesses

• Agency accounts are set up with Asky's team, which sizes the capacity with you, rather than bought at a self-serve checkout.
• Capacity that is bought but not allocated is still billed, so the console shows allocated and unallocated capacity side by side.

Best for

Agencies that want one contract for their whole roster, separate data per client and the freedom to move capacity as needs change.

2. Peec AI: best for agency plans priced in credits

Overview

Peec AI, from Berlin, sells agency plans on a separate pricing page. Each plan holds a pool of credits, where one credit is one prompt on one model for one day.

Strengths

• Three self-serve agency plans and a custom one are priced on a separate page, from $245 a month for US visitors.
• Team users and brand-side users are unlimited on every agency plan.
• Pitch projects let you show a prospect their AI visibility for seven days.

Weaknesses

• Each project needs at least 900 credits from the pool.

Best for

Agencies that want published agency prices and are comfortable sizing each brand in credits.

3. Otterly.AI: best for free agency partner status on a standard plan

Overview

Otterly.AI, based in Austria, runs agencies on its Standard and Premium plans, with extra benefits for approved Agency Partners. Every workspace draws on one shared pool of search prompts.

Strengths

• Standard and Premium include unlimited workspaces, each with its own brands, prompts, reports and team access.
• Agency Partners get 150 prompts on Standard instead of 100, plus branded reporting through Looker Studio.
• Brands can be invited as Viewers who see only their own workspace's reports.

Weaknesses

• Partner benefits need an approved application on top of a Standard or Premium subscription.
• The Lite plan has one workspace, so separate workspaces start on Standard.

Best for

Smaller agencies that want partner benefits on top of a standard plan.

4. Profound: best for a priced workspace per brand

Overview

Profound, based in New York, offers an Agency Growth plan and a custom Agency Enterprise plan. In Agency Mode, each brand gets its own workspace with its own prompts, competitors and settings.

Strengths

• Each client workspace costs $399 a month and includes 100 prompts.
• Ten pitch workspaces a month let you audit a prospect before they sign.
• Consolidated billing puts every account on one invoice.

Weaknesses

• A login limited to one brand's workspace is not described publicly for agency accounts.
• Agency Growth includes five agency seats.

Best for

Agencies that price each brand separately and want pitch workspaces for new business.

5. SE Visible: best for view-only logins on every plan

Overview

SE Visible is SE Ranking's AI visibility product. Its Agency plan costs $399 a month, or $319 a month billed annually, and pools prompts across projects at the account level.

Strengths

• A view-only Client role is included on every plan, and those users see only the projects you share.
• User seats are unlimited, including view-only logins.
• Reports go out as a weekly email, a Data Studio connector, the API or MCP.

Weaknesses

• It has no PDF export yet, according to its own blog.

Best for

Agencies that want every brand's team to log in on any plan and see only its own projects.

6. Scrunch: best for brand workspaces under one agency plan

Overview

Scrunch, based in Salt Lake City and now part of Sitecore, sells Agency Core at $500 a month and a custom Agency Enterprise plan. Each brand gets a workspace inside one agency account.

Strengths

• Agency Core includes three brand workspaces and unlimited licenses.
• Its 250 prompts and 10,000 responses a month are listed for the plan as a whole.
• A Guest role gives a brand's team access to its own workspace only.

Weaknesses

• Agency Core tracks answers in one country.

Best for

Agencies with a few large accounts that want brand-level access controls.

7. LLM Pulse: best for white-label portals

Overview

LLM Pulse, from Barcelona, sells Partner plans for agencies from €1,499 a month with weekly tracking. Each brand is a project in one workspace.

Strengths

• White label comes as a branded subdomain, a full white label on your own domain or embedded dashboards.
• Members can be limited to selected projects, with a view-only role.
• Custom reports send weekly emails with a PDF.

Weaknesses

• The listed Partner prices are for weekly tracking; daily tracking costs more.

Best for

Larger agencies that want to deliver AI visibility under their own brand.

8. Semrush: best for agencies already on Semrush

Overview

Semrush, based in Boston, has no agency plan for AI visibility. It suggests its Starter plan at $199 a month or Pro+ at $299 to agencies with many clients, with one project per brand grouped in folders.

Strengths

• Brands can be free view-only guests on shared projects, or see live dashboards by link.
• White-label reports are an add-on at $20 a month per report.
• An Agency Partners directory listing is available for $90 a month.

Weaknesses

• Each extra team member needs its own AI visibility license to open the toolkit.
• Its former agency kit with a portal for customers is discontinued.

Best for

SEO agencies that already run Semrush and want AI visibility next to their existing projects.

How do agencies get all clients onto one plan?

Choose a tool that bills the agency once and lets you move capacity between accounts. Asky gives the agency one contract with a monthly capacity of workspaces, prompt units and credits, allocated and moved from the Clients console.

Profound prices each client workspace, and Semrush charges $99 a month for each extra domain in its AI brand reports. Peec AI, Otterly.AI, SE Visible and LLM Pulse give one allowance for the whole account instead. A shared allowance suits agencies whose accounts grow and shrink from month to month.

Before you switch, list three numbers for each brand: the prompts it needs, the markets it sells in and the engines its buyers use. Add them up across your roster, then compare that total with each vendor's pool or per-workspace price. Count markets carefully, because several tools here, Otterly.AI among them, count a prompt again for every country it runs in. Keep some capacity unallocated for new business, so a signed prospect can start the same week.

What should a German agency managing ten clients look for?

Look for tracking in each client's markets and languages, separate data per client and one contract. Asky, based in Stockholm, tracks localized, language-specific answers by market and keeps each client in its own workspace.

Check that each workspace tracks the countries and languages that client sells in, and that logins follow the same lines. Our guide to AI visibility tools in Europe compares European vendors on hosting, contracts and languages.

How did we compare these tools?

We read each vendor's pricing page, agency pages and documentation on 5 November 2026, and quote prices as each vendor lists them. Where a vendor's own pages disagree, we say so or leave the claim out.

We did not test onboarding.

Which AI visibility tool should your agency choose?

Choose by how you bill your roster. Asky fits agencies that want one contract, separate workspaces and capacity they can move, next to the SEO and GEO work they deliver. Read how agency workspaces work or see AI visibility tracking for each client.

For reporting, our comparison of AI visibility reporting tools covers GA4, Search Console, APIs and MCP.