- 1 scan / month
- 8 free SEO & GEO tools (llms.txt, schema, redirects…)
- No card required
- Fix plan — top finding preview only
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A free account runs 1 scan a month and sees the complete report — your visibility score, all four engines’ answers, the competitors they recommend instead, and a preview of your top fix. No credit card. Paid plans add the full fix plan, real cited sources from every engine, more scans, tracked prompts and weekly re-scans.
Basic is $29/mo, Pro $99/mo and Growth $399/mo, billed monthly with no lock-in. The difference is volume: 15 / 50 / 100 reputation scans a month, 1 / 3 / 10 monitored projects, and 25 / 100 / 350 tracked buyer prompts. Enterprise is billed annually and quoted per brand.
Visibility is the share of buyer questions where an engine actually named your brand — named in half the answers is 50%. It is separate from favorability, which weighs how positive those mentions were. There is no universal “good” number, so the report shows the same score for the rivals the engines recommended instead: the gap is the number worth acting on.
Add your brand as a project and Kairosy asks ChatGPT the questions your buyers actually ask — best tool for the job, is it worth it, alternatives to a rival — then classifies each answer as positive, neutral, negative or competitor-preferred. Gemini, Claude and Perplexity are checked in the same pass, and monitored projects re-run every Monday with an email on what changed.
ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity — on every scan, on every plan, including free. Enterprise can extend coverage to further engines such as Grok, Copilot and DeepSeek.
Monitored projects are re-scanned weekly — every Monday — on all paid plans, and you get an email with the movement and any new negatives. Tracked prompts run more often: weekly on Basic, daily on Pro and Growth. You can also re-run any scan by hand whenever you want.
GEO is optimizing for answer engines instead of ten blue links: making sure ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity know your brand exists, describe it correctly, and recommend it when a buyer asks. Kairosy measures the outcome — what the engines say about you today — and shows the sources they are reading, so you know what to change.
Yes, on any paid plan. A market is a country: 25 options in all — Global plus 24 countries — and the scan asks the questions in that country’s language and from a buyer there, so the US and the UK come back as separate results. Free accounts are limited to Global.
There is no time-limited trial on the paid plans, because the free tier already is one and it never expires: 1 full scan every month, no credit card. Upgrade when you need the volume or the monitoring, and cancel any time.
Yes. Manage or cancel from your account in one click via the Stripe portal. Monthly, no lock-in, no cancellation fee.
It is not a ranking switch — no engine promises to read it, and publishing one will not by itself get you recommended. It is cheap to add and it makes your key pages legible to the crawlers that do fetch it. Our llms.txt generator and validator are free and need no account; the paid plans are for measuring what the engines actually say.
A rank tracker tells you where a URL sits for a keyword. Kairosy asks the engine the buyer’s question and reads the answer: whether you were named, in what tone, which competitor got recommended instead, and which sources the engine cited to decide. It complements your SEO stack rather than replacing it.
Change what the engines read. Every answer is assembled from sources the model cites, so Kairosy shows you which pages were cited for each buyer question — your own, a rival’s comparison page, a forum thread, a review that still quotes last year’s pricing — and ranks the fixes by how much each one moves. You publish or correct those pages; the weekly re-scan tells you whether the answer actually changed. There is no setting inside an engine to switch on.