AEO & GEO Business — 50 prompts tracked
Fixed scope · published rate · delivered by the Vibence partner network BusinessMonthly
Double the tracked prompt set and the entity footprint, with monthly third-party placements because earned media carries most AI citations.
What is included
- Render and crawl audit for answer engines
- Bot policy for GPTBot, PerplexityBot, ClaudeBot and Google-Extended
- llms.txt authored and maintained
- Canonical and duplicate resolution
- Core Web Vitals checked against answer-engine thresholds
- Entity pages built and maintained — 8
- Organisation, product and FAQ schema rollout
- Comparison table markup
- Author and expertise markup
- Knowledge panel and profile consistency
- Pages restructured to answer-first — 20
- Standalone headings that survive extraction
- Claims paired with cited evidence
- FAQ blocks matched to real prompts
- Comparison tables against named competitors
- Third-party placements and listicle inclusions — 4
- Directory and dataset submissions
- Community seeding where the engines read it
- Tracked prompt set — 50 prompts
- Per-engine citation baseline
- Competitor share of voice
- Raw answer text with cited URLs
- Monthly citation report
- Email, chat, phone
- Project management tool tracking
Compare the ladder
| Tier | Scope | Line items | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pro | 25 prompts tracked | 25 | ₹35,000/month |
| Business | 50 prompts tracked | 25 | ₹60,000/month |
| Enterprise | 100 prompts tracked | 25 | ₹1,05,000/month |
What is excluded
- Ad spend and media budget — paid directly to the platform, never to Vibence
- Third-party licences, stock media and premium tool subscriptions
- Government, registrar and platform fees where any apply
- Taxes — rates are shown ex-GST with the GST-inclusive figure alongside
- Work outside the scope list above, which is quoted separately rather than absorbed
What you provide
- Access to the accounts and assets the scope depends on
- Brand assets — logo, fonts, colour palette
- A named point of contact who can approve work
- Feedback within 5 working days, so the schedule holds
How it runs
- 1Order and scope lock
You order at the published rate. The scope list above is attached to the order and fixed from that point. Payment goes into escrow.
- 2Kickoff and access
Within one working day we confirm the brief and request the access listed under what you provide. The clock starts when access lands.
- 3Baseline and plan
Audit, competition and keyword analysis, baseline rankings and the plan for month one. Delivered as a document you approve.
- 4Month one delivery
The scope volumes above are executed in full. Work is visible in the order as it lands, not only at month end.
- 5Monthly report
A written report against the same scope lines every month, so month three is comparable with month one.
- 6Approval and release
You approve the month. Only then does Vibence release that month from escrow.
What you receive
- A written baseline document in month one
- Everything listed in the scope above, at the stated volume, every month
- A monthly written report covering retrievability, entities and markup, answer-led content
- A running activity log inside the order, updated as work lands
- Direct access to the delivery team by email, chat and phone
About this service
AEO & GEO Business — 50 prompts tracked is the business tier of this line, at ₹60,000/month, carrying 25 line items in its scope with 3 scope options in the ladder above it.
Answer engine optimisation is the work of being the source an assistant quotes rather than a result a searcher scrolls past. When somebody asks ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity or Google’s own AI overview a question in your category, something gets cited. That citation is now the first impression for a growing share of buyers, and it is won with a different set of levers to a blue link.
What the rate excludes
Excluded: paid placements of any kind, the cost of commissioned research or surveys used as earned-media hooks, and third-party tool licences. We cannot guarantee that any model cites you, because nobody controls what a model retrieves or generates. What is committed is the scope above and honest reporting of citation share across an agreed prompt set.
Who it suits
Brands in considered-purchase categories where buyers now open an assistant before a search engine — software, professional services, healthcare, education, finance and B2B generally. It suits brands with a real point of view more than brands with a large catalogue, because assistants cite explanations far more readily than they cite product grids.
How the tiers differ
By the size of the tracked prompt set, the depth of entity and schema work and the volume of third-party placements. The placements matter more than buyers expect. Assistants cite sources they treat as independent far more often than they cite the brand’s own page, so on-site work alone moves the number slowly.
How to judge it
Citation share across the agreed prompt set, run on a fixed cycle against each engine so the comparison is like for like. Changing the prompt list mid-programme resets the baseline and should be flagged before it happens rather than buried in a report. Watch referral traffic from assistant surfaces too, though it is still small and under-reported almost everywhere.
What you have to do
Agree the prompt list honestly — the questions buyers actually ask rather than the ones you wish they asked. Give access to deploy schema and structural changes, and make sure your robots file is not quietly blocking the crawlers the assistants use, which is more common than almost anyone realises.
How it relates to SEO
They overlap on technical hygiene and diverge on everything else. Running both is normal and the work is deliberately not double-charged: a shared technical baseline serves each. Running answer engine optimisation alone makes sense only where organic search is already in good order.
Frequently asked
Is this just SEO under a new name?
No. Classic SEO competes for a position on a results page. Answer engine optimisation competes to be the source an assistant quotes when it writes the answer instead. The work overlaps on technical hygiene and diverges on everything else — entity definition, answer-shaped content structure, schema depth and earned citations.
Can you guarantee my brand appears in ChatGPT or Gemini?
No. Nobody controls what a model retrieves or generates and anyone claiming otherwise is selling a guess. What we commit to is the scope above and honest reporting of citation share across the tracked prompt set so you can see the direction month on month.
Why does the scope include third-party placements?
Because assistants cite sources they consider independent far more often than they cite the brand page. Earned mentions on sites the model already trusts move citation share in a way that on-site work alone does not.
What are tracked prompts?
Real questions a buyer would type. We agree the list at kickoff and run it against each engine on a fixed cycle so the comparison is like for like. Changing the list mid-programme resets the baseline and we flag that before doing it.
What decides the tier?
Volume, not quality. The same team delivers every tier — the tier sets how many keywords, pages, posts or articles you get each month.
Is the published rate the final price?
Excluded from the rate: ad spend, third-party licences and expert review fees, which are billed at cost. Everything in the scope list is covered by the published rate for the term shown. GST is added at 18% and shown alongside.
Is the scope really fixed?
Yes. Scope is agreed at the point of order, so it does not drift once work starts. New scope is quoted separately rather than absorbed.
When does my money actually move?
Not at order. Payment sits in escrow and is released only when you approve the delivery.
What happens if I am not happy?
Do not approve the delivery. Raise it inside the order, and if it cannot be resolved, Vibence reviews the brief against what was delivered before releasing anything.
Can I cancel a monthly retainer?
Yes, at the end of any paid month unless a minimum term is stated on this page. Work already delivered and approved is not refunded.
Who actually does the work?
Vibence owns the package, the scope and the rate. A vetted partner in the network delivers it against this exact scope and rate.
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