Pricing · GEO
What drives GEO pricing?
GEO pricing is not a list price; it follows from scope. This page explains how each factor affects the price and what to look for when comparing proposals.
GEO pricing depends on the number of tracked questions, the number of AI engines measured, how many times each question is asked, monthly content and citation volume, languages and the regulatory load of the industry. When comparing proposals, look beyond the price at the measurement method and the list of deliverables.
Which factors set the price?
| Factor | Effect on price | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Questions | Rises with the number of questions | Each is asked on every engine and its answers and sources reviewed |
| Engines | Rises with the number of engines | Each engine’s answer and source list is recorded separately |
| Repetition | Each question is asked twice | Even the same question can get a different answer |
| Content | By pages per month | Includes research, writing and expert review |
| Citation work | By intensity | Editor, directory and association work takes effort |
| Language | Each language is measured separately | Turkish and English answers draw on different sources |
| Regulation | Higher in health, legal and finance | Content goes through extra expert review |
How the measurement works is explained on the Kaynaq Method page.
What should you check when comparing GEO proposals?
- Is it written which engines, which questions and how many repetitions are measured?
- Is measurement done the same way every month, with dated results?
- Are mentions, citations and accuracy reported separately?
- Is the monthly volume of content and citation work stated?
- Any paid links or manufactured mentions? (There should be none.)
- Are results guaranteed? (They should not be; nobody controls them.)
Does starting with an audit make sense?
If you do not know where you stand, yes. The AI Visibility Audit is one-off, and its fee is credited against the first invoice if you continue monthly. All packages are on the Pricing page.
Frequently asked questions
01Is GEO more expensive than SEO?
It depends on scope. GEO measurement means asking questions on several engines regularly and reviewing the answers, which is a different workload. Since GEO is built on SEO, the two are planned together.
02What is the minimum term?
It is written into the proposal. Content and citation work show over several measurement cycles, not in a single month.
03Can our own team implement after the audit?
Yes. The audit task list is written for the team that will implement it.
How to cite this page
Kaynaq. (26 September 2026). What drives GEO pricing?. https://kaynaq.pages.dev/en/pricing/geo-pricing
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