Who is the Enterprise plan for?
It suits two kinds of team. The first is an agency that runs AI search for more clients than Premium allows, which is 10. The second is a brand with several product lines, regions or sub-brands, where one prompt set of 100 questions is not enough to cover what buyers ask.
The term enterprise AI visibility refers to tracking how AI engines describe many brands or clients at once, with the scale, separation and reporting a larger team needs.
Both kinds of team tend to hit the same limits on smaller plans. They need more workspaces, bigger prompt sets and reports that go out under their own name. Enterprise is built around those three things.
What does Enterprise include?
Enterprise has every feature in Axiom GEO, with higher limits than the published plans.
- Up to 100 workspaces. Each client or brand gets its own workspace, kept apart at the database level. Staff move between them from one login, and client users only see their own.
- Up to 500 prompts per run. That is five times the Premium limit, so a large brand can track every product line and market it cares about.
- All four AI engines. ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini search the web and name their sources. Claude answers from what the model already knows. Google AI Overviews are checked from live results.
- White label reports. Monthly PDF reports and the weekly digest email carry your client's logo. White label reporting is only on Enterprise.
- Everything in Premium. That includes answer accuracy, topic gaps, QA Finder and content packs, Work, rank tracking and page analysis.
How does Enterprise compare with Premium?
| Premium | Enterprise | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | £1,499 | Set around your usage |
| Workspaces | Up to 10 | Up to 100 |
| Prompts per run | 100 | 500 |
| AI engines | ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude | ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude |
| White label reports | No | Yes |
| Answer accuracy and topic gaps | Yes | Yes |
| QA Finder and content packs | Yes | Yes |
Every plan uses the same credits, where 1 credit is 1p, and every action has a published credit price on the pricing page. That stays true on Enterprise, so you can still see exactly what each run and each client uses.
How is Enterprise priced?
There is no fixed list price. The price and the credit allowance are set around how many workspaces you need and how often you run your prompts. Prices exclude VAT, and annual billing is available on request.
It may help to start from your current work. A rough count of clients or brands, and the number of prompts you would like to track for each, is usually enough to agree a plan.
How do agencies use it?
Agencies use Enterprise to run AI search as a service across a large client list. Each client has its own prompts, competitors and approved fact sheet. Answer accuracy can stay hidden from client users until your staff turn it on, which gives you time to check findings before a client reads them.
Reports go out under your brand. Automated claim checks re-check the numbers before a report is sent, and you can add your own recommendations so the report reads as your advice. The agencies page covers the day-to-day workflow in more detail.
How do larger brands use it?
Brands use separate workspaces for product lines, regions or sub-brands, so each one has its own prompts and competitors. Share of voice can be split by market inside each workspace, which helps teams see where they are strong and where they are missing. The multi-location brands page explains the market setup.
Answer accuracy matters more at this size. The more products and locations a brand has, the more places an AI engine can get a detail wrong. Each workspace can have its own fact sheet, and wrong answers are traced to the pages that state them.
Where it fits
Enterprise sits above the Starter, Professional and Premium plans on the pricing page. If you are not sure which plan fits, the contact page is the best place to start.