GEO Agency Pricing: What You Pay For

Intrix's US GEO pricing starts at $68 for First Check, while Regular Comparison costs $816 per month. Deep Review costs $1,813 once, and a GEO Improvement Project starts at $2,266. These services buy different work: diagnosing omissions and inaccurate information, tracking changes, interpreting findings, or implementing improvements.

Prices and data as of October 28, 2026.

How much do GEO agencies charge per month?

The concrete monthly reference here is Intrix's $816 Regular Comparison service. It includes analysis of 720 AI answers each month, delivered across two runs, with a dedicated dashboard, trends across runs, and improvement tasks. Monthly consultation is an optional $378 per month for a 60-minute session.

These are Intrix's prices, rather than an estimate of what agencies generally charge. This article does not establish a market average or a typical agency retainer. A meaningful comparison requires knowing whether the quote covers measurement, interpretation, implementation, or a combination.

A recurring fee also answers a different business question from a project fee. Recurring measurement helps you see whether your company's appearance and description change over time. An implementation project pays for agreed changes to website information, content, technical elements, and support correcting external information.

What does each Intrix price buy?

The AI Agent Run Check addresses a separate concern: whether an external AI agent can complete inquiry, booking, or purchase interactions on your website. Its price should not be read as the price of measuring your company's presence in AI answers.

See the US services and pricing page for the published service descriptions. Custom configurations can be quoted on request.

Why do scope and question coverage change the quote?

Start with the business decisions the work should support. A company checking whether AI describes its main service correctly has a different scope from a company comparing several brands across business units. More coverage creates more findings to interpret and more potential work to prioritize.

Ask how many distinct customer questions are included. An answer count and a question count describe different things. Several answers may relate to the same question, so a large answer total does not by itself establish broad coverage of your customers' needs.

Useful questions include buying criteria, suitability for a particular customer, comparisons, and factual questions about your company. The agreed scope should make clear which customer decisions the measurement addresses. Otherwise, a report can be extensive while leaving your most valuable questions unanswered.

The pricing table reports the published answer allowances. It does not convert those allowances into an unstated number of distinct questions. Ask for that scope explicitly when discussing a service.

How does the number of AI services affect value?

Ask which AI services the engagement covers and whether results remain identifiable by service. A combined total can conceal a useful distinction: your company may appear in one service's answers and be absent from another's. The resulting priorities may differ.

First Check explicitly lets you choose one AI service. For ChatGPT and Gemini, Intrix shows subscriber and general-user answers separately. For any proposed configuration, confirm the covered services and answer experiences before comparing its price with another quote.

More services are useful when they reflect where your customers seek advice. They also expand the material that needs review. Buy coverage that supports a decision, rather than treating the longest list of services as the strongest proposal.

Should you buy diagnosis, recurring measurement, or implementation?

Choose diagnosis when the immediate problem is uncertainty. You need to know whether AI introduces your company, what it says, and where information is wrong. Intrix's approach starts by finding out quickly why answers leave your brand out and proposing efficient fixes.

Choose Deep Review when interpreting the findings and deciding what to do next need more attention. Its published scope combines a larger body of answers with a consultation. That discussion helps turn results into priorities your team can act on.

Choose recurring measurement when you need to track the effect of changes and differences from competitors over time. Regular Comparison provides the dashboard and trends for that job. Improvement tasks are included; implementation is a separately described service.

Choose an improvement project when agreed changes need to be carried out. Confirm which website updates, content work, technical improvements, and external correction support are included in the quote. The starting price is not a fixed price for every possible scope.

What should you check before accepting a proposal?

Read the proposal as a description of work you will receive. It should distinguish the initial findings from recurring comparisons and from changes someone will implement. Identify who will approve those changes and who has the capacity to carry them out.

Then check whether the deliverables help you make a decision. A dashboard helps track change; a consultation helps interpret it; an implementation scope specifies work. Paying for one does not automatically purchase the others.

For the evidence to request, read how to choose a GEO agency. For the relationship between platform guidance and diagnosis, read what Google and OpenAI officially say.

Contact Intrix with the customer questions you care about and your team's capacity to make changes. We can discuss a suitable scope around the decision you need to make.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Q. How much do GEO agencies charge per month?
Intrix charges $816 per month for Regular Comparison. Optional monthly consultation costs $378 per month. Those figures describe Intrix's services and do not establish an industry average.

Q. Does recurring measurement include implementation?
Regular Comparison includes improvement tasks. The GEO Improvement Project is the separately priced service for agreed website, content, and technical changes, plus support correcting external information.

Q. Can I start without a monthly commitment?
First Check is available from one run, starting at $68. Deep Review is a one-time $1,813 service that includes a 60-minute consultation.