How can an agency offer GEO to its clients?
An agency can offer GEO by running the same method on every client website: open the site to AI crawlers, publish pages that answer the client's buyer questions, check each page live and report AI visits. With easyIndex, one account holds all client websites, each billed separately, and the agency's coding agent builds the pages.
Facts
- Published ranges from June 2025 put entry-level GEO agency packages at US$ 2,000 to 4,000 a month. (Optimising: How much does GEO cost? (June 2025))
- A Search Console property can have a maximum of 100 non-owner users, and only an owner can add them. (Search Console Help: Manage owners, users and permissions)
- Google's AI Overviews had over 2 billion monthly users by July 2025. (Alphabet Q2 2025 earnings call)
- The GEO paper presented at KDD 2024 measured visibility gains of up to 40% in generative engine answers. (Aggarwal et al., GEO: Generative Engine Optimization (KDD 2024))
- easyIndex costs US$ 30 per website per month, with a 7-day free trial for one website. (easyIndex pricing)
What does an agency deliver when it sells GEO?
An agency delivers the same work for each client, repeated every month:
- Technical access: robots.txt, sitemap, AI crawlers not blocked by the CDN
- A batch of pages answering the client's buyer questions
- Structured data that matches what each page says
- A monthly report of AI visits and AI crawler reads
How should an agency set up client access?
Each client should own its own accounts. In Search Console the client stays the owner and adds the agency as a user, since only an owner can add users.
In easyIndex, the agency's account holds the client websites, and people the agency invites share those websites.
How does easyIndex bill an agency with several clients?
easyIndex bills per website: each client website is a separate subscription, so the agency can pass the cost to each client or stop one site without touching the others.
| What | How easyIndex handles it |
|---|---|
| Several client websites | One account holds all of them |
| Billing | US$ 30 per website a month, each website billed separately |
| Team members | Invited people share the account's websites; people are not counted in the price |
| Coding agent | One agent connection over MCP covers every website in the account |
Why would an agency use easyIndex instead of doing GEO by hand?
Because the checking and measuring are the parts that do not scale by hand: easyIndex audits each page before it ships, checks it on the live site, notifies Bing through IndexNow and measures AI visitors per website, while the agency's coding agent writes the pages.
Step by step
- Create the account. Start the 7-day free trial with the first client's website.
- Connect the coding agent. Connect the agency's coding agent to easyIndex over MCP once.
- Add each client website. Add the other client websites; each one starts its own subscription.
- Invite the team. Invite the people who work on the clients; they share the account's websites.
- Run the first batch per client. Let the agent build and submit the pages; easyIndex audits and checks each one live.
- Report every month. Send each client its AI visits and AI crawler reads.
Common mistakes
- Promising clients citations or positions in AI answers: no one controls them.
- Owning the client's Search Console instead of being added as a user.
- Using one generic set of pages for every client.
- Reporting only mentions, with no measure of AI visits to the site.
How easyIndex solves it
easyIndex costs US$ 30 per website a month: one account holds every client website, each billed separately, invited people share them, and the agency's coding agent builds the pages over MCP while easyIndex audits, checks live and measures.
Frequently asked questions
Can one easyIndex account manage several client websites?
Yes. One account holds several websites, each billed separately, and people you invite share them.
Does adding a second website end the free trial?
Yes. The trial covers one website; adding a second website during the trial ends it at once.
Do I pay per team member?
No. easyIndex charges per website per month; invited people are not counted.
Does the client need to give access to their code?
The coding agent needs access to the website's repository, since it writes the pages there. easyIndex itself never touches the code.
Continue reading
- How does easyIndex work, what do I need, and how long until results?
- How much does easyIndex cost?
- easyIndex FAQ
- How much does GEO cost?
- How do I measure visitors who come from ChatGPT and other AI assistants?
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