[ Free tool ]
How many hours a month does your AI visibility need?
Type your domain, answer four questions. You get a range in hours, split by workstream, and whether it fits in-house.
What do you want from AI?
None, one or both.
How fast?
Who changes the site?
Who will do the work?
/ai-visibility-hours
[ How the hours are built ]
Four signals off your site, four answers from you.
Every coefficient comes from our own project logs and published benchmarks. They are listed on the report.
- 1We read your siteArticle section, platform, page depth and outside authority, off the domain.
- 2One-off work is spread over your timelineAudit, strategy, crawlability, metadata, a blog if there is none. Divided by the months you chose.
- 3Monthly work follows your goalsArticles and sources at the pace your goal and speed need. Measurement every month.
- 4The range is expert to beginnerLow end: someone who has done this before. High end: learning from scratch, at twice the hours.
[ Questions ]
Where do the hours come from?+
Our own task logs on client projects (73 logged hours over five months on one engagement), our task-benchmark sheet, and published surveys such as Orbit Media's blogger survey and the Ahrefs pricing survey. Each coefficient is on the report with its basis.
Why hours and not a price?+
Hours travel. You can compare them with what your agency charges, with a hire, or with your own week. Pricing per market is a call.
Does it count management time?+
No. Coordination, reporting calls and account management sit on top. On our projects that is about nine hours a month.
How many estimates can I run?+
Two a day.
Want the price behind the hours?
We have hourly pricing research per market, and our own rates.
Twenty minutes on a call and you leave with both.