AwarenessAI Launches New Website and Two Monthly AI Visibility Plans

The previous AwarenessAI service model included several separate audit, monitoring and implementation options.

Although those services addressed different stages of the AI visibility process, the overall offer had become more complicated than it needed to be. Businesses could identify an AI visibility problem through an audit, but would then need to decide separately how the findings should be monitored, prioritised and implemented.

The new model reflects an important lesson from AwarenessAI’s early work with businesses: AI visibility is rarely solved through a single report or a one-off set of recommendations.

AI-generated answers can change as websites are updated, new competitors emerge, third-party sources are published and AI platforms alter how they retrieve and interpret information. Improving visibility therefore requires an ongoing process of testing, prioritising, implementing and monitoring.

The two new monthly plans bring those stages together.

Tom Mason, Founder of AwarenessAI, said:

“We had reached a point where AwarenessAI could do a lot of different things, but that also made the service more difficult to understand and buy. Businesses did not need a collection of disconnected reports, dashboards and implementation options. They needed a clear programme that showed them how they currently appeared in AI search, what was holding them back and what should be improved next.”

“The new website and plans are designed around that process. We measure how AI platforms understand and recommend a business, prioritise the most important opportunities and then either guide or complete the improvements depending on the level of support the client needs.”

AI Visibility Essentials is designed for SEO, content and marketing teams that want to add AI visibility to their existing digital strategy.

Priced at £295 per month plus VAT, the plan provides an ongoing view of how a business is appearing across three leading AI platforms.

AwarenessAI monitors 50 relevant prompts each day and identifies up to 50 AI visibility opportunities. These opportunities can relate to how clearly the business is described, the strength of its supporting evidence, the structure of its website, the sources being used by AI platforms and the competitors appearing in relevant recommendations.

Clients receive access to a dedicated AI Visibility Portal, where they can track their AI Visibility Score, review prompt results and follow progress over time.

Rather than presenting teams with an unstructured list of potential changes, Essentials provides three prioritised actions each month. The plan also includes up to 60 minutes of implementation support and a monthly review call.

The purpose of Essentials is to give internal teams a structured and manageable AI visibility programme. AwarenessAI identifies what matters most, explains why it matters and helps the team take the next practical step.

It is best suited to businesses that already have access to marketing, content, SEO or website resources but need specialist monitoring, prioritisation and guidance.

AI Visibility Growth is designed for businesses that want AwarenessAI to take a more active role in improving their visibility.

Priced at £895 per month plus VAT, Growth expands monitoring across six leading AI platforms and includes 100 relevant prompts monitored each day.

The plan also tracks two competitors, helping clients understand not only whether their own business is appearing, but which organisations are being recommended instead and what may be supporting those recommendations.

Growth identifies up to 100 AI visibility opportunities and includes brand representation monitoring. This helps identify cases where AI platforms misunderstand the business, use outdated information, miscategorise its services or present competitors more favourably.

The central difference is implementation.

Growth includes up to one implementation day each month, allowing AwarenessAI to complete prioritised improvements rather than only recommending them. This could include strengthening existing pages, improving business information, adding useful evidence, refining page structure, developing clearer content, addressing technical signals or improving how information is connected across the website.

Completed changes can then be retested using before-and-after prompt evidence. This gives clients a clearer view of what was changed and whether the representation produced by AI platforms has subsequently improved.

Growth also includes a monthly strategy call and quarterly reporting, providing a more managed programme for businesses that want AwarenessAI to oversee the monitoring, prioritisation and implementation process.

The new AwarenessAI model has been designed to address one of the limitations of standalone AI visibility tools.

Monitoring software can show whether a brand appears for a prompt, how frequently it is mentioned or which competitor is receiving greater visibility. However, the data does not always explain why the difference exists or what a business should do next.

AwarenessAI combines its purpose-built monitoring portal with hands-on analysis and implementation support.

The platform tracks prompts, competitors, sources, opportunities, brand representation and changes over time. The strategic service then interprets that information, identifies the most important gaps and turns them into practical actions.

This means clients are not simply given another dashboard to review. They receive a continuing process for understanding and improving how AI platforms represent their business.

AwarenessAI monitoring is structured around the questions that potential customers are likely to ask.

These can include questions comparing providers, looking for the best business in a particular category, seeking a specialist with certain capabilities or asking which organisation is most suitable for a specific need.

This is important because broad brand mentions do not necessarily translate into meaningful visibility.

A business may be mentioned by an AI platform when asked directly about its name, while remaining absent from the unbranded commercial questions that influence buying decisions. AwarenessAI focuses on the questions where being understood, cited and recommended could affect whether a company enters a potential customer’s consideration set.

The monitoring process assesses visibility, accuracy and sentiment to establish an AI Visibility Score. It then examines the competitors, sources and information gaps associated with those results.

The redesigned AwarenessAI website has been structured around the complete journey from initial testing to ongoing improvement.

Businesses can begin with a free AI visibility scan, which provides an initial indication of how their brand is represented. The website then explains how AwarenessAI measures visibility, identifies opportunities, supports implementation and tracks progress.

The new site also brings together AwarenessAI’s research, AI visibility methodology, case studies, company news, rankings, glossary and educational content.

The aim is to make AI visibility understandable to organisations that may already invest in SEO but have not yet considered how their business appears inside generative AI answers.

The website does not position AI visibility as a replacement for SEO. Instead, it presents AI visibility as an additional layer built on top of the content, authority and technical foundations businesses have already developed.

The launch of Essentials and Growth marks a move towards longer-term AI visibility programmes.

Clients will still receive a clear baseline of how their business is currently represented, but that baseline becomes the starting point rather than the final output.

Each month, AwarenessAI can monitor changes, identify new opportunities and focus attention on the work most likely to improve how the business is understood and recommended.

Some improvements may involve relatively small changes to an existing website, such as clarifying service information, improving internal links, adding frequently asked questions or strengthening evidence about the organisation.

Other opportunities may relate to external sources, business listings, sector authority, competitor positioning or the consistency of information published across different digital channels.

The recurring model allows those opportunities to be addressed in a structured order rather than overwhelming businesses with a large one-off report.

The launch represents the next stage in AwarenessAI’s development as a specialist AI visibility company.

AwarenessAI will continue developing its monitoring platform, testing methodology and understanding of how different AI systems interpret, compare and recommend businesses.

It will also continue publishing research and practical guidance to help organisations understand how AI-led discovery differs from traditional search.

For businesses, the starting point remains simple: establish how AI platforms currently represent the brand, identify where competitors are appearing instead and determine which changes should be prioritised.

AI Visibility Essentials provides the monitoring, priorities and expert guidance needed to support an internal team.

AI Visibility Growth provides a more managed service, with AwarenessAI taking responsibility for monitoring, prioritisation and monthly implementation.

Businesses can explore both plans and run a free AI visibility scan through the new AwarenessAI website.