What is the difference between Signal and Scale?

Signal includes 1,400 tokens, ChatGPT and Gemini tracking, weekly re-scans, and 1 seat. Scale includes 3,000 tokens, all four engines, daily re-scans, 3 seats, and instant indexing, with Boost rolling out next. Current pricing is on the Pricing page.

Signal is the watch-and-fix tier: 1,400 tokens a month, automatic weekly re-scans across ChatGPT and Gemini, one seat, and GA4 performance tracking for deployed content. It fits a brand that wants a reliable weekly read on its AI visibility and a steady deployment budget alongside.

Scale is the full-coverage tier: 3,000 tokens a month, automatic daily re-scans across all four engines (adding Perplexity and Claude), 3 seats, GA4 tracking, plus Scale-only instant indexing, which submits every deployed asset to Google and Bing at publish. Boost is rolling out next. It fits teams actively deploying and watching results land in near real time.

Yearly billing lowers the monthly rate on both tiers. New users also get the early user discount across the first 3 months of monthly billing.

The decision usually reduces to two questions. Do Perplexity and Claude answers matter to your buyers? And is your deployment pace fast enough that waiting a week to measure a fix hurts? Two yeses point at Scale; otherwise start on Signal, since changing plans later takes a minute and your data carries over untouched. Full details live on the pricing page.

Both tiers share the same dashboard, the same receipts, and the same deployment quality. The difference is coverage and cadence, never depth.

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