Scope and prompt design
We map your buyer journey to about 20 buyer-intent prompts, spread across four funnel stages, in the languages and markets you actually sell in. You approve the list before any sampling starts.
CrawlerPal measures and grows your brand's presence in the four answer engines your buyers use, with the technical SEO, content and citation work that gets you there, in every language you sell in.
See where you show up in AI answers, free, in about 3 minutes.
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This is what your buyer sees today. We change what they see in 90 days.
From the prompt your buyer types to the answer their AI returns. Here's where citations are won and lost.
Every step is measurable. Every step is optimisable. The score tells you where you stand. Implementation moves you up the chain.
A third of your buying audience is already starting their research inside an LLM. If your brand isn't part of the answer, you're not in the consideration set and you won't know until your sales team starts losing deals to "what ChatGPT recommended".
The EU is about 6 to 9 months behind and accelerating. Adoption is non-linear once it crosses 30%.
eMarketer · 2026The category is wide open. First-mover advantage in AI visibility is real and compounding.
Digital Agency Network · 2026From $1B in 2025. AI search visibility is becoming a permanent line item in marketing budgets.
IntelMarket Research · Feb 2026Plenty of tools will tell you where you're invisible in AI answers. Almost none will sit down with your team and fix it, in your language, in your category. CrawlerPal is the implementation layer that turns any GEO tool's findings into citations, in every market you sell in.
Already paying for Profound, LLM Pulse, or Peec AI? Perfect. We work on top of what you have. No platform lock-in, no double subscription.
Buyers prompt in their language. LLMs fan out queries in English. Citations come from a mix. We trace the whole chain and tell you where to put your content.
Real humans do the optimisation work. Your own measurement tool reports it. Not the other way around.
Pre-built methodology for education, professional services, B2B SaaS, and specialty e-commerce. The fixes that actually move citations in your category.
The fixes we ship are search fixes: crawl and render access for AI bots, schema and entity markup, retrievable content, source outreach. The same work earns rankings and citations, and we report both.
Most mid-market brands choose between three paths to AI search visibility. We're honest about which one is right for which team. Sometimes it's not us, and we'll tell you.
Already paying for Profound, LLM Pulse, Peec AI, or Yext? Good. We work on top of them. The walkthrough is the cheapest way to find out which path actually fits your team.
Start with the free AI Visibility Score, an instant read on where you stand. Move to an Implementation Sprint when you want the full diagnosis and the fixes shipped. Convert to a retainer once you decide it should be managed. Sprints are priced per market. No platform lock-in, ever.
Technical SEO, content at volume and digital PR, with GEO as the lens. Our parent studio Magic Pulpo delivers it and CrawlerPal runs the GEO and AEO lane. One contract, one report, scoped on a call.
Two of your numbers. No forecast, no case-study maths, just the bar a Sprint has to clear before it pays for itself.
Average first contract, order, or enrolment. Lifetime value if you track it.
Visitors who become customers. Leave it at 2% if you are not sure.
additional customers won through AI answer engines, over a year.
That is roughly 13 extra AI-referred visits a month at your conversion rate.
A break-even model, not a projection. We do not know your lift yet, and neither does anyone who tells you they do. What we can show you is the bar, so you can decide whether it is a reachable one.
The AI Visibility Score is free and takes minutes. Everything below is the Implementation Sprint, priced per market. Same shape every engagement, different inputs per client, vertical and market, and a deliverable your CMO can read on the train home.
We map your buyer journey to about 20 buyer-intent prompts, spread across four funnel stages, in the languages and markets you actually sell in. You approve the list before any sampling starts.
We run every prompt across four answer engines, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI Overviews, three times each to dampen run-to-run variance. Around 240 sampled answers, read for citations, sources, sentiment and competitor share-of-voice.
Findings, gaps, quick wins, and a 90-day plan ranked by effort and impact. An analyst reads every line before it reaches you. This is the diagnosis, and it is the first phase of the Sprint rather than a separate purchase.
Then we ship: content rewrites, citation outreach, schema and AI-crawler access. We measure progress against the baseline from day 5, in your own tool if you already have one.
CrawlerPal is opinionated about who we serve. We're not a fit for Fortune 500 procurement. We are a fit for marketing leaders, agency founders, and multi-market operators who want measurable AI visibility without a SaaS lock-in.

We had twelve months of AI-visibility data sitting in Profound. What we didn't have was anyone turning it into shipped changes on the site.
The fixWe turn Berlitz's accumulated Profound data into shipped citations, starting with one deep market: schema, AI-crawler access, and commercial-page content built around the prompts buyers actually ask.

Our English and French markets tell completely different AI-visibility stories, and I couldn't see which one needed the work first.
The fixA market audit across Canada's EN and FR markets, then a quick-win implementation pass on the highest-intent prompts where competitors were cited and Berlitz wasn't.

Families are asking AI assistants which academy to choose, and we had no idea whether we even came up.
The fixA diagnosis of how the academy shows up across AI answer engines, then an implementation pass on the pages and structured data that drive those recommendations.
Each vertical comes with its own prompt library, competitor map, citation source list, and content patterns. Built from real engagements, refined market by market.
Language schools, vocational training, and EdTech. High-research buying journeys, multi-market, premium AOV.
Legal, accounting, and consulting. Trust-driven buying journeys where source citations carry real weight.
Mid-market software. Comparison queries and category-defining prompts are the prize. We optimise for both.
DTC and niche brands. Recommendation prompts where generative AI is rapidly replacing review aggregators.
Clinics, private practices, and health services. Trust-critical journeys where citation accuracy and credibility signals decide referrals.
Neobanks, payments, and business accounts. High-comparison prompts where AI answers increasingly decide which provider gets shortlisted.
Straight answers to what marketing leaders, founders, and agencies ask before they commit. If something is not here, write to us and we will add it.
GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) is the practice of getting your brand cited, retrieved, and recommended inside the answers that large language models generate. SEO optimises for blue links in a search results page. GEO optimises for what shows up inside the AI response itself.
The signals are different: structured data, off-site citations, retrievable source content, and consistent entity references. The success metrics are different: citation rate, share-of-voice in answers, and inclusion in recommendation prompts. The cadence is different: LLMs update their training data and retrieval indexes on their own schedule. SEO and GEO are complementary disciplines, not substitutes.
No, and we are suspicious of anyone who does. LLMs are non-deterministic by design. The same prompt can return slightly different answers minutes apart, and the providers update their models and retrieval pipelines constantly.
What we guarantee is methodology: measurable baselines, ranked optimisations, scheduled re-sampling, and transparent reporting on what moved and what did not. Your AI Visibility Score is free, so you can judge the fit before spending anything, and if we take on a Sprint and cannot show you at least 10 high-impact actions ranked by effort and impact, we refund it in full.
We will not hand you another brand's percentage. Citation lift compounds very differently by category, market, and starting position, and a number pulled from someone else's audit tells you close to nothing about yours. We are a young company and we would rather say that than invent a case study.
What we can show you is the bar. Take what one customer is worth to you and divide the Sprint fee by it: that is how many additional AI-sourced customers the work has to win before it has paid for itself. For most of the brands we talk to it lands somewhere between three and a few dozen over a year. The calculator in the pricing section does the arithmetic on your numbers.
Then we make it measurable. The Sprint opens with a diagnostic that establishes a baseline across the prompts your buyers actually ask, we re-sample after the fixes ship, and the delta is reported in your own tool rather than a dashboard we control. First citation movements typically appear within 30 to 60 days, material share-of-voice gains in 90 to 180. If the number does not move, you will see that too.
You should consider it, honestly. Tools like Profound, LLM Pulse, Peec AI, and Yext Scout are excellent at surfacing where you're invisible. We work on top of them all the time. If you have a marketing ops team with capacity to interpret the data, build the content systems, ship structured data across your CMS, run citation outreach, and re-test monthly, those tools are probably enough.
Where we earn our fee is the implementation gap. Most mid-market teams can see what a tool tells them. Very few have the people-hours, technical depth, or vertical knowledge to actually execute on it. We are the team that does. Bring your own tool, or use ours. The work happens either way.
By default we sample four: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and Google AI Overviews. That is the deliberate scope of a Sprint diagnostic, chosen because they carry the most buyer traffic and because we sample them properly rather than thinly. We add engines as they reach meaningful buyer adoption. We can also sample regional engines (You.com, Manus, and others) on request, with no extra fee for the first two added.
We support native sampling in 14 languages today, with several more in pilot. Every prompt is run in the language your buyer actually types, not translated from English. Markets are scoped per engagement so you only pay for the geographies that matter to your pipeline.
Not for visibility. llms.txt is a proposed file that lists your key content for AI systems. Google has said no AI system currently uses it, and a 2026 Ahrefs study of 137,210 domains found that 97% of llms.txt files received no requests in a month. We will add one if you want it, because it costs almost nothing, but we do not count it as a fix. What moves citations is on your pages: content that answers buyer questions, clean schema, and AI crawlers that are allowed in.
The AI Visibility Score: a visibility score with a grade, the competitor most likely taking your citations, and the fix categories that matter most for your brand. It takes minutes and is estimated from your five intake answers, not from live sampling of answer engines, so treat it as a direction rather than a measurement.
The full audit (20 buyer-intent prompts across 4 engines, 3 runs, technical foundations, engine-by-engine findings and a 30 / 60 / 90-day roadmap) is the first phase of a paid Implementation Sprint. If you want to talk through your score first, book a 30-minute walkthrough.
Monthly by default, with the option of weekly re-sampling on key competitive prompts. Each cycle includes a delta report showing what moved up, what moved down, and which competitor actions explain the change. You see the lift between cycles, not just a snapshot.
Either. If you already have an SEO agency, we run alongside it: we take the AI search lane, they keep the rankings, and we share the assets that serve both, such as schema, structured content and citation work.
If you would rather have one partner for the whole search programme, technical SEO, content and links with GEO as the lens, our parent studio Magic Pulpo delivers it and CrawlerPal runs the GEO and AEO lane. One contract, one plan, one report. Brand, design, paid media and web builds sit there too.
First citation movements typically appear within 30 to 60 days of shipping foundational fixes (schema, AI-crawler access, content rewrites). Material share-of-voice gains usually take 90 to 180 days, depending on how competitive your category is and how quickly you can act on the roadmap.
Both. Our retainer team writes and ships content in your voice: comparison pages, glossary pages, expert articles, and structured FAQs tuned for AI retrieval. We can also brief your in-house writers or your existing content agency if you prefer to keep production internal.
Three steps. The AI Visibility Score is free and gives you an instant directional score. The Implementation Sprint is a fixed one-time fee priced per market, from €6,500 for a single market, €10,500 for two and €14,500 for three, and it covers the full diagnostic and ships the fixes it surfaces. Retainers start at €2,500 per month for a single market and €4,000 for multi-market, scaling with markets and content volume.
There are no setup fees, no platform license, and no per-seat pricing. We work on top of whatever GEO tool you already use, so there is no double tooling cost either. You can cancel a retainer at the end of any quarter.
That is the most common starting point. We have a specific playbook for low-baseline brands that focuses on foundational signals first (schema, AI-crawler access, citation seeds, canonical content) and then layers competitive optimisation on top. The first 60 days typically produce the largest relative gains.
GDPR-compliant by default. We process minimal personal data, document our sub-processors openly, and offer a signed DPA on request. Sampling and analytics data can be hosted in the region of your choice. We do not train models on your content, and we do not share data across client accounts.
Yes. The partner program includes white-label-ready dashboards, co-branded deliverables, training and certification for your team, deal registration, and a 20 to 30% revenue share depending on tier. Most partners launch a GEO service offer within six weeks of joining.
CrawlerPal is the AI search practice of Magic Pulpo, the studio that delivers the technical SEO, content and web work around it. It is led by a senior team across product and growth, SEO and content, and technical SEO and engineering. Every engagement is run by senior operators with experience delivering search and growth programs for global accounts, backed by a vetted network of specialist freelancers.
CrawlerPal is the AI search practice of Magic Pulpo, the studio that delivers the technical SEO, content and web work around it. It is led by three people who've spent their careers in search, growth, and multi-market marketing, backed by a vetted freelance network we assemble per project.
Product and growth lead. A decade turning search and demand-gen programs into measurable pipeline for global brands.
LinkedInSEO and content lead. Years running organic search and editorial strategy for global accounts, now mapping the prompts and citations that win the AI answer.
LinkedInTechnical SEO with a backend engineering background. Builds the structured data and content pipelines that actually get brands cited.
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