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Sign up, name a workspace, add the brand you want tracked.

One link, used once. Everyone has the same access.

What "34% ±18" actually says, and what it does not say.

Ten questions on one engine, free, no account. A snapshot rather than a measurement.

How often the AI engines name your brand when someone asks them for a recommendation.

Nothing arrives until the first Monday, and this is what lands when it does.

Use the name the engines would use, and give the website so citations can be recognised.

Up to three per workspace, tracked exactly like your own brand.

A topic is a subject people ask about. You can also type exact questions yourself.

Eight to pick from, per workspace, and no engine costs more than another.

The workspace leaves the active list, future checks stop, and its history is kept.

Breadth rather than repetition, and the reason the number is 25.

One on Solo, five on Business, fifteen on Agency, unlimited above that.

Where the engine thinks the searcher is, per workspace. One engine cannot be told.

One brand, its competitors, its questions and its history, in one container.

The specific questions where you were not named, and who was.

The headline number. How often your brand was named, and nothing more than that.

Every score opens into the exact text the engine produced, on the date it produced it.

The ± beside every number, what it means, and why a tool that hides it is doing you no favours.

How well you were treated when you were named. Our reading, shown with the sentence it came from.

Some answers come from training rather than the web, and Keylight says which.

Keylight compares the move against the uncertainty and tells you which it is.

The pages the engines quoted when answering questions in your category.

Brands nobody typed in, found by reading every answer.

One number is checkable by anyone. The other is an opinion, so it never travels alone.

$100 a month per 1,000 extra tracked questions a week. Business and above.

Where your weekly checks are going, by workspace and by engine.

Each capped at 10% of your weekly capacity, and the reason is honest.

Which engines Keylight asks, and what is different about each.

$39 a month for 100 more checks a week on Grok or Claude.

You set up what you want tracked, and it is rechecked weekly. There is nothing to ration.

One question, sent to one engine, once. Everything is counted in these.

The month in one document, per workspace, branded as yours.

Add a CNAME record at your registrar so clients reach Keylight at your address.

A short plain English email each week, saying what actually changed.

A monthly report with your branding and none of ours, to hand to a client.

They are separate settings. Turning one on does not turn the other on.

Your name on the dashboard and on client reports, in two fields.

A client added to your account can see every workspace on it. They cannot see your plan price or invoices.

Almost always one of four things, and all four are quick to fix.

Two months free on any plan. Switch under Plan and billing.

Access runs to the end of the period you paid for, then history is kept for 90 days.

Email us the plan you want. The difference is worked out pro rata.

Where to find invoices, how to change a card, and what happens if one fails.

Fourteen days, money back, no reason needed. After that, no part refunds.