For agencies
AI monitoring for agencies
Updated June 2026
Saidly lets an agency track AI sentiment and share of voice for every client from one account. Each client is a tracked entity across Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and Grok. Scheduled reports go straight to each client's inbox, your team shares seats on the dashboard, and the flat per-account price keeps a whole portfolio affordable.
How does an agency monitor AI sentiment across many clients?
You add each client as a tracked entity. Saidly then asks the four AI assistants it covers (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and Grok) about that client on a schedule or on demand, with live web search on so the answers mirror what real people see. Every report scores AI sentiment 0 to 100 per model, pulls a representative quote from each model, surfaces recurring themes, lists the sources each model cited, and shows share of voice against the competitors you name for that client.
Because Saidly tracks any named entity, a single account can cover a mixed roster: client companies, the products they sell, their founders and executives, and the campaigns or topics they care about. You are not limited to clients that have a website. For the full background on what this kind of monitoring is and why it matters, read the plain-English guide.
How do client reports get delivered?
Reports are delivered two ways at once: to your dashboard, where your team works, and by email to whatever recipients you set per client. That means an account manager and the client's marketing lead can both receive the same monthly report without anyone logging in. You control the cadence: scheduled monthly, weekly, or daily by plan, plus on-demand runs whenever a client launches something or a story breaks. Custom schedules let you stagger reporting across the roster, and you can pause and reactivate any client's reports when a retainer changes.
Recipients vs seats. Recipients are email addresses that receive a client's reports (use these to loop clients in). Seats are logins for your own team on the shared dashboard. Together they cover both "the client sees the result" and "my analysts manage the work."
Does Saidly offer white-label reports?
Not today. Saidly does not currently offer fully rebranded or white-label reports, and we would rather say so plainly than imply otherwise. What agencies use instead:
- Recipients to send each client's scheduled report directly to that client's inbox.
- Seats so your account managers and analysts share one dashboard.
- The custom Enterprise tier for larger portfolios, higher volume, and special requirements. Talk to us about what your agency needs.
If white-label is a hard requirement for your engagement, ask us during a trial so we can tell you honestly whether the current setup fits.
Key terms for agency monitoring
- Tracked entity
- Anything you monitor: a client company, a product, a person (founder or exec), an organization, a campaign, or a topic. One account holds many.
- Recipient
- An email address that receives a specific entity's scheduled reports. Use it to deliver straight to the client.
- Seat
- A login for a member of your own team on the shared dashboard.
- Advanced lenses
- On Pro and Business, the "model-only" lens shows what a model believes without the web, and the "compare" lens shows the gap between the live web and the model's built-in view, useful when a client has fixed a problem but the models have not caught up.
What does it cost for an agency?
Saidly's pricing is flat and fully public: Starter $2.99/mo, Pro $13.99/mo, Business $49.99/mo, plus a custom Enterprise tier for larger portfolios. Every plan starts with a 30-day free trial and no credit card. Because the four flagship consumer assistants (including Claude and Grok) are covered on every paid plan, an agency is not paying enterprise rates just to see what the major models say.
For context, here is how that compares with other tools that monitor AI answers. Always treat competitor numbers as public pricing as of June 2026; check each vendor's site for the latest.
| Tool | Entry price (public, June 2026) | Tracks Claude and Grok |
|---|---|---|
| Saidly | $2.99/mo (Starter), $13.99 Pro, $49.99 Business | Yes, both, on every paid plan |
| Otterly.ai | Around $29/mo | Claude is API-only; Grok not tracked by default |
| Profound | Around $99 to $399/mo | Full coverage including Claude and Grok on a custom Enterprise plan |
| Peec AI | Roughly EUR 75 to 424/mo by tracked prompts | Check vendor for current model coverage |
| AthenaHQ | Around $295/mo, self-serve | Broad engine coverage; check vendor |
The honest summary: Saidly names all four flagship consumer assistants at flat, low, public prices and covers people, organizations, and campaigns, not just websites. Other tools lead on prompt volume, engine breadth, or enterprise depth. Pick the one that matches how your agency works.
How does an agency get started?
- Start a free trial and add your first two or three clients as tracked entities.
- Name each client's main competitors so share of voice has something to compare against.
- Set a schedule (monthly is a sensible default) and add the client's email as a recipient.
- Invite your account managers as seats on the dashboard.
- After the first reports land, use the recurring themes and cited sources to plan the work, then re-measure.
Questions about how the search modes, recipients, and seats work are answered in the FAQ.
30-day free trial. No credit card to start. Larger portfolio? Ask about the custom Enterprise tier.