Two ways to run organic growth

Ownership. In AI Search Growth Partner your team keeps one accountable operator who handles approvals, publishing, website implementation and internal coordination, while scaile does the research, strategy, content production and reporting. In Organic Growth Take Over scaile owns and operates the whole function, and your team provides access, subject-matter expertise, approvals and an executive sponsor.

It depends on which of the two models you choose and the scope behind it, so we walk through it on a call rather than publishing a rate card. You will get the number for your setup in the first conversation, not after a procurement round.

Twelve months, with an optional three-month paid trial at the start. If you continue after the trial, those months count towards the agreement rather than being added to it.

Yes. There is an option to cancel after completion of the first six months, subject to the agreed notice period.

No. Month one is the Strategy & Architecture Kickoff and is part of the agreement.

Paid media, publisher placements, specialist third parties, exceptional data costs and travel are not included and are agreed separately. Major projects unrelated to organic growth are scoped on their own.

No. The tools show you where you stand; the platform is what moves you. Keep the tracking if it works for you, and keep the agency: scaile runs alongside an incumbent SEO agency rather than replacing it. They keep the site and classic search, scaile produces and publishes the content AI engines cite, and one weekly report shows both.

No. scaile owns the agreed work and the operating process, and reports AI visibility, organic performance and commercial impact as they are. Specific rankings, citations, traffic, leads or revenue are not guaranteed, and any figure that cannot be attributed cleanly is reported as such.