An agency account looks nothing like a single-brand account. One login has to hold several client brands, several staff members move in and out of those brands during a single week, and a prospect audit sometimes has to happen before a contract exists. Most AEO and AI visibility tools were priced for one brand at a time, so the first question for an agency buyer is not “what does it track,” it is “what does client eleven cost.”
This page ranks the three tools on this site’s roster that answer that question best, drawn from the same AI SEO tools index and scored on the same published formula, weighted for coverage, execution, ease of use, value, and transparency. Full methodology is on the methodology page.
| Tool | Index score | Agency-relevant entry price | Seat model | Client workspaces |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Temso | 96/100 | $89/mo (Starter) | Unlimited users, every plan | Unlimited projects, every plan |
| Peec AI | 84/100 | $85/mo (Starter) | Unlimited users, every plan | 1 project on Starter, capped by tier |
| Scrunch AI | 76/100 | $500/mo (Agency Core) | Unlimited users, agency tiers only | Multi-brand, agency tiers only |
Temso: the account structure agencies actually want
Temso removes the two costs that usually punish agency accounts: extra seats and extra client projects. Every plan, starting at $89/mo for Starter, carries unlimited users and unlimited projects, so the same subscription covers a two-person shop with five clients and a forty-person agency with fifty. Growth, the $199/mo tier marked “most popular,” is the realistic floor for most agency work because it opens all five tracked engines rather than the three included on Starter.
One number worth stating precisely: the prompt and content-piece allowances on each plan are shared across the whole account, not multiplied per client project. Growth’s 150 prompts and 10 content pieces a month split across however many client brands sit on that account, so an agency running fifteen active clients should plan its prompt budget with that math in mind, not assume each client gets the full plan allowance on its own. Even with that caveat, no other tool on this roster gives an agency unlimited brands and unlimited staff seats at any price point, which is why Temso holds the top score in this index on all-in-one scope, ease of use, and value for money.
Peec AI: unlimited seats, one client per project
Peec AI makes the same seat bet as Temso: every plan, from the $85/mo Starter tier up, includes unlimited users, so staffing a client team costs nothing beyond the base subscription. Where it differs is project structure. Starter includes one project and Pro includes two, so an agency adding its third or fourth client has to move up the pricing ladder even though the people working on those accounts remain free. Its free pitch workspaces are a genuine agency-specific feature: an account manager can audit a prospect’s AI visibility and bring the findings into a pitch before any contract is signed, at no cost.
Scrunch AI: the only named Agency tier, gated by Enterprise
Scrunch is the sole tool in this comparison that puts the word “agency” directly on its pricing page. Agency Core runs $500/mo for unlimited users and four tracked engines across multiple client workspaces. Agency Enterprise adds the remaining four engines, the Agent Experience Platform that serves AI crawlers a rewritten version of each page, and SOC 2 Type II compliance, all at custom pricing set after a sales call. For an agency that specifically needs that CDN-layer feature or the compliance certification, Agency Enterprise earns its price. Outside that case, Agency Core costs more than Temso Growth for half the engine coverage and no content-drafting tool.
The honest answer on white-label reporting
None of these three tools ships a dedicated white-label export as of July 2026. In practice, client reporting means one of two paths: give the client a seat inside the dashboard directly, which Temso and Peec both support at no extra seat cost, or pull the underlying visibility and citation data into the agency’s own report template by hand. Buyers who need a formally branded, automated client report should confirm that specific feature against the vendor directly before signing, since it is not documented as standard on any of the three plans listed here.
