Built for agencies, and nothing publishes without you
Why it exists
An agency that runs AI search visibility for a roster has two bad options today. A tool priced per site, such as Foliora, costs $499.90 – $1,499.90 a month at 10 clients. Tools that publish on their own put things on a client’s site that nobody read first — and the half of the work that most often justifies the engagement (claiming the directory profiles, chasing the reviews, getting an answer out of the client) is the half a content robot never surfaces, because it cannot bill for it.
So one plan’s credits cover the roster, and every report turns into tasks of two kinds: the pages we write for you to approve, and what only the business can do, with the steps. The second kind is not a limitation we are hiding. It is usually the project.
How it makes money
Plans from $49 to $299 a month, each a month of credits: a prompt asked on ChatGPT, Claude and Google AI Mode is one credit, and two once Gemini, Perplexity or Grok is added; an article is 10. Top-ups never expire. No share of what you charge your client — what you bill for the work is between you and them. Every paid plan can start with 7 days free and 50 credits, once per account. Your card is charged when the trial ends — cancel before then and nothing is. Payments go through Dodo Payments, which is the merchant of record: it charges the card and issues the invoice. Refunds are on their own page; if something published through Passcite damages a client’s site, that billing period comes back without you asking.
What it will not do
Not a roadmap gap — decisions, and they are not expected to change:
- No link building. Nothing is bought, exchanged or placed on another site.
- No social posting and no paid ads. Community drafts a reply to a thread the assistants cite; a person reads it and posts it, under their own name.
- No invented facts. An article says only what the site, its notes and you say; a price, a credential or a result it cannot find is listed for you, not made up.