Client sites and your team, one account

Each client's score, questions, competitors and markets, seats for your team, and a no-login summary for clients. Tasadr analyses, for each site, whether AI engines cite it, who is cited instead, and what to change first.

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Last updated: 1 November 2026

Each client gets their own score, competitors and markets
Follow your clients' sites from one account, each with its own score, questions and competitors, and more than one market per site, by plan.
Your team in the same account
Seats by plan, 5 on Pro, 10 on Advanced and more on Business, each person with a role: admin, member or viewer.
An executive summary on a private link
Their score, top competitors, confirmed changes and top three tasks, read without signing in, under your agency's name on Business.

From the first pitch to the renewed contract

Win the client with evidence
Show them who leads their answer today instead of them, in the answer's own words.
Deliver through their team
Fixes ready to publish, and a task that reaches their developer or writer in one step.
Prove the impact
We check the edit is live, then measure the same questions before and after.
Renew the contract
A weekly report and an executive summary on a private link show your client what they gained.

What Tasadr does

What does Tasadr do for your clients' sites?

Tasadr does not do your agency's work for it, but it does not stop at measuring. We ask AI engines the questions your client's customers ask, in their own words, and record for every answer whether your client's site is cited with a link, mentioned without one, absent, or whether the engine wrote no answer at all. From those outcomes comes the Tasadr score out of 100, for each site on its own.

The work that raises that score is called optimising for AI answers (GEO): getting an engine to choose your client's site as a source when it writes its answer. The agency does that work, and Tasadr prepares what it applies: a diagnosis of why the competitor got there first, the on-page fixes ready to publish, and the task ready for its team. Then it checks the implementation, and measures where the site stands before and after the work.

SEO and digital marketing agencies across the Arab world now hear a new question from their clients: does ChatGPT mention us when someone asks? Some call this "AI visibility". A keyword ranking report cannot answer it, because what the customer reads is not a list of links but one paragraph that credits two or three sources. Tasadr gives you the answer written down and dated, question by question and engine by engine, starting with Answer Tracking.

Client sites

How many client sites, and how many answers?

3 sites on Pro and 5 sites on Advanced; on Business, the number of sites is set in your quote to fit your client list. Each site is measured on its own, with its own score, questions and competitors, so one client's results never mix with another's, and you move between your clients' sites inside the same account.

The question balance belongs to the account, not to each site: 100 questions on Pro, 200 questions on Advanced, and on Business the balance your quote sets, spread across your clients' sites as each contract needs. A large client takes a bigger share; a new client starts with a few questions and adds more after the first analysis. Every plan gives them a daily analysis: about 7,500 answers a month on Pro and 15,000 on Advanced, as set out in how many answers we analyse.

Engines follow the plan, not the site. Pro and Advanced analyse your sites on 5 engines (ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode). Business analyses them on up to 8 engines, adding Copilot, Claude and Grok, chosen with you for each client. What sets each engine apart is in the eight engines we analyse.

Your team works with you in the same account, with seats that include the owner: 5 on Pro, 10 on Advanced and more on Business. You invite each person with a link you copy to them and choose their role: an admin manages members, sites and settings, a member works on tasks and questions, a viewer sees everything and changes nothing. If your client has a Tasadr account of their own, they invite you, and you move between yours and theirs with the same sign-in.

Markets

Your client in Riyadh, Dubai, Cairo, or more than one market?

One site can be analysed in more than one market: 2 on Pro, 3 on Advanced and more on Business. Each question has its market and is analysed in its country as a searcher there sees it, so what you show your client is their own market.

A site's questions are split across its markets, never multiplied, so a new market uses no extra questions. Each market has its language, Arabic, English or both, and French in the Maghreb, the way your client's customers ask there, and you pick the market in the filter bar beside every page title to read its numbers alone. The details are in one site, more than one market.

Each site's questions come from three places: what your client hears from customers in sales and support, the question gap: questions their competitors lead that you do not track yet, and real searches from Google Search Console if you link a Google account with access to your client's site, or the site's own pages when it is not linked. How to gather questions worth measuring is in choosing the questions worth measuring. Three sectors agencies often serve have full guides: clinics in AI answers, real-estate projects in AI answers and online stores recommended by ChatGPT.

What you show

What do you show your client each time?

Evidence they can read, not a number they have to take on trust. Under every verdict we keep the excerpt of the answer that names your client's site or a competitor, word for word as the engine wrote it, the links it cited, the date of the measurement and the engine that wrote it. When your client asks "where does this number come from?", you open the excerpt itself. This is what reaches your client, as in a real report for an electronics store in Egypt.

The Tasadr score out of 100
per site, with its range whenever a measurement spans one, so your client knows how much the number swings before acting on it.
The outcome for every question on every engine
Cited, mentioned, absent or no answer. An engine that wrote no answer is never counted against your client's site.
An executive summary on a private link
for each site: your client reads it without signing in, with their score, their top competitors, the confirmed changes and the top three tasks.
The weekly report
What your client's site gained, what threatens it and its next step, ready to copy to WhatsApp as it is.
The monthly report
With charts, and Google clicks and AI visits when Google Search Console and Google Analytics are connected.
Sentiment
How the engines describe your client, positive, neutral or negative, with the sentence the engine wrote.
Answer Accuracy
What the engines say about your client's business against its own facts and its Google Maps listing, on the Answer Accuracy page.

Proving impact

How do you prove your work to clients?

With a measurement before the work and one after it, on the same questions. The first measurement is the baseline; without it, neither you nor your client can tell whether an improvement came from your work or from the engine moving. So measure a new client's site before you touch a page, and make the date of that measurement the starting point you count your results from.

Measure before you start
the first measurement of the client's site is the reference for everything after it.
Change one page at a time
edit ten pages in one day and you will not know which edit moved the number.
The implementation check
we check that the edit is really on your client's page before we measure its impact, so no gain is put down to work that has not been published.
Read the next automatic measurement
you start nothing yourself. The edit's effect is read in the analyses that follow.
Trust only a confirmed change
one answer that moved is not news. An alert reaches you in your dashboard once a change is confirmed, whether a new competitor, a lost citation or a new win, and anything unconfirmed stays in the history without an alert.
Show your client the difference in words
the answer's excerpt before the edit and after it, and who was cited then and who is cited now.
Show your client what your work did
once we verify your edit, we compare the question you worked on with the questions you left untouched over the same period, so your client sees whether it moved more than they did. How to read the result is in how to measure the success of optimising for AI answers.
Show the page's visits before and after the edit
from Google and from AI engines, beside the site's other pages over the same days, when Google Analytics is connected. The details are on the AI Referral Traffic page.

Competitors and plan

Who leads instead, and what to change first?

For every question we record who was cited instead of your client's site, and how often. That list is the map of their competitors inside the answer, and it can look nothing like their competitors in the search rankings: a local directory or a comparison site with one precise page can beat a big brand whose pages are general.

The analysis then compares your client's page with the competitor's: what the competitor's page answers that your client's does not, and which sub-question it covered and your client skipped. You get 50 why-they-lead analyses a month on Pro and 100 why-they-lead analyses on Advanced, and on Business they are unlimited. From the gaps that repeat, an action plan ranked by priority is built, one that can serve as your team's work plan for that client. How to read that comparison and follow a competitor month by month is in which competitor ChatGPT recommends instead of you.

You see each tracked competitor's score on your client's questions and its Share of Voice, 5 competitors per site up to Advanced and more on Business, in Competitor Analysis. For a buying question your client has no page for, a Content Brief is written from their facts alone, 5 a month on Pro, 12 on Advanced and sized to your needs on Business. And before you meet a new client, Market Radar opens any site's file to show the buying questions it leads.

Most of that plan is edits to page text, not code: the question as a heading, the answer in two lines, the price, time or city written out. How one engine reads a page and chooses from it is walked through in how ChatGPT picks its Arabic sources, and Google's own surface has its guide in AI Overviews in Saudi Arabia.

Every task in Priority Fixes also brings on-page fixes, ready to publish on your client's page: a paragraph that answers the question, an FAQ and structured data (schema), written from their page and their business profile alone, so nothing in it is a fact they did not give. Then you send the task to whoever applies it in your team, a developer, an SEO lead or a content writer, copied, on WhatsApp or through a private link, and each gets only their part without you rewriting the instructions for every client. For your clinic, restaurant and salon clients there is local GEO: AI answers for local businesses.

Plans

Which plan fits your agency?

Choose by the number of clients you follow, then by the number of questions each client needs. Every price is fixed and published in US dollars, and in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar and Morocco you pay in your local currency, with no per-question or per-request fees; the full detail of each plan, including the extra question packs, is in Tasadr plans and prices. If you are comparing measurement tools first, the eight questions to put to any tool are in how to choose a GEO tool. If you price a GEO service for your clients, what sets an agency's delivery cost is explained in how much GEO costs.

Pro: 3 sites for $129 a month
Pro is for the agency starting GEO with its first clients: 3 sites, 100 questions for the whole account, 5 engines, daily analysis, 50 why-they-lead analyses a month, 5 seats, 2 markets per site and about 7,500 answers a month. You subscribe with a credit card in your dashboard and cancel whenever you like, and the subscription runs to the end of the period you paid for. Yearly billing on Pro is $1,290, the price of ten months. Each site has its own score, competitors and executive summary on a private link your client reads without signing in. When your agency grows, Advanced gives you 5 sites and 200 questions on the same engines, 10 seats, 3 markets per site and about 15,000 answers a month, for $249 a month, or $2,739 a year, the price of eleven months.
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Business: by quote, on up to eight engines
Business is for the agency with a larger client portfolio, and for groups with brands and branches in more than one market. It is by request, because analysing up to eight engines for each client needs capacity prepared before the subscription starts.
- Sites and questions set in your quote to your team's needs.
- Up to 8 engines, including Copilot, Claude and Grok, chosen with you for each client, with daily analysis.
- More seats for your team, and more markets per site.
- The question gap by request, and Content Briefs sized to your needs.
- Reports under your agency's name and logo, on this plan only: the executive summary, the task pages, the weekly report and the monthly report.
- PDF downloads of the weekly report, the monthly report and the executive summary, and your agency's name and logo on the Excel files every plan downloads.
- Email alerts on important changes, and unlimited why-they-lead analyses.
- A longer score history.
- A setup session with a Tasadr specialist, replies the same business day and a regular review call.
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The free trial: try it on one client first
Before you subscribe, start the 7-day free trial on a client whose market you know well: 1 site, 10 questions and 2 engines, ChatGPT and Gemini, with no credit card. You get a first analysis when setup is done and a second on day 5, once you prove the site is your client's with one of the methods in Settings, so you can show your client what moved. If you find something worth showing, you move to Pro when you add the second client. It includes one why-they-lead analysis and the question gap, 3 of its questions in full, so you can show your client who is ahead and why.
Try it on one client site

Business quote

How do you request a Business quotation?

Request the quote from the Tasadr contact page or write to sales@tasadr.ai, with three things: how many client sites you follow, how many questions you want analysed, and the markets you work in. We reply within one working day with a written quotation for Business, which comes with a setup session with a Tasadr specialist.

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Guides on this topic

Which guides help your agency?

A guide on agency work, then the pages that help your agency and its clients most:

How your agency can build and price the service, and write the client's report without promises it cannot keep: how can your agency sell GEO without empty promises?
The report you show your client: a Tasadr sample report for an electronics and home-appliance store in Egypt.
What your client asks before choosing who works with them: who should analyse your site in AI answers in Saudi Arabia?
How to read the page of the competitor leading your client's question: which competitor does ChatGPT recommend instead of you?
How the engines answer your client's questions: Answer Tracking.
What reaches your client's site from AI: AI Referral Traffic.

Start this week

How do you start with your first client this week?

Seven steps that give you something to show your client at your next meeting:

Start your 7-day free trial and add the site of the client whose market you know best.
Choose the site's market before the first analysis.
Write up to ten buying questions your client's customers ask, in their words rather than your pitch deck's.
Finish setup and the first analysis runs; read each answer's excerpt and who was cited in it.
Before the second analysis on day 5, prove the site is your client's.
Show your client the baseline and agree on the first page to edit.
Move to Pro when you add the second and third client, and invite your team to the account.

Frequently asked questions

Can my client log in and see their own results?

Yes, through their site's executive summary on a private link they read without signing in: their score, top competitors, confirmed changes and top three tasks. Your account's seats see every site in the account, so keep them for your team.

Can I put my agency's logo on the reports?

Yes, on Business. Set your agency's name and logo once in Settings, and they replace Tasadr's on the executive summary, the task pages and the PDF and Excel files, the weekly and monthly reports among them, with one small line on the summary and the task pages saying the analysis is by Tasadr. The dashboard carries the Tasadr name.

Is the Pro plan enough for an agency with more than three clients?

Pro follows 3 sites at a time, with 100 questions for the whole account. Advanced follows 5 sites with 200 questions, and beyond that, Business sets the sites and questions to your agency's needs, on a written quotation that reaches you within one working day.

Does my client need to give me access to their site or install anything?

Not on a paid plan: we analyse the site as the engines see it. On the free trial, before its second analysis, you prove the site is your client's, through their Google Search Console or Cloudflare, a DNS record or a tag on the home page. Connecting Google Analytics and Cloudflare is optional.

Does Tasadr sell GEO services to my clients directly?

No. Tasadr is a platform, not an agency: we edit no one's pages and sell implementation to nobody. We prepare on-page fixes ready to publish, run the implementation check once the edit is live, and then analyse its impact for you and your client; the work itself is yours and your team's.

What happens when my contract with a client ends?

You remove their site in settings, its questions return to your account's balance, and you add a new client's site within your plan's site count. The site's analysis history is deleted with it, so review the latest results with your client before you remove it.

How much does Tasadr cost an agency in the Arab world?

Pro is $129 a month or $1,290 a year, with 3 sites and 5 seats. Advanced is $249 a month or $2,739 a year, with 5 sites and 10 seats. Business is by quote. In Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar and Morocco you pay in your local currency, with no per-question fees.

Can I add questions for a large client beyond my plan's balance?

Yes. On Pro and Advanced you buy extra question packs from inside your account whenever you need them, and on Business packs are added by request. Pack prices are listed under the plan cards in Tasadr's pricing.

How many people from my team can work in the account?

Seats include the owner: 5 on Pro, 10 on Advanced and more on Business. You invite each person with a link you copy to them and choose their role, admin, member or viewer. An invitation not yet accepted holds a seat until you cancel it or it expires.

Can I follow one client site in more than one country?

Yes, in 2 markets on Pro, 3 on Advanced and more on Business. Each question has its market, and the site's questions are split across its markets, so a new market uses no extra questions. You view each market on its own from the filter bar.

Try Tasadr on one client's site

Add your client's site, choose its market, write up to 10 questions their customers ask, then show them who leads their answer today. Free for 7 days, with no credit card.

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