Pricing
AVA (AI Visibility Auditor) measures whether an organisation is findable in AI answers, and whether AI crawlers can read its site at all.
What is live today, as billed to a direct customer. Figures as of 22 September 2026, in New Zealand dollars.
Key Takeaways
- Project-month: NZ$263 per project, per month — ongoing tracking.
- One-off sealed run: NZ$526 — a single sampling batch, sealed as a whole.
- Qualified timestamps: NZ$5 each, opt-in, on top of either plan.
- No self-serve signup, no free tier — access is a one-time token the operator issues by hand.
Manage your AI presence with proof, not guesses
How your organisation shows up when someone asks an AI assistant such as ChatGPT or Perplexity about you is shaping who gets shortlisted and recommended before a person ever reaches your website. Managing that properly means working from what’s actually being said, not assumptions carried over from search-engine optimisation — the mechanics differ enough that a Princeton-affiliated study accepted to KDD 2024, (GEO: Generative Engine Optimization, Aggarwal et al.), found content-level changes can boost visibility in generative-engine responses by up to 40%, a different lever than classic SEO pulls.
AVA is built to give you that: real queries put to real AI assistants, real answers recorded, and a report you can trace back to source rather than a score you’re asked to take on faith. That’s the philosophy behind the product, not an add-on — evidence you can inspect, over claims you have to accept.
When a result will be put in front of a board, a client or a regulator, audits can also be sealed, with a time-stamp from an outside authority, so “our visibility improved” is something someone else can check, offline and without us. Sealing is available on request, and nothing is sealed unless you ask for it. See Questions for what “sealed” proves, or the research behind the mechanism for why the timestamp is the part that holds when the rest does not.
Worth raising with whoever owns AI oversight or governance at your organisation, even if visibility reporting sits in a completely different team.
Project-month
NZ$263 per project, per month
A project is one site tracked continuously. This is the ongoing subscription — not a one-off audit — and covers sampling runs against your allowance, findings and drafts.
One-off sealed run
NZ$526 for each sealed run
A single sampling batch, sealed as a whole rather than tracked project-month by project-month. See Questions for what “sealed” proves and what it does not.
Qualified timestamps
NZ$5 each, on top, opt-in
An ordinary timestamp is included; it can be put forward as evidence, but no statute presumes it accurate. A qualified timestamp (eIDAS, issued by an accredited EU authority) carries statutory recognition in the EU and costs money to issue, which is why it is a separate, off-by-default spend switch rather than bundled in. Your dashboard shows how many remain once you hold access; a record that was not qualified-stamped says so on the record itself.
How access works
There is no public signup and no free tier. Every account starts from a one-time access token the operator issues by hand, bound to a single project. If you were sent a token, redeem it here. If you were not, the route in is to ask.
You can also run AVA on your own infrastructure — a design requirement, not an afterthought — with two things that stay with us regardless: the sealing (a record sealed by the same party that holds it proves nothing to a third party) and, unless you supply your own provider keys, the model access. The fuller answer is in Questions.
Request access
There is no form on this page — access is granted by the operator, one invitation at a time. Get in touch at mysovereignty.digital/contact.html.