Bundle 03 · PrescientIQ™ Generative Growth Engine · Pricing

Priced against the retainer it replaces. Not the tooling it resembles.

The right cost comparison is the labor being displaced — the agency retainer and the media-management fee indexed to ad spend. The Growth Engine is an annual engagement scaled to what the system continuously watches for you, with executed workflows metered against a committed pool. Never a share of spend, never per seat.

Illustration: a budget reallocation proposal, the approval queue where a named person decides, and the audit ledger entry the invoice reconciles from. Sample data.

Generative Growth Engine — annual engagement

ANNUAL COMMITMENT · PLATFORM BILLED MONTHLY · NET 30
ScopeFocusScaleEnterprise
Paid channels24Unlimited
Tracked query set~250~750Custom
AI answer surfaces35All supported + regions
Sampling cadenceWeeklyDailyDaily + on-demand
Content properties13Unlimited
Committed pool (weighted units/mo)~150~500Custom
Annual platform fee Modeled$69,000$111,000$165,000+
Billed monthly at$5,750/mo$9,250/mo$13,750+/mo

One flat annual platform fee per tier. Implementation — channel and content connections, tracked-query definition, baseline measurement, allocation-model calibration — is included from signature, not billed as a distinct line.

The platform fee is billed monthly across an annual commitment.

Consumption above the committed pool is invoiced monthly at the contracted rate × class weight. No rollover.

Every tier includes all four agents, the Coordinator, the approval queue, the full audit ledger, and unlimited users. Governance is never tier-gated.

Never priced as a percentage of ad spend, never per seat, and the agents are not sold separately.

Metering

How weighted units meter the work

  • THE UNIT

    A billable unit is a completed, approved growth workflow, weighted by class. Drafts, retries and rejected proposals never bill.

  • 1.0×

    Published content asset. Highest volume, moderate cost — the base unit.

  • 1.0×

    Applied retrievability change. Comparable cost and cadence to a content asset.

  • 3–5×

    Executed budget reallocation. Cheap to produce and moves real money; a flat weight would make the highest-value action the cheapest thing sold.

  • THE POOL

    Your platform fee includes a committed monthly pool of weighted units sized to your tier. Consumption above it bills at the contracted rate × class weight. No rollover.

  • THE SURFACE

    The platform fee scales with the observability surface — connected channels, tracked queries, answer surfaces, sampling cadence and content properties — because that is what the system watches on your behalf whether or not you approve a change that week.

  • NOT PRICED

    Never a percentage of ad spend, never per seat, and never per agent. The product is one governed loop, not four tools.

Attach bundle · One ledger · One approval queue

Revenue Accelerator + Growth Engine, as one engagement.

The Revenue Accelerator ($165,000/yr) plus Growth Engine Scale runs as a single governed engagement on one audit ledger and one approval queue — a modeled $276,000 a year, the same number every year, before metered execution on either bundle. Existing Revenue Accelerator accounts add the Growth Engine as a scope amendment, not a new procurement cycle.

Scope the attach bundle
Governance

Who approves what

Budget reallocations, content publishes and retrievability changes are proposals until a person approves them. Measurement and modelling run continuously because they change nothing outside the system.

Human-in-the-loop (HITL). The action is drafted and held. It does not execute until a named person on your team approves it.

Human-on-the-loop (HOTL). The action executes under a standing policy your team sets. A named person supervises and keeps intervention, override, and revocation authority.

Your team chooses the mode for each action class, based on its risk tolerance, and can change it at any time.

Every action, in either mode, is recorded to the audit ledger with its rationale, before-and-after state, and the approver or policy behind it.

Every action class starts in human-in-the-loop until your team changes it.

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Availability

Where the Growth Engine is on the roadmap

The Generative Growth Engine is the third PrescientIQ bundle. It is offered first to Revenue Accelerator accounts as an attach, and every engagement begins with a free AI Retrievability Baseline built on your own tracked queries. Request a Retrievability Baseline, or read the Generative Growth Engine overview.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Is there a separate implementation fee?
No. Each tier is one flat annual platform fee, and implementation — connecting your paid channels and content properties, defining the tracked query set with your team, measuring the baseline retrievability it starts from, and calibrating the allocation model against your own history — is included from signature rather than billed as a distinct line. The same number applies in year one and every year after.
Why does the platform fee scale with the observability surface?
Two of the four agents run continuously whether or not you approve a single change: the GEO Agent samples your tracked queries across answer surfaces on a cadence, and the allocation agents ingest channel performance to keep the model current. Channels, queries, surfaces, cadence and properties are what the system must watch on your behalf. They are observable at scoping, verifiable by both parties, and they grow only when your scope does.
What is a weighted unit?
A completed, approved growth workflow, weighted by class: published content asset 1.0×, applied retrievability change 1.0×, executed budget reallocation 3–5×. A reallocation is cheap to produce and moves real money, so a flat weight would make the highest-value action the cheapest thing sold. Drafts, retries and rejected proposals never bill.
What happens above the committed pool?
Consumption above the pool is invoiced monthly at the contracted rate multiplied by the class weight. There is no rollover; pools recalibrate on the schedule fixed in your agreement, which is simpler to reconcile and simpler to explain. Frequent overage is a sign the tier is mis-sized, and the fix is a tier change rather than an invoice conversation.
Why not a percentage of ad spend?
A product whose core promise is reallocating, and often reducing, wasted spend cannot be paid as a share of that spend without an incentive conflict. The platform fee is indexed to what the system watches and the executed workflows to the work done.
Why unlimited users?
Every additional reviewer in the approval queue makes the governance model work better. Charging per seat would price digital labor as if it were a human tool and penalize exactly the behavior the product needs. Users are unlimited at every tier.
Who approves what the agents do?
Human-in-the-loop (HITL): The action is drafted and held. It does not execute until a named person on your team approves it. Human-on-the-loop (HOTL): The action executes under a standing policy your team sets. A named person supervises and keeps intervention, override, and revocation authority. Budget reallocations and content publishes are designed to run human-in-the-loop by default. Your team chooses the mode for each action class, based on its risk tolerance, and can change it at any time. Every action, in either mode, is recorded to the audit ledger with its rationale, before-and-after state, and the approver or policy behind it.
What does 'Modeled' mean on the figures?
The tier fees are modeled proposals: sized against the observability surface and validated against your own channel count, query set and content volume at scoping, before anything is signed. They are not measured deployment results, and there are no outcome figures on this page because none has a measured basis yet.
When is the Generative Growth Engine available?
The Generative Growth Engine is the third PrescientIQ bundle. It is offered first to Revenue Accelerator accounts as an attach, and every engagement begins with a free AI Retrievability Baseline built on your own tracked queries.

Start with your Retrievability Baseline.

Built on your own tracked queries, before you commit a dollar.

Request a Retrievability Baseline →