A dashboard tells you the score. AudiFolio is the document.
Keep the dashboard if it helps you work. AudiFolio is the artefact you hand the client — the one that gives the account team dated evidence for its next client conversation.
| AI visibility dashboards | AudiFolio | |
|---|---|---|
| What the buyer receives | A dashboard login | A four-page report, printed or shared |
| Whose logo is on it | The tool's | The agency's, on every page |
| What it proves | A score that moves | Named in 3 of 10 answers, with the answers attached |
| What happens in a later period | Compare the observations | Review briefs alongside the evidence that informed them |
| Who it is priced for | One site, one seat | One agency, up to 50 client sites |
| Currency and price | USD, per site | ₹ and $, per agency |
| Client access | The client must sign in | The client opens a link; no account |
| Evidence | A trend line | The exact answer, date, model and cited sources |
“We already use a visibility tool.”
Then you already know the numbers move. The problem is not measurement — it is that the client never opens the dashboard, so the measurement never becomes a conversation. AudiFolio takes the same job one step further: a dated document with the agency's name on it, and three actions to publish before the next edition.
“Can't we do this by hand?”
You can, in a focused working session per client: run the questions, copy the answers, check the sources, build the deck. It is inconsistent, it does not survive a busy week, and it does not scale past a handful of accounts. AudiFolio does it in one click and keeps the history, which is the part a hand-built deck can never have.
“Is this just SEO?”
It is the proof layer for AI search. The fixes are content, citations and entity signals — work an SEO agency already does — measured in a place the client now asks about. That is why the report sells: it attaches a new number to work you were already billing for.
“What if the client asks how it is measured?”
Every report prints the formula, the sample size and the date range. The methodology page says the same thing in public, so the client can check it without asking you.