The new Agency model lets digital marketing agencies, SEO consultants, and freelancers launch an AI search visibility service on their own branding and domain, without building any technology.
BENGALURU: PageLens, an AI search visibility and optimization platform, today announced its Agency model. It allows digital marketing agencies, SEO consultants, and freelancers to launch their own white-label answer engine optimization (AEO) and generative engine optimization (GEO) platform under their own branding and domain, and to sell AI search as a service to their clients.
The Question Clients Are Starting to Ask
Clients are still paying for SEO, but they are beginning to ask a different question: when buyers ask ChatGPT who to buy from, will their brand be recommended? For many agencies, the honest answer is that they cannot yet see it, measure it, or change it.
That leaves agencies with a choice. They can wait while clients look elsewhere for answers, or they can make AI search part of what they offer. The Agency model is built for the second option.
Branded as the Agency’s Own Product
With the Agency model, an agency runs PageLens as its own product. The platform carries the agency’s branding and sits on the agency’s domain, so clients experience AI search visibility as a service from the agency they already trust.
Everything happens in a single dashboard. Agencies use it to:
- Track AI visibility for each client and see how the brand shows up in AI answers.
- Discover citation opportunities: the sources AI engines rely on where a client isn’t mentioned yet.
- Create content with the agentic engine to go after those opportunities.
- Reach out to the right publishers to earn the coverage that influences AI recommendations.
In practice, an agency can take a client from “we don’t know what AI says about us” to a clear picture of the gaps, a plan to close them, and the content and outreach to do it, without stitching together separate tools.
Growing Revenue Without Building Technology
Adding a new service usually means hiring specialists or developing software. The Agency model removes that barrier. Agencies can serve more clients, widen the services they sell, and build recurring revenue from an ongoing AI search offering, all without building their own technology.
For freelancers and small consultancies, it means offering a capability that once required a dedicated product team. For larger agencies, it means adding AI search to existing retainers rather than starting a new practice from scratch.
Start With a Free AI Visibility Audit
To help agencies see the opportunity, PageLens is offering a free AI visibility audit for one of their clients. The audit shows where a client stands in AI search today and which opportunities may be going unclaimed. Agencies can claim their free audit here: AI visibility audit.
“Agencies are hearing the same question from their clients: how do we show up when buyers ask AI? The Agency model gives them a way to answer it under their own brand, with tracking, content, and outreach in one place, and without having to build the technology themselves.” – Harjot Chopra, Founder, PageLens
Where PageLens Fits
The Agency model runs on the same technology PageLens provides to brands directly. The platform tracks how brands appear across seven AI engines, including ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Mode, Grok, and Copilot, and works with over 100 brands globally.
As AI answers become a bigger part of how buyers research and choose, PageLens expects agencies to play a central role in helping clients keep up. The Agency model is designed to give them the tools to do it under their own name.
About PageLens
PageLens is an AI search visibility and optimization platform that helps businesses monitor and improve their presence across AI-powered search. It combines AI visibility tracking, citation intelligence, prompt research, content creation, publishing, analytics, outreach, social posting, and AI integrations to help brands be found wherever buying decisions are made. Through its Agency model, agencies can offer these capabilities to their own clients under their own brand.
