Agency prospecting: walk into every pitch holding their data

A lead generation workspace for agencies selling AI visibility and GEO services. You search for real companies by sector and location, save them into lists, generate a branded AI visibility report per prospect, and run outreach cadences, tracking every prospect through a funnel from new to won.

You describe the niche (sector, location, business type) and Rank Prompt uses AI-powered web search to find real, current companies that match, with their websites and context. Results are fresh searches, not a static database, so local and niche markets work well.

A white-label AI visibility report generated for a prospect before they are a client. It shows their visibility score across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Mode (AI Overviews), Claude, Gemini, Muse, and Grok, which competitors AI recommends instead, and where the gaps are. It is the strongest cold-outreach asset an agency can attach.

Yes. Reports inherit your white-label settings: logo, colors, sender details, and footer. Prospects see your agency presenting the data, with no Rank Prompt branding if you have the powered-by toggle off.

Multi-step email sequences for prospect outreach, with automated follow-ups, open and reply tracking, and unsubscribe compliance. They run on the same email infrastructure as Rank Prompt citation outreach, including inbox warmup.

Prospecting is part of Agency Plus ($299/mo). It sits alongside the agency dashboard and content approvals: the full pipeline from winning a client to retaining them.

Saving prospects, stages and the CSV export are free. A search costs 5 credits and is refunded when it finds nothing. A pitch report costs 1 credit per prompt on up to three engines 2 on four to six and 3 on all seven, an AI pitch is 1 credit, and a weekly saved search is 5 credits a run. A search finds the contact of its ten best businesses; for any other saved prospect, finding a contact is 1 credit, charged only when someone is found.

It weighs Google demand for the business, its reviews, how far AI answers leave it out, whether a named contact can be reached and what its own website leaves to fix for AI engines (structured data, llms.txt, a slow home page). A part with no data does not count against it, Google demand counts only when the website is the business’s own (not a booking page, a site builder page or a chain’s branch page), and the tooltip says which parts were measured.

Yes. The first time a prospect opens the shared report you get a notification, the list marks it as viewed with the date, and a webhook can tell your CRM. Your own team opening it does not count.