A dashboard per client, priced per client.
Your clients are asking whether AI mentions them. This answers it per site, with a live link you can hand over, and it is built by an agency that runs it on its own clients before selling it to yours.
Rialto gives you a live, read-only dashboard for each client site: what visitors do, what Google sends, and how often ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude name them. Ninety-nine euro per client site per month, from three sites.
What can a client see on their link?
Their own site and nothing else. The link is scoped at the API to one site, so a client cannot read another client, cannot reach Connections, and cannot trigger anything that spends money. It is rotatable, so offboarding is one click.
What they get is the part that is hard to fake in a slide: their citation share across four engines, the competitors named instead of them, their own behaviour data, and the pages worth fixing ranked by what each fix returns.
Is this white label?
No, and this page is not going to pretend otherwise. Client links carry Rialto branding, and real white label needs a tenant model that does not exist yet.
If a branded PDF is your whole requirement, the tools that do that are cheaper and you should use them. What is different here is that Rialto generates the data rather than reformatting data you already had: a tag on the client's site, a weekly four-engine panel, and content scored against a rubric published in full.
Why per client site rather than per seat?
Because your cost should move with your roster, not your team. Adding a strategist should not cost you anything, and losing a client should stop costing you that month.
Three sites is the floor at ninety-nine each. Above roughly ten, talk to us rather than paying the list price.
What does this replace in a retainer?
Usually the monthly reporting scramble. The Monday digest per client arrives whether or not anybody logged in, which is the part that tends to justify the line item on a quiet month.
It also answers the question that now arrives unprompted on client calls. Being the agency with a number for it, rather than an opinion, is worth more than the tooling cost.
Questions
Is Rialto white label?
Not yet, and we would rather say so than have you find out. Client links carry Rialto branding. What you get today is a live, read-only dashboard per client, scoped to one site and rotatable, which is a different object from a white-labelled PDF.
What does a client actually see?
A live link to their own site's numbers: behaviour, search, and the AI citation panel with the competitors named. It is scoped hard at the API to one site, cannot reach Connections, and cannot spend money. Nothing you do not want shared is reachable from it.
How is it priced for agencies?
Per client site, from three sites, rather than per seat. That means it grows with your roster instead of your team, and a client who leaves stops costing you the same month.
How does this compare to a white-label report tool?
Those generate a branded PDF from data you already have. This generates the data: a tag on the client site, a weekly four-engine citation panel, and content scored against a published rubric. If a branded PDF is the whole requirement, they are cheaper and you should use them.
Can I resell it?
Yes, and most agencies do exactly that by folding it into a retainer rather than reselling a licence. The Monday digest per client is the part that tends to justify the line item, because it arrives whether or not anyone logged in.
What happens when a client leaves?
Rotate or delete their link and stop paying for that site. The data exports as CSV first if they want to take it, which is usually the thing that makes the offboarding conversation easy.
Try it on a client site before you decide. The free AI visibility check runs on any domain with no account, and the content scorer scores any page against the same rubric the paid plans use. Then ask for access.