Compare Lighthouse Local vs. Searchable

Searchable bundles AI visibility tracking with traffic analytics from GA4 and Search Console, site audits, a content studio and an agent that drafts pages from the gaps it finds. That's a full AI search optimization workbench for a marketing team. Its base plans include ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews, run prompts daily, and put no cap on projects, countries or seats. If your team will live in the tool and wants the drafting in the same place, that's the right trade.

The question to ask any vendor follows from that. Once the tool shows a gap, who does the work, and how many screens sit between me and a finished fix? A bigger suite means more to learn before the first gap closes.

We start from the owner's question. When a customer asks an assistant who to call or what to buy, do you come up, and if not, who does? We check that on a weekly sweep with daily checks on priority questions, and every gap lands on a ranked fix list in plain English, with no workbench to learn. If you'd rather not draft pages in a content studio, our specialists make the fixes.

A headline price only covers what's inside it. Searchable's plan prices cover three assistants, ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews. Gemini, Claude, Google AI Mode and several others are paid add-ons on top, and its pricing page lists them. The scorecard above shows which assistants sit where. Searchable also counts prompts per model, so the Pro plan lists 100 prompts per model and 9,000 AI answers a month. If the three included assistants are the ones your customers use, the headline price is the price you'll pay.

So ask for the total. What does it cost to cover every assistant my customers use, and how many answer checks does that buy a month? A prompt count on its own says nothing about how many assistants it covers or how often it runs.

Our plans carry ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI at the published price, with nothing sold as a model add-on. The AI answer checks a month shown on the pricing cards above are the number to compare, so you can size the cost before you start.

An agency tier usually means two things, room for several client projects and reports that carry your brand. Searchable's agency tiers are a real program. Pitch workspaces let you run prospect prompts before a client signs, every plan allows multiple projects, and white-label client reports arrive at the Growth tier, with a white-label platform offered through sales. That's a strong setup for an agency selling AI search content work.

The question to ask is where branding starts and what it costs to get there. Which tier gives my client a branded view, and what do I pay to reach it?

On our agency plans, clients log into a white-label dashboard under your brand on your own custom domain, with unlimited client reports, so there's no tier to climb before a client sees your name. For lead generation, Beacon puts an embeddable AI visibility audit on your own site. Set our agency plans beside Searchable's Launch and Growth tiers and see what your tenth client adds on each.