Pricing: pilot prices for our first clients

Someone in your city is asking ChatGPT for a business like yours right now.

Here is what it costs to be the business it names. Start with the free audit to see what ChatGPT says about you today. If you are missing, the monthly plan shows who it names instead, how to fix it, and checks every month that the fix worked.

In short
Who we are
Growth Pigeon, a service in Singapore run by two people: Mark Ashworth and Stephanie Simmonds.
What we do
We check whether ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini name your business when your customers ask, then tell you what to change.
Free audit
Free, with results within 24 hours. Start it here.
Monthly plan
US$149 a month after a US$100 setup, 3 months minimum.
Who it is for
Firms with 1 to 50 staff that people look up before they call: law firms, clinics, accountants, schools and training providers.
Proof
Real checks on real businesses, with their numbers, on our reports page.
Start here

Free basic audit

See what ChatGPT says about your business today.

Free
  • Two minutes for you. Results within 24 hours.
  • No card, no call, nothing to cancel.
  • Ten quick questions about your business, scored out of 100
  • I ask ChatGPT three questions your customers would type
  • Whether it recommended you, and who it recommended instead
  • The three things to fix first
Get the free audit →
The paid plan

Monthly plan

We check every month whether AI tools recommend you, and tell you what to fix.

Pilot price
US$149a month
  • Plus a one-off US$100 setup fee.
  • Minimum 3 months, then month to month. Cancel any time after that.
  • Setup: we ask ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini 20 to 30 questions your customers ask, and see who they recommend
  • A 90-day plan: what to change, in order, and who on your team does it
  • Every month: we ask the same questions again and email you one short report
  • The report shows if you were recommended more or less often, who was recommended instead, and what to do next
See the plan →

These are pilot prices. We are taking on our first clients, so the prices are lower than they will be later. Prices are in US dollars. We check whether AI tools recommend your business, explain what we find and tell you what to change. You or your existing team make the changes. We do not build websites or write content.

Where to start

Not sure which one you need?

"I don't know if ChatGPT mentions us."

Start with the free audit. If ChatGPT already names you, it cost you nothing to find out. Get the free audit.

"It names a competitor, not us."

Start the monthly plan. The setup shows which firm it names, what it read about them, and what your team should fix first, and we check every month whether it worked. See the plan.

"We are named, and I want to keep it that way."

The monthly plan covers that too. I check once a month and email you a report that says whether a rival has taken your place. See the plan.

Not in the price

What I don't do, which is why the price is low.

  • ×Build or redesign your websiteWhoever looks after it now keeps doing it. My plan tells them what to change.
  • ×Write blog posts every monthCustomers ask ChatGPT who to call. A handful of fixes to your listings, reviews and website decide that answer.
  • ×Buy links from other websitesThey do little to change whether ChatGPT names you.
  • ×Run your ads or social mediaThat is a different job. I can point you to someone good.
  • ×Lock you into a long contractThe minimum is 3 months. After that you can cancel any month.
Your monthly report

A one-page email that shows if ChatGPT still names you.

I ask the same questions the same way each time. So if your number goes up or down, you know it is real.

  • How often each AI tool named you
  • Whether that went up or down since last time
  • Which competitors it named, and who moved
  • The websites it read, so you know what to fix
  • Two or three next steps for whoever does the work
  • A flag on any meaningful change we find in your scheduled checks

More about monitoring →

Monthly reportLayout example, not a real client
EngineNamedLastChange
ChatGPT6 of 402 of 40+4
Claude14 of 4015 of 40-1
Gemini3 of 403 of 400

Competitor named most: unchanged. Websites the AI read this month: your Google reviews, two forum threads, one directory. Next: the two forum threads.

Questions

What owners ask before they buy.

Is there an affordable service that checks whether ChatGPT recommends my business?

Yes. Growth Pigeon is a service run by two people in Singapore, Mark Ashworth and Stephanie Simmonds. The monthly plan is US$149 a month after a US$100 setup. Each month we ask ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini the questions your customers ask, then email you a short report on whether they named you and who they named instead. A person runs every check, not just software.

Where can I get a free AI visibility audit for my business?

Here. The Growth Pigeon audit is free and nobody calls you. You answer ten questions about your business, and within 24 hours we ask ChatGPT three things your customers would ask and send you what it said.

Which one should I start with?

The free audit. You answer ten questions, and within 24 hours I ask ChatGPT three things your customers would ask. If it already recommends you, you may not need anything else.

What do I pay for the monthly plan, exactly?

US$149 a month, plus US$100 once to set up. Your first payment is US$249, then US$149 a month. The minimum is 3 months, which comes to US$547, about US$6 a day. After that it is month to month. There are no other fees.

What does the setup fee pay for?

Your starting audit. The free audit asks ChatGPT three questions. The setup asks 20 to 30, on ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini, several times each. You see who gets recommended instead of you and why, and you get a 90-day plan that says what to fix first.

Why is there a three-month minimum?

Changes take time to show up in AI answers. Three months gives your team time to make the fixes, and gives us three monthly checks to see whether they worked.

How often do I get a report?

Once a month, by email. We ask your questions again at the same point each month and send you one short report on what changed.

Why are these called pilot prices?

We are taking on our first clients, so the plan costs less now than it will later. The work you get is the same.

Do you build websites or write content?

No. Whoever looks after your website now keeps doing it. My plan tells them what to change and why.

Can you promise ChatGPT will recommend me?

No one can. ChatGPT can give a different answer each time you ask. What I can show you is how often it recommends you, measured the same way each month, so you can see it go up.

Can I cancel?

Yes, once the first 3 months are up. After that you can stop any month, with no notice period.

Mark Ashworth

Mark Ashworth

Co-founder, Growth Pigeon, Singapore

I have done marketing in Asia for 25 years. There is no agency behind me and no junior staff. Whichever package you buy, I ask the questions and write your report myself.

The promise: no jargon. If I send you something you need me to translate, I have done it wrong. And I will never tell you a ranking is guaranteed, because AI answers change run to run and anyone claiming otherwise has not checked twice.

Stephanie Simmonds

Stephanie Simmonds

Co-founder, Growth Pigeon, Singapore

Stephanie spent 15 years in sales and advertising, most recently at LinkedIn. She is the one to ask whether the plan is worth the money for a business your size, and she will tell you straight.

The free basic audit

See what ChatGPT says about you.

Answer ten quick questions about your business and get a score out of 100 straight away for how ready your business is to be recommended by AI. Within 24 hours, I ask ChatGPT three questions your customers would type, and email you whether it named you and who it named instead. It is free, and nobody rings you.

Get the free audit → About two minutes
Three of the ten questions
1Does your website say what things cost, or how you charge?
2Are your name, address and phone number identical on Google, your website and your professional listings?
3Think of your last ten Google reviews. How many mention the specific service you provided?

If you are not sure of an answer, that is an answer too.