Search.co

For enterprise

Search data for every brand, market and team.

Run classic SEO, AI visibility and paid search across many sites and regions with single sign-on, API access, seat management and credit limits set per team. Brigham.ai answers questions across the whole estate, so analysts spend time on decisions instead of exports.

Ask Brigham.aiAcross all our regional sites, which markets lost AI share of voice this month and which pages are responsible?

Tracked keywords

48,600

↑ +2,100

AI share of voice

31%

↑ +3 pts

Sites audited

14

↑ Weekly

Critical issues

37

↑ −52

Example data
SSO
Single sign-on
API
Access to your data
Custom
Credit limits and seats
Talk to us
Enterprise pricing

The enterprise problem

Search is spread across teams, sites and countries. Your data shouldn't be.

Access
SSO and seats
Integration
API access
Spending
Custom limits per team
Pricing
Talk to us

Large organizations rarely have one website. They have regional sites, product sites, a help center and a blog, each owned by a different team. Every team buys its own tools, and nobody can answer a simple question like “are we gaining or losing ground in AI answers across Europe?”

Procurement and security add another layer: tools need single sign-on, clear access control and predictable spending before they can be rolled out widely.

search.co gives enterprise teams one platform for rankings, site health, content, AI visibility and paid search, with SSO, seats, API access and credit limits that fit how your organization is structured. Pricing is set with you, based on the scale you need.

Enterprise controls

The controls security and finance ask for.

Single sign-on

Sign in through your identity provider so access follows your existing employee accounts.

Seats and roles

Add the seats you need and give each team access to the workspaces it owns.

API access

Pull rankings, audits and AI visibility data into your warehouse or internal dashboards.

Custom credit limits

Set budgets per team or workspace so spending stays predictable across the year.

Markets and languages

Track by country, city or ZIP and on desktop and mobile, per market.

Many sites, one view

Roll up results across brands and regional sites, then drill into any one of them.

Structured like your org

Workspaces that mirror your teams.

Set up a workspace per brand, region or product line. Each has its own keywords, competitors, prompts and credit limit, and its own owners.

Leadership sees the roll-up. Regional teams see their market. Agencies you work with can be given access to only the workspaces they support.

WorkspaceSeatsCredit limitOwner
Global brand site12CustomSEO team
EU regional sites8CustomEU marketing
Product docs4CustomDocs team
Paid search6CustomPerformance
Example workspace layoutExample data

Site health at scale

Find which section of which site is causing the problem.

Crawl large sites and compare each crawl with the last. Issues are grouped by site section, so the team that owns a section gets a list it can act on.

example.com/products42Missing schemaDuplicate titlesThin pages/blog18Broken linksOrphan pages/de27Hreflang gapsUntranslated titlesRedirect chains/help9Blocked from AI crawl…Slow pages
Example data

01

Crawl-over-crawl

See what was fixed, what is new and what got worse since the last run.

02

AI-readiness checks

Spot sections that AI assistants can't read or cite, alongside classic issues.

AI visibility by market

Your share of AI answers, compared with the competitors who matter.

Track the prompts buyers ask in each market across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude and Google AI Overviews. See your share of voice, the sentiment of each mention and which pages are cited.

When a competitor starts getting recommended instead of you, the AI competitors view shows the answers and sources behind it.

31%AI SHARE OF VOICE…Your brand31%Competitor A27%Competitor B22%Competitor C12%Others8%
Example data

A week in the life

How enterprise teams use search.co each week.

  1. 1

    Monday

    Leadership roll-up

    A scheduled report summarizes movement across every site and market, with Brigham's notes on the biggest changes.

  2. 2

    Tuesday

    Regional triage

    Each market team reviews its own alerts and asks Brigham about drops in its workspace.

  3. 3

    Wednesday

    Data to the warehouse

    The API sends rankings and AI visibility into your BI tool next to sales data.

  4. 4

    Thursday

    Section owners fix issues

    Audit findings go to the team that owns each site section, with the crawl comparison attached.

  5. 5

    Friday

    Budget check

    Admins review credit usage by workspace against the limits set for the quarter.

Brigham across the estate

Questions that used to take an analyst a week.

Brigham reads across every workspace you can access and answers with the data and the pages behind each point.

Which markets lost AI share of voice this month, and which pages are responsible?
Brigham.ai· example answer

Germany and France lost the most. In both markets, assistants now cite a competitor's localized pricing pages instead of your English pricing page, which is the only version you publish. Your German product pages also lost citations after a template change blocked AI crawlers.

Ask this yourself

Recommended fixes

Sorted by impact

  1. 1

    Unblock AI crawlers on /de

    1 hr

    The audit shows the new template's robots rules block the assistants' crawlers on 1,140 pages.

  2. 2

    Publish localized pricing pages

    1 week

    Assistants cite pricing pages in the user's language. Create German and French versions with local currency.

  3. 3

    Fix hreflang on regional sites

    Half day

    27 issues on /de cause the English page to show in German results.

Rollout

What we set up together.

Enterprise plans start with a conversation about scale and structure. Here is what is typically covered.

Access

4 checks
  • SSO configuration
  • Seat count and roles
  • Workspace ownership
  • Agency partner access

Data

4 checks
  • API access
  • Search Console and GA4 connections
  • Markets, languages and devices
  • Keyword and prompt import

Spending

3 checks
  • Custom credit limits per workspace
  • Usage reporting by team
  • Overage rules

Shared definitions

One vocabulary for every team.

When every market reports the same metrics, roll-ups mean something.

Visibility
Estimated share of clicks captured across tracked keywords, weighted by volume and position.
AI share of voice
Your brand's share of mentions among tracked competitors across the prompts you track.
Citation rate
The share of tracked prompts where an assistant links to one of your pages as a source.
Site health
A 0 to 100 score from the latest crawl, weighted by issue severity.
Credit usage
Credits used per workspace this period. One credit equals one cent.

Questions

Frequently asked.

Still unsure? Ask the team.

How much does enterprise cost?

Enterprise pricing depends on seats, workspaces, credit volume and API needs, so we set it with you. Talk to us and we will put together a plan.

Which identity providers do you support for SSO?

Tell us which provider you use when we talk and we will confirm setup details for your organization.

What can the API access?

API access lets you pull your search.co data, such as rankings, audits and AI visibility, into your own systems. We scope the details with you during setup.

Can we try it before committing?

Yes. Any team member can start the standard 7-day trial to test the tools on one site while we scope the enterprise plan.

Where does the data come from?

Live search results and AI answers fetched when you ask, licensed keyword and backlink data from enterprise data providers, and your own Search Console and GA4.

Bring every site and market into one view.

Tell us about your sites, teams and markets. We will scope SSO, seats, API access and credit limits around how you work.

Compare our AI share of voice across our main markets and show which competitor is gaining in each.