Everyone else charges to tell you whether AI mentions you. NetBack does that from $39 — then proves whether that traffic signs up and pays, deterministically, to the dollar. Low barrier to start; the depth that matters unlocks as you grow.
Annual billing: 2 months free (~17%). Value metric = tracked brands. Prove and Scale include full revenue attribution — the part no mentions-tracker can match.
Want us to set it up and hand you a proven number? A founder-led 4–6 week pilot: we connect GA4 + Stripe + the pixel, prove “AI drove $X — here's the receipt,” and ship the one move. The $1,000 is credited toward your first 3 months. Not required — Starter lets you begin for $39.
The visibility layer (who AI mentions) is a commodity — so we sell it at the market's entry price. The revenue proof is the part competitors can't match, so it's what you step up to:
Market reference (Sept 2026): Otterly $29, Peec ~$75, Profound $99, Scrunch $250 — all price the mentions. NetBack starts in that range and proves the revenue.
Starter at $39/mo — weekly AI-visibility tracking for one brand across six engines, with competitors, citations and source-targeted moves. No revenue attribution at this tier; that's Prove.
Free scan: $0. Starter: $39/mo (visibility tracking). Prove: $149/mo (full AI-revenue attribution). Scale: $449/mo (up to 3 brands, retention/LTV). Agency/Enterprise: from $1,500/mo. Annual billing is 2 months free.
Starter tracks whether AI recommends you (visibility). Prove adds the thing no mentions-tracker does: deterministic attribution of AI-referred traffic to signups and revenue, off your GA4 + Stripe + a one-line pixel.
Yes — an optional $1,000 founder-led pilot where we connect your data and prove a revenue number in 4–6 weeks, credited toward your first 3 months. It's optional; most start on Starter for $39.
They measure whether AI mentions you. NetBack proves whether that traffic converts and pays — deterministic AI→signup→paid attribution, dark-funnel honesty, reconciliation against your own revenue total with a match-confidence score, and retention/LTV by engine.
No. The value metric is tracked brands, so small teams aren't punished and agencies pay for what they run.