Healthcare
150K+
Search impressions in the first 2 months
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via MCP or API.
Keygrip drafts each page in your product, brand and design context. You approve each update before it goes live.
Pricing
| Growth0–100 URLs | Scale100–500 URLs | Enterprise500+ URLs |
|---|---|---|
| $200per new URL | $175per new URL | $150per new URL |
| $150per optimized URL | $125per optimized URL | $100per optimized URL |
| $17,500average contract value | $60,000average contract value | $125,000average contract value |
| Search and AI visibility tracking, free with every plan | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1,000prompts and keywords tracked weekly on Growth | 5,000prompts and keywords tracked weekly on Scale | 10,000prompts and keywords tracked weekly on Enterprise |
Custom proposals
We draft your keyword map before you sign and price every URL on it.
- We research your search market and draft a URL map.
- We assign each keyword to a new URL or to a page you already have.
- We price each URL at your plan's rates and send you an order form.
An illustration shows the first draft of Yolo's keyword map, 12 head terms from uptime monitoring to heartbeat monitoring, each with its URL, search volume, keyword difficulty and traffic potential (3,757 monthly visits in all), then the order form priced from it. Example order form for Yolo, a fictional company, on the Scale plan for 100–500 URLs. The first draft of its keyword map has 12 head terms and 180 URLs: 120 new URLs at $175 each, $21,000, and 60 optimized URLs at $125 each for ongoing care, $7,500. New pages ship weekly, optimized pages are checked monthly and weekly reports are included. The total is $28,500.
Every plan
Every week, you see the Google traffic and AI answer mentions your pages earn.
- Our team guides your onboarding and builds your first page in your site's design.
- We track citations in GPT, Claude, Gemini and Google AI Overviews every week.
- A weekly report brings together your Search Console, GA4 and AI answer data.
Silna Health's weekly report from keygrip, Aug 2026. All 18 keygrip pages are earning Google impressions, up from 10 last report. Keygrip pages earned 49% of the site's Google impressions, 21% in July; their average position is 6.98, up from 8.02; Google sends 52% of site visits; and Google's AI Overviews cite Silna's pages for 8 searches. A chart shows search impressions by month from April to August, with keygrip's share at 0% in Apr, 0% in May, 0% in Jun, 21% in Jul, 49% in Aug.
Generative AI
3x
Click-through rate for keygrip content
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Buyers ask these questions about keygrip's pricing.
What is the difference between a new URL and an optimized URL?
A new URL is a page your site does not have yet, which we write from your keyword map. An optimized URL is a page already on your site that we care for, checking it monthly and drafting an update when its results call for one. Our editors review both, and you approve each before your agent publishes it.
How does keygrip pricing work?
Keygrip charges $200, $175 or $150 for each new URL and $150, $125 or $100 for ongoing care of each optimized URL, by plan. Every URL ships as a work order with its page body, metadata, structured data and publishing steps. Growth is for 0–100 URLs, Scale for 100–500 and Enterprise for 500 or more, counted from your keyword map.
How do we get a keygrip proposal?
Book your demo, and we draft your keyword map before you sign. We assign each keyword to a new URL or a page you already have, count the URLs and price them at your plan's rates in an order form you review before you sign.
What do the Scale and Enterprise plans add?
Scale and Enterprise add our Slack agent, which answers your team's questions, and Enterprise adds our JSON API, so your developers can pull work orders directly. Every plan gets the same research, editing, delivery, ongoing care of optimized URLs and weekly reporting, and our team guides your onboarding on each one.
Get started
We build your keyword map before your first page.
Keygrip maps the searches your buyers make, our editors approve every page and your coding agent publishes each one.
Illustration of a Claude Code session for Yolo, a fictional company. The developer asks whether keygrip's first page is ready. Claude asks keygrip over the Model Context Protocol, finds work order 412 for /uptime-monitoring/best-tools, "The best uptime monitoring tools, compared", and on the developer's yes fetches the work order and writes the page, 186 lines, for the team to review.