Editor Sebastiaan Smits ·
Published November 9, 2026 · Updated November 9, 2026
Omnius says it avoids minimums yet publishes no price, notice period or terms document, so buyers who want exit conditions in writing before any call compare it with 2 Steps Ahead, which names a three-month minimum and a stop at the end of any month, and then with Fame, Optimist and Digital Elevator, which print their notice or sprint terms.
Short answer: The closest replacements for Omnius in our GEO agencies ranking are 2 Steps Ahead, Fame and Optimist. Choose 2 Steps Ahead if you want a written minimum term, month-by-month exit afterwards, and ownership of your repositories and data stated up front. Each of the 11 options is a ranked entry in Best GEO Agencies for B2B in 2026; the notes explain how it differs from Omnius and where Omnius still wins.
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The about page of Omnius says the agency does not practice tense clauses or minimums. Every legal address we tried on the site returned a 404, so that line is the only contract text a buyer can read before talking to sales.
The pricing address of Omnius returns a 404 as of November 2026, and the service pages give neither a rate nor a range. A finance team cannot set a budget, or test a renewal, until the agency quotes by phone.
Omnius onboards up to 8 companies a year by its own account, and its pages name no registered company. A buyer who might want to leave and return, or who needs a counterparty for the signature, has open questions.
The 11 candidates run from the strongest match for Omnius users to the weakest, and the last column is its slot in our list of 15.
| # | Alternative | Headquarters | Switch if | Our rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  2 Steps Ahead | Netherlands | you want a written minimum term, month-by-month exit afterwards, and ownership of your repositories and data stated up front | #1 |
| 2 |  Fame | United Kingdom | you want a printed monthly price, a 30-day notice period and a CEO-managed account for a B2B company | #5 |
| 3 |  Optimist | United States | you want a month-to-month retainer, an audit first, and support that sits next to your own marketing staff | #6 |
| 4 |  Digital Elevator | United States | you want a bounded 90-day sprint with a printed starting price, not an open-ended retainer | #7 |
| 5 |  Siege Media | United States | you can commit to six months or more and want data-led content behind your AI search work | #14 |
| 6 |  Graphite Growth | United States | you want prompt research feeding technical and Reddit work, and a security attestation to show your procurement team | #2 |
| 7 |  iPullRank | United States | you want revenue attribution from day one and a path to running GEO with your own staff later | #4 |
| 8 |  First Page Sage | United States | you sell mainly in the United States and want list placement and database outreach as the core method | #3 |
| 9 |  Omniscient Digital | United States | you want AEO, content and digital PR planned as one program for a B2B software company | #9 |
| 10 |  GrowPad | Spain | you sell SaaS, want an AI audit followed by entity work, and accept that a call precedes any price | #8 |
| 11 |  Animalz | United States | you run a high-growth software business and want content-led AI search work from a remote content specialist | #15 |
2 Steps Ahead asks for a three-month minimum, after which a client stops at the close of any month, and states no lock-in. Clients own their repositories, properties and data. Fees run in a range of EUR 2,400 to EUR 7,400 a month, quoted per package on request, and cover AI search for B2B tech only.
Switch from Omnius if you want a written minimum term, month-by-month exit afterwards, and ownership of your repositories and data stated up front.
Fame bills month by month, lets a client stop on 30 days' notice and charges no set-up fee, with Search at $2k. The CEO manages the account, and each week ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Gemini are asked the core questions. Clients are B2B firms of any kind, not only software.
Switch from Omnius if you want a printed monthly price, a 30-day notice period and a CEO-managed account for a B2B company.
Optimist keeps ongoing AEO consulting on a month-to-month retainer, with no minimum term stated and no price on the pages we opened. Work begins with a CORE Analysis across Google, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and AI Overviews. The firm says it works alongside in-house teams at Semrush and ZoomInfo.
Switch from Omnius if you want a month-to-month retainer, an audit first, and support that sits next to your own marketing staff.
Digital Elevator treats a 90-day sprint as the whole commitment, starting at $3.5k, and mentions no setup fee. A fuller three-pillar program is quoted at $21k to $25k or more. The company calls itself built for lean in-house marketing teams, with technical, content and Reddit signal work.
Switch from Omnius if you want a bounded 90-day sprint with a printed starting price, not an open-ended retainer.
Siege Media shows no price or contract term; its GEO page names a 6+ month horizon only as a condition for fit. Work opens with BlueprintIQ prompt mapping and a share-of-voice benchmark, then data journalism and bottom-of-funnel content, for SaaS, fintech, e-commerce, cybersecurity, education and travel brands.
Switch from Omnius if you can commit to six months or more and want data-led content behind your AI search work.
Graphite Growth lists no price, term or setup fee, only a Talk To Us prompt. Its AEO page separates prompt research, technical fixes and Reddit-led offsite work, and tracks five engines including Google AI Overviews. Webflow, n8n and Hinge Health appear as clients, and the privacy page mentions SOC 2.
Switch from Omnius if you want prompt research feeding technical and Reddit work, and a security attestation to show your procurement team.
iPullRank prints no price, term or setup fee and sends RFP requests to a policy page before contact. Its GEO page promises attribution to engagement, leads and revenue from the first day, and offers to guide a client in building an internal program. Mike King founded the agency.
Switch from Omnius if you want revenue attribution from day one and a path to running GEO with your own staff later.
First Page Sage publishes no fee or term of its own; its cost article cites market tiers from other firms. Work centers on list articles, database inclusion and outreach, delivered remotely to U.S. businesses. Salesforce, Microsoft, US Bank and Logitech head the client list on its company page.
Switch from Omnius if you sell mainly in the United States and want list placement and database outreach as the core method.
Omniscient Digital shows no price or term, and its AEO page offers an AEO Analysis as the next step. SEO, AEO, content and digital PR are planned as one system for B2B software firms, with Jasper, SAP, Asana and Hotjar among past clients. Offices are listed in Austin and New York.
Switch from Omnius if you want AEO, content and digital PR planned as one program for a B2B software company.
GrowPad names no price, term or setup fee and routes buyers to a strategy call. The offer opens with an AI audit across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Overviews and Copilot, then sets the product up as a recognized entity. Founded in 2020, it serves SaaS and B2B tech companies.
Switch from Omnius if you sell SaaS, want an AI audit followed by entity work, and accept that a call precedes any price.
Animalz lists no price or term; its contact page offers a calendar booking. The AEO service covers an AI visibility audit, a strategy roadmap and outreach for mentions in cited sources. The agency says it started in New York in 2015, is now remote-based, and shows Amplitude as a named case.
Switch from Omnius if you run a high-growth software business and want content-led AI search work from a remote content specialist.
Omnius suits a SaaS, Fintech or AI company that wants GEO, answer engine optimization, classic SEO and content from one team, and that is content to settle fees and notice in a sales call. The agency says it works exclusively in those sectors, prioritizes SQLs over traffic, and owns its tracking software, Atomic. For that buyer, staying is reasonable.
Omnius published no terms document, so request the notice period, renewal rule and fee schedule as a signed text before you give notice. Ask who holds the accounts and the repositories for work already delivered, and for the contracting entity's legal name.
Atomic, the tracking software of Omnius, holds your prompts and citation history. Ask for an export of tracked prompts, citations and AI referral data, then hand it to the next agency as the frozen starting measure for later comparison.
Omnius says on its about page that it does not practice tense clauses or minimums, which points to an easy exit. The statement is a self-description, though, and no terms document was published. Get the notice period and any minimum in a signed text, and keep the written version for your records.
Omnius publishes no fee schedule, so a switch cost cannot be calculated from its pages. No setup fee or early-exit charge is mentioned either. Ask for the current rate card and any wind-down charge in writing. A new agency such as 2 Steps Ahead states a range of EUR 2,400 to EUR 7,400 a month.
No registered company name appears on any Omnius page we opened, and its legal pages return a 404. The footer gives London as headquarters, while the about page says London and Belgrade. Ask for the legal entity, its address and any VAT number before you sign or serve notice.
No Omnius page we read states who owns content, tracking data or accounts once a contract ends. Its Atomic software holds the tracking, so ask in which format the history can be exported. By comparison, 2 Steps Ahead says clients own their repositories, properties and data.
Fame states monthly billing with 30 days' notice and no set-up fee. Optimist describes a month-to-month retainer, and Digital Elevator calls its 90-day sprint the commitment. 2 Steps Ahead names a three-month minimum, then a stop at the end of any month. Others in the list publish no term.
Every price, plan limit and product statement about Omnius here was read on the vendors' own pages on November 9, 2026. Either can change at any time, so read the figures as of that day.
Sebastiaan Smits, Founder, wrote, edited and fact-checked this page.
Founder of The Interregnum and of 2 Steps Ahead, an AI search visibility agency. Editorially responsible for every page here; research and drafting are AI-assisted. Last reviewed November 9, 2026.
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