Buyers who read Passion Digital's case pages and find clicks and snippets, not assistant-driven leads, are the ones who start comparing. 2 Steps Ahead sits first, for B2B tech firms that want a stated monthly range. Graphite Growth, Omniscient Digital and Animalz follow for readers who weigh named clients and published results above scope.
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What each alternative does differently
1. 2 Steps Ahead
Netherlands
Monthly fees run between EUR 2,400 and EUR 7,400 as of November 2026, spread over Core, Scale and Max, flat-fee packages that differ by prompts and markets, quoted on request, with no setup fee. For proof the site shows one case: Omnia Retail, qualified AI-search leads rising from 2% to 29% in nine months.
Switch from Passion Digital if you sell B2B software and want a stated fee range and flat packages before any call.
Official site → · Our 2 Steps Ahead review
2. Graphite Growth
United States
Webflow, n8n and Hinge Health are the clients named on the home page, and the AEO page headlines that Webflow doubled sign-ups from LLMs, a figure the agency reports itself. Work covers prompt research, technical fixes and a Reddit-led offsite effort. SOC 2 is stated; a price is not.
Switch from Passion Digital if you want named software clients and Reddit outreach, and accept quote-only pricing.
Official site → · Our Graphite Growth review
3. Omniscient Digital
United States
Its about page lists Jasper, SAP, TikTok, Asana, Loom and Hotjar, and its case pages claim results such as Jasper driving over $4M in ARR, self-reported. The firm targets B2B software and plans SEO, AEO, content and digital PR as one system. The AEO page offers an analysis, not a price.
Switch from Passion Digital if you want one plan across SEO, AEO, content and PR for a B2B software brand.
Official site → · Our Omniscient Digital review
4. First Page Sage
United States
The company page lists Salesforce, Microsoft, US Bank and Logitech, and the GEO page argues that list placement is the biggest driver of chatbot recommendations. The team acts as content writer, outreach manager for lists and databases, and reputation monitor, working remotely for U.S. businesses. No price shows on the pages read.
Switch from Passion Digital if you rely on being placed in ranked lists and databases, and a remote U.S. team suits you.
Official site → · Our First Page Sage review
Amplitude is the named case, a content engine scaled from seed stage to IPO, per the case title. The agency began in New York in 2015 and has since gone remote. The AEO page sells an audit of AI visibility, a roadmap and outreach for mentions, aimed at software firms, and cost is discussed on a booked call.
Switch from Passion Digital if you want a content-led agency for software companies with a published Amplitude case study.
Official site → · Our Animalz review
6. iPullRank
United States
No client segment and no engine appear on its GEO page; the proof offered is a claim of $5B+ in organic search results delivered, which is self-reported. The page promises leads and revenue traced back to citations from the start, plus coaching toward an internal GEO team. Prospects with an RFP are sent to its policy first.
Switch from Passion Digital if you need leads and revenue traced to AI citations, plan to bring GEO in-house later, and can run an RFP.
Official site → · Our iPullRank review
7. Percepture
United States
This New York firm, active since 2004 and counting 43 staff, publishes a ladder of $3.5k, $6k, $8.5k and $10k+ a month, with link and mention building added from $1k. A Broadstaff case claims 90% of priority terms reached page one, self-reported. No engine is named.
Switch from Passion Digital if you want a visible price ladder and PR-style link and mention building from an established firm.
Official site → · Our Percepture review
Volume is the evidence line: its GEO page says 90+ clients and 39 Clutch reviews, while its about page says 20+ monthly clients and 32+ reviews, and the two are not reconciled. Based in Alicante and serving SaaS and B2B tech only, with an audit across five assistants. A strategy call replaces a price.
Switch from Passion Digital if you run a SaaS company and want a specialist based in Spain with an AI audit across five assistants.
Official site → · Our GrowPad review
Process is the proof here: every week four assistants (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini) get each core question repeatedly, and the brands named and cited are logged. One price, $2,000 a month, billed monthly, 30 days' notice, no set-up fee. The about page counts 69 people from 16 countries.
Switch from Passion Digital if you want a published fee, a 30-day exit and answer tracking every week.
Official site → · Our Fame review
No named client appears in the pages we hold; what they show is terms. A $10k a month starting tier is labeled a 12-month commitment on its GEO page and 6 months on its services page, plus a one-month strategy phase. Saint Paul, Minnesota, founded in May 2017, serving SaaS and ecommerce.
Switch from Passion Digital if you run SaaS or ecommerce, want SEO and GEO together, and can pin the commitment length in writing.
Official site → · Our Uproer review
11. Searchbloom
United States
Proof for AI search is thin: the home page offers a free AI visibility checker and an agent readiness checker, and no GEO case or engine is named in the pages read. It does publish SEO at $3k monthly and Google Ads management at $2k monthly, with no lengthy contracts. South Jordan, Utah.
Switch from Passion Digital if you want SEO and paid search prices shown up front, plus free checkers before any conversation.
Official site → · Our Searchbloom review
Questions and answers
What proof of results does Passion Digital publish?
Three case pages we read. Knight Frank shows +1,420% lead volume and -77% cost per lead year on year, from paid media. Cloud Gateway shows 210.1% more organic clicks. Shoosmiths shows 15 answer snippets, 21 AI Overviews features and 3,000% more organic clicks. Only the last touches AI features, and all three are self-reported.
Does any Passion Digital case measure leads from AI assistants?
No case we read does. The Shoosmiths page counts answer snippets, AI Overviews features and organic clicks, none of which tells a buyer how many enquiries came from a chatbot answer. Ask the agency for an assistant-sourced lead figure from a comparable client before you sign, or before you decide to leave.
What does Passion Digital charge, and for how long?
The pages we read give no prices, minimum term, setup fee or notice period. The contact form offers budget bands: under £3k, £3k to £10k and £10k+. By contrast, 2 Steps Ahead works with flat-fee packages whose monthly price runs between EUR 2,400 and EUR 7,400 as of November 2026, each on request.
Which engines do Passion Digital's reports cover?
The about page defines GEO across Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude. The monitoring page names four of those, leaving out Claude, and credits the Otterly platform for tracking. Confirm in writing which engines your monthly report will include, because the two pages differ.
Can I move only GEO and keep SEO with Passion Digital?
Yes in principle, since Passion Digital sells SEO, PPC and content as separate services. Decide first who owns schema, entity profiles and content changes. 2 Steps Ahead, with Core, Scale and Max packages differing by prompts and markets, covers AI search only, for B2B tech and software companies, so it fits that split for those buyers.