Start free. Pay when Eli is working for you.

Yes. Launch runs the same four agents and the same engine as Grow. Every week Eli asks your buying questions in AI answers, finds where buyers go to a competitor, prepares the exact website fix for your yes, writes new pages and, after a tracking check and Meta's tester invite, runs Meta ad tests inside the budget you approve. Launch simply does less of it each month: 20 buying questions, up to 4 new pages and up to 2 website fixes. It is not a dashboard on any plan.

Eli's founder has helped 60+ companies grow their revenue, leads and visibility in search and AI answers. Eli does that same work as software, every day, so you get it without hiring an agency. Those results are from his own client work before Eli; Eli shows you its own results on your numbers.

Yes. Every Autopilot plan starts as a free account, free forever for one website and with no credit card. Eli reads your website, checks up to 10 of your buying questions in AI answers, learns what your company sells and shows the first thing it would fix. You pick a paid plan inside Eli when you want the work to keep going every day.

Both have all four agents: AI Search, Website, Conversion and Paid Ads for Meta ads. On Autopilot you start free and set Eli up yourself in minutes, then choose Launch, Core or Grow for how much work it does. With Done for You ($1,500 a month) we run it for you. You approve what goes live, and the few one-time steps only you can take (such as logging in to Meta) we do together. Our team sets it all up with you in the first two weeks, runs Grow's capacity, gives your account up to 3 hours of our time a month and reviews the results with you for 30 minutes every month. It starts with a 30-minute call.

By how much work you want done. Every plan has every feature. More buying questions tracked, more new pages a month, more website fixes and more Meta ad tests at once as you go up. Start free, see what Eli finds on your site, then pick. To move to another level, write to us.

Yes, on every Autopilot plan and on Done for You. On Grow: Meta Ads on your own ad account: up to 4 ad tests running at once, each started only after your yes, and up to 80 new ads in 30 days. Your ad budget is separate and goes directly to Meta. Eli starts ads only after a real test conversion shows your tracking works and, until Meta's app review, after you accept Meta's tester invite.

You do, directly to Meta, on your own ad account. Your ad budget is separate and goes directly to Meta. Eli charges only the monthly price of your plan: there is no fee per ad, per creative or per test, and Eli never raises an ad budget without your yes.

Nothing is charged beyond the price of your plan. There are no overage fees and no credits to buy. When the website improvements, new ads or pages of the month are used, Eli pauses that kind of work until it renews (a change counts for 30 days from your approval). Your findings stay available the whole time.

No. Billing is monthly only, and you can cancel anytime.

The free account needs only your website address: Eli reads your site in seconds. On Autopilot you follow Eli's guided setup yourself, in minutes. On Done for You we do it with you in the first two weeks. To measure visitors and conversions, you add the Eli site tag to your website: one line of code, or the Eli plugin on WordPress. It loads in the background and measures nothing before a visitor accepts analytics. Eli verifies the installation on your public site before it reports that it is live. Through the Eli site tag, Eli itself can show visitors a link or a text you approved, after each visitor's consent. The tag never changes the page itself.

Yes. Billing is monthly and you cancel from the billing settings in your account. Cancellation and renewal take effect as stated in the checkout terms for your purchase. When a paid plan ends, your workspace returns to Free: you keep everything Eli found, and once a week Eli asks 5 of your buying questions again. The paid work stops, and Eli pauses the Meta ads it runs for you; restarting them needs a paid plan and your yes.

No. AI assistants, search engines and ad platforms are external systems that no vendor controls. Eli prepares improvements to the inputs you control, checks what went live and reports what it then observes. A later measurement is an observation, not proof that one change caused it.

Monitoring works for any public website. The Eli site tag works on any website where you can add one line to the page. On a WordPress site with the Eli plugin, Eli can put the change on the page itself after you approve the exact text. On any other site Eli hands you the exact text and you add it. Either way Eli then reads your live page and asks the buying question again. The integrations page lists the connections.

Each workspace is isolated from every other workspace, and Eli is designed to understand buying intent without identifying individual visitors. The security page describes access controls, data handling and the approval model for website changes.

Eli publishes its research with methods, dates and limitations, runs its own product on its own website and publishes that result, and has public reviews on G2. Eli does not publish customer results it cannot source.