Rock the Rankings vs. Omnius

One of the two publishes a full price list. The other prices every project after an assessment.

Omnius publishes no prices. Its FAQ states that pricing is customised to each project's product type, industry, scale and complexity, so an assessment is needed for an accurate quote, and its contact form asks for a website URL before a call. Contract length and notice terms are not published; it does say it onboards up to eight clients a year, about two a quarter, with start dates depending on demand and cultural fit.

Rock the Rankings is $5,000 for Consulting, $8,500 for Done-For-You and $15,000 for Authority a month, with no onboarding fee, on a monthly plan with no minimum term and 30 days' notice. Day 90 is the first forecast review, measured against the conservative scenario you received before signing.

Omnius frames its work as maximising the probability of growth. We put a number on the growth before the contract.

Omnius describes itself as maximising the probability of being included in AI answers, selected by agents and chosen by humans, and its baseline phase delivers a report ranking your highest-probability queries by citation opportunity and funnel stage with a prioritised AEO roadmap, KPIs and production sequencing; its FAQ sets timing at two to three months for first results and six to twelve for significant ones. It publishes no pre-contract forecast, scenarios or committed number.

Rock the Rankings builds three scenarios (conservative, realistic, optimistic) from your GA4 and CRM data before any agreement is signed, with capture rate as the only input that changes between them. The conservative scenario is the commitment, reviewed at day 90 and quarterly after.

Both agencies baseline before work. Omnius does it on tracking technology it built itself.

Omnius's first phase is an LLM visibility audit and baseline across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude, tracking which prompts trigger a citation, which competitors get quoted instead, and the gaps, before touching a single page; it then implements structured data and entity relationships, reformats content into Q&A blocks and TL;DRs tested against real prompts and scored with internal NLP tooling, and fixes crawlability for OAI-SearchBot and other AI crawlers.

It built its own AI search tracking tool in early 2024, now Atomic AGI, which tracks citations, mentions and sentiment across the four engines beside Google rankings, and says its AEO protocols come from that data rather than from traditional SEO assumptions.

Rock the Rankings baselines across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, AI Mode and AI Overviews before work ships, then builds in the GEO Stack order: solution-aware pages first, citations second, problem-aware capture last.

Omnius tracks LLM sessions and conversions on its own tool. We reconcile each contact against the buyer's own answer.

Omnius sells data analytics as a service, tracks LLM session behaviour, generative engine sources, prompts and citations on its own tool with reporting, and publishes a SaaS conversion tracking guide; its cases report outcomes in signups and marketing-qualified leads, including a fintech client's signups up 227.9 percent in six months and Global App Testing's high-quality MQLs up 163 percent in twelve. How demos are attributed to AI search when the referrer is stripped, and whether a self-reported source is read beside the CRM, are not published.

Rock the Rankings applies The Two-Witness Rule on every plan: the CRM source and the buyer's own answer are read together and every contact is tiered confirmed, recovered, probable or dark. On one client funnel, 11 CRM-attributed AI leads sat beside 809 self-reported ones, a 73× gap. Where CRM access is restricted, we work from an anonymised export under NDA.

This is where Omnius covers ground we do not.

Omnius owns Atomic AGI, its AI-native SEO analytics software for tracking AI search visibility, analysing SEO data, auditing websites and automating optimisation tasks, and calls itself one of the very few agencies that owns both the service delivery and the data-processing technology behind AI search optimisation. It sells programmatic SEO, Webflow development and CRO through its Omnius Labs studio, entity SEO, SEO localisation and international SEO, and publishes industry reports and research; its fintech practice accounts for interchange fees, embedded finance, open banking and regulatory compliance.

Rock the Rankings runs SEO, AI search, content, links and technical with third-party tracking tools; we do not run programmatic SEO, development, CRO or localisation.

Omnius caps its intake and trains its own team. It does not publish who leads the account.

Omnius states that it onboards up to eight clients a year, about two a quarter, uses only internal resources, and puts team members through a 12-week Academy; client quotes describe a named person in charge, call the team an extension of the in-house team, and one names founder Mat Golubovic directly. Who leads a given account, the team's seniority, and whether the founder is involved in delivery as standard are not published.

Rock the Rankings is founder-led through delivery: Founder, Justin Berg runs strategy on every engagement alongside a senior strategist with B2B SaaS category experience, with no account managers in between and Slack and email with same-day replies.