Omnia Agent
Omnia · Omnia Agent (Omnio): GEO Agent That Acts on Your AI Search Visibility Data
Omnia Agent, also called Omnio, is the generative engine optimization (GEO) agent inside Omnia's AI visibility platform. It reads how your brand appears in ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google's AI answers, picks the prompts worth winning, drafts and publishes content, pitches the sites those engines cite, and checks whether each move worked. It suits marketers, SEO and content leads, and agencies that track AI visibility but lack time to act on it.
Best for
In-house marketers, SEO and content leads, and agencies who already care about how AI answer engines describe their brand and want an agent to turn visibility data into published fixes, with approval on every outward action
Not ideal for
Teams that only want a general content writer or social scheduler, buyers who want the agent without paying for prompt monitoring, and organizations that need self-hosting
Who it's for
In-house marketers, SEO and content leads, growth teams, and agencies managing AI visibility for one or more brands
Capabilities
- Reads your Omnia monitoring data (share of voice, visibility, citations, and sentiment by prompt and competitor) and answers questions with your real numbers
- Tracks prompts daily across ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, and Perplexity by default, with Claude, Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot available on request
- Bundled GEO skills for site audits, prompt discovery, competitor profiling, page rewrites, content creation, placement, entity correction, outreach, and measurement
- Audits a page against the pages an AI engine currently cites for a prompt and drafts the rewrite, a new page, a comparison or listicle page, or structured data
- Drafts and, after approval, sends outreach to the third-party sites AI engines cite, by email through Gmail or Outlook or as LinkedIn campaigns through HeyReach, and drafts LinkedIn posts and articles
- Publishes approved changes through connected tools such as Webflow, Contentful, Shopify, and GitHub pull requests (llms.txt, robots.txt, schema), and submits pages to Google Search Console
- Records a baseline and a check-back date for each move, re-measures the metric, and files tactics that did not help so it does not repeat them
- Project Suggestions: up to three scoped projects a day from your data, site, competitors, and connectors, each with its evidence and often a first draft
- Approval gate on every action that publishes, sends, spends credits, or deletes, with OAuth or API-key connections whose scope you set per integration
- Visible, editable per-brand memory of your brand, preferences, and past moves
Limitations
- Only sold as part of an Omnia plan: there is no standalone agent price, so you also pay for prompt monitoring, starting at €79 a month (€63 a month billed annually)
- Agent work draws on plan credits, and Omnia's launch announcement said it was still finalizing how agent usage is packaged, so the cost of heavy use is not fully documented
- Omnia's launch post listed some capabilities as coming rather than shipped: a task queue, a richer memory browser, and a skills library you can teach and share across a team
- Claude, Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot tracking is available on request rather than on by default
- Results depend on what you give it: Omnia says the agent needs your real product substance and data and will not invent content or signals
- Focused only on AI visibility work: Omnia says it redirects unrelated requests, so it is not a general marketing assistant
- No free plan beyond a 14-day trial, and no self-hosted deployment is documented
Use cases
- Finding the high-intent prompts where competitors appear in ChatGPT answers and your brand does not, then adding them to monitoring
- Auditing your pricing or product page against the pages Perplexity cites for a target prompt and drafting a rewrite
- Drafting outreach to the publishers whose roundups AI engines cite for your category but do not list you
- Opening a GitHub pull request that adds llms.txt, updates robots.txt for AI crawlers, or adds FAQ schema
- Reporting monthly on traffic and conversions from AI referrals with Google Analytics and on whether past moves changed your share of voice
Our take
Most AI visibility tools stop at a dashboard, and the hard part, deciding what to change and then doing it, is left to whoever has time. Omnia Agent's case rests on closing that gap with your own monitoring data, a fixed GEO method, and a record of what it already tried, all behind an approval gate on anything that goes public. The catch is that you are buying Omnia's monitoring platform with the agent included, priced by monitored prompts, and Omnia was open at launch that agent usage pricing and some features were still in progress. Run the 14-day trial against one prompt you actually want to win and check whether its measured results hold up before committing.
Who should use it
Marketing teams of one or two people without a GEO specialist, SEO and content leads who already track AI citations and need the follow-through done, and agencies that manage AI visibility for several client brands.
Who should skip it
Teams that want general content generation or social scheduling, buyers who need only an agent without paying for prompt monitoring, and organizations that require self-hosted tools.
Strengths
- Works from your own daily AI visibility and citation data instead of generic GEO advice
- Covers the whole loop: diagnosis, content, outreach, publishing, and re-measurement
- Approval is required before anything is published, sent, spent, or deleted
- Remembers what it tried for each brand and avoids repeating tactics that did not work
- Unlimited brands, countries, and languages on every plan, which suits agencies
Weaknesses
- Only available bundled with an Omnia monitoring plan
- Credit cost of agent work was still being finalized at launch
- Some announced features, such as the task queue and shared skills library, were listed as coming at launch
- Claude, Gemini, and Copilot tracking only on request
Omnia Agent pricing
Growth
€79/month (€63/month billed annually)
Billed monthly
- Omnia Agent included
- 25 monitored prompts, refreshed daily
- 150 credits per month (5 insights)
- 4 AI engines by default, up to 7
- Unlimited brands, countries, and languages
- 14-day free trial, no credit card
Pro
€279/month (€223/month billed annually)
Billed monthly
- Omnia Agent included
- 100 monitored prompts
- 600 credits per month (20 insights)
- Data exports
- Slack support
Enterprise
From €499/month (from €399/month billed annually)
Billed monthly
- Omnia Agent included
- 200+ monitored prompts
- 1,500 credits per month (50 insights)
- Dedicated account manager with a 24-hour SLA
Free tier limits: No free plan. A 14-day free trial on the Growth plan requires no credit card.
Note: Prices are in euros. Plans are priced by monitored prompts, not seats or brands, and yearly billing saves 20%. Credits power the agent's work and insights; an insight costs 30 credits. Extra credit packs are 150 credits for €10, 750 for €50, and 1,500 for €100, and prompts can be added in packs of 25 without changing plans. Omnia's pricing page says unused monthly and purchased credits carry over, while its September 2026 credits explainer says plan credits refresh each billing cycle, so confirm rollover with Omnia before counting on it. Optional auto top-up with a monthly spend cap is available. At launch Omnia said it was still finalizing how agent usage is packaged.
Technical specs
Modalities
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API pricing
REST API and MCP server access are included in all Omnia plans
Where Omnia Agent excels
Winning a prompt a competitor owns
Pointing the agent at one prompt gets a gap analysis from your monitoring data, an audit of your page against the cited pages, a draft rewrite, and an outreach pitch, then a scheduled re-check of the metric after you approve.
Agency reporting across client brands
Every plan includes unlimited brands, so an agency can split its prompt allowance across clients and ask the agent to report what moved each brand's AI visibility and what it did about it.
Technical AI-crawler fixes
With GitHub connected, the agent can open pull requests that add llms.txt, allow AI crawlers in robots.txt, or add FAQ schema, which a developer reviews like any other change.
How Omnia Agent fits alongside other tools
Omnia Agent and Claude
Claude is a general-purpose assistant, and Omnia's MCP server can connect it to your Omnia visibility data so you can query and act on it yourself. Omnia Agent runs inside Omnia with built-in GEO skills, per-brand memory, and its own connectors, so it carries context from one session to the next. Teams can use Claude with the MCP for ad-hoc analysis and Omnia Agent for the ongoing GEO loop.
Omnia Agent and Jasper
Jasper is a marketing content platform with brand voice controls, many marketing agents, and content production at scale. Omnia Agent starts from daily tracking of how AI engines answer your prompts and decides which pages to fix or create and where to pitch. A team can produce on-brand content in Jasper and use Omnia Agent to pick GEO targets and measure whether citations moved.
Frequently asked questions
What is Omnia Agent (Omnio)?
Omnia Agent is the GEO agent built into Omnia, an AI visibility platform. It reads how your brand shows up in AI engines such as ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews, decides which prompts to pursue, creates or rewrites content, drafts outreach to the sites those engines cite, publishes approved changes, and measures whether they worked. Omnia announced it as Omnio on September 25, 2026, and its product page and Product Hunt launch call it Omnia Agent.
How much does Omnia Agent cost?
The agent is included in every Omnia plan. Growth is €79 a month (€63 a month billed annually) with 25 monitored prompts and 150 credits a month, Pro is €279 a month (€223 annually) with 100 prompts and 600 credits, and Enterprise starts at €499 a month (€399 annually) with 200+ prompts and 1,500 credits. Agent work and insights draw on credits; an insight costs 30 credits, and extra packs start at 150 credits for €10. There is a 14-day free trial with no credit card.
Does Omnia Agent publish content without approval?
No. Omnia says reading, drafting, and planning run freely, but anything that publishes, sends outreach, spends credits, or deletes data waits for your explicit approval. The gating is enforced per class of action, and you can loosen it for low-stakes actions in chat.
Which AI engines does Omnia track?
ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, and Perplexity are tracked by default on every plan. Claude, Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot are available on request. Prompts refresh every 24 hours.
How is Omnia Agent different from using Claude or ChatGPT with the Omnia MCP?
The Omnia MCP gives a general assistant such as Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor access to your Omnia data, and you drive each step yourself. Omnia Agent runs inside Omnia with built-in GEO skills, per-brand memory, a roadmap of moves it has made, and connectors to tools like Search Console and your CMS, so it carries context between sessions and measures the results of its own work.
Does Omnia have an API?
Yes. Omnia documents a REST API and an MCP server for querying AI visibility data, including share of voice, citations, sentiment, prompts, and insights. Omnia's pricing lists API and MCP access on all plans.
Integrations & fit
About Omnia Agent
Omnia started as a monitoring tool: it tracks a set of prompts you choose (questions such as best tools in your category) every day across AI engines and reports your share of voice, visibility, citations, and sentiment against competitors. Omnia Agent is the layer that does something with that data. You talk to it in the Omnia workspace, and it works from your own monitoring numbers rather than generic advice. It can audit a page against the pages an engine currently cites, find high-intent prompts you are not tracking yet, draft a rewrite or a new comparison page, write an outreach pitch to a roundup that dominates citations, publish approved content through connected tools such as Webflow, Contentful, Shopify, or a GitHub pull request, and submit pages to Search Console for indexing. Omnia describes the core loop as a small roadmap: the agent records a baseline when it proposes a move, sets a date to check back, re-reads the metric on that date, and files tactics that did not help so it does not propose them again. It also keeps per-brand memory and preferences across sessions, and Project Suggestions brings up to three scoped pieces of work a day, often with a draft attached. Reading, drafting, and planning run freely; anything that publishes, sends, spends credits, or deletes waits for your approval, and you can loosen that per action class in chat. Omnia uses two names for it: the September 25, 2026 announcement and the pricing page call it Omnio, while the agent page and the October 2026 Product Hunt launch call it Omnia Agent. There is no separate price for the agent. It is included in every Omnia plan, from Growth at €79 a month (€63 billed annually) with 25 monitored prompts and 150 credits, and its work draws on those credits. The tradeoffs: you pay for the monitoring platform even if you only want the agent, Omnia said at launch it was still finalizing how agent usage is packaged, Omnia's launch post listed several pieces (a task queue, a richer memory browser, a shareable skills library) as coming rather than shipped, and the agent stays deliberately on its GEO mission rather than acting as a general marketing assistant.
Updates from Omnia Agent
Omnia announced its GEO agent as live inside the Omnia workspace, with built-in GEO skills, per-brand memory, approval gating on publishing, sending, spending, and deleting, content creation, and Search Console and Analytics connectors. The agent is now presented as Omnia Agent on its product page.
The agent now reads your monitoring data, site, competitors, and connectors on a daily check and brings up to three scoped projects, each with its evidence and often a draft. It checks the last 60 days so it does not repeat work you accepted, finished, or declined.
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