Services

Three engagements, published prices.

Every engagement contracts on citation share across a named query set over 90 days, measured identically both times, under method v1.0. Prices are published so the anchoring happens before the call rather than during it.

Audit

$3,500

2 weeks · one-time

We measure where you stand across five engines, map the sources they draw from, and hand you a ranked 90-day roadmap.

Proptech and CRE software companies who suspect they are absent from AI answers and want to know the size of the problem before committing budget to it.

50 buyer-intent queries across 5 engines at 3 runs each
Source map: which domains the models cite for your category
Entity check: how the models describe you, and what they get wrong
Hallucination log with the exact prompts that produced each error
and 2 more

Full scope and questions →

Build

$12,000 to $18,000

6 to 8 weeks · project

We do the work. A publishing pipeline from your database, source-grade assets, and placements where the source map points.

Companies holding proprietary data that their buyers ask about and their market cannot currently read. Usually the audit came back showing the source map is dominated by review sites and trade press, and none of it is yours.

Data publishing pipeline from your existing database
8 to 12 source-grade assets built from data you already hold
Placements where the source map points, not where it is easy
Schema and entity architecture across the published layer
and 2 more

Full scope and questions →

Retainer

From $4,500

6-month minimum · per month

Weekly tracking, continuous publishing, and source acquisition. For companies treating citation share as a standing metric.

Companies treating citation share as a standing metric rather than a project. Usually this follows a Build, once the pipeline exists and the question becomes keeping the position rather than taking it.

Weekly tracking across the contracted query set
3 to 4 source-grade assets per month
Source acquisition: profiles, data contributions, trade press
Monthly report with the movement and what caused it
and 1 more

Full scope and questions →

There is a fourth engagement between the Audit and the Build. It is not published, because a five-tier pricing page reads like an agency hedging. We raise it on the audit debrief call when it is the right shape for the problem.