Get your roadmap.

$3,500, fixed, three weeks from kickoff. We publish the price because a category where every competitor hides behind "book a call" is a category where buyers assume the number is bad. The scope does not move and neither does the price.

Your prompt set, a citation gap map across every major engine, every wrong claim AI makes about you traced back to the page that taught it, a prioritized 90-day roadmap, and a verified fact sheet for your brand. All of it is yours to keep, whoever executes it afterwards. An audit you cannot act on without the agency that wrote it is a sales document, not an audit.

The free scan reads one page the way a crawler does, in about two seconds, and tells you whether anything structural is in the way. The audit asks your real buyer questions to every engine, several times each, and checks what comes back against verified facts. One tells you the door is unlocked. The other tells you what people find once they walk in.

Everything runs through the provider APIs, logged out, which is the only way to get a number that means the same thing in October as it did in July. That is not quite what your customer sees, so on your highest value prompts we also open a browser and look. Not as the measurement, because a personalized answer is not reproducible and two people would get two different results, but as a check on it, to catch the case where the API and the product people actually use have drifted apart. Anyone selling you logged-in tracking as a continuous metric is selling you a number that cannot be compared with itself.

Because the automated pass produces false positives, and a confidently wrong finding in a document with our name on it does more damage than a missing one. In our own testing at least one finding in eleven did not survive review. Software gets you a triage queue; a person gets you a finding list. That review is most of what you are paying for.

No. We will not give you a trust score, a safety score or an accuracy score, because no such number is defensible and we will not invent one. Every finding is framed as what a named engine actually said, on a named date, with the sources it cited. We also will not promise that fixing everything raises your citation rate: our own research found that technical readiness does not predict how often engines cite a brand, and that brand size dominates. Readiness removes the reasons you cannot be cited. That is worth real money and it is not the same claim.

No, and the audit is deliberately built so you do not have to. It is a complete piece of work and it is priced as one. Most clients do go on to a retainer, but that is because the roadmap turns out to contain more work than they have people for, not because we withheld anything.