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off-page placements pursued per Sprint, not just recommended
When a client asks why ChatGPT recommends a competitor, the fix is usually on pages the client does not own. We do the outreach that gets your client onto them.
We run the citation test on that client and email you what came back, competitors included. No charge, no account, no call. Your client is never contacted.
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Explore the free audit: the SEO and AEO readiness audit of one domain, with an account. The citation test is a separate analysis.
Answer engines now hand buyers a shortlist. When your client is not on it and a competitor is, the client asks the agency that handles their search. That is you.
Seeing the gap is the easy half. Ask ChatGPT, Claude or Perplexity what your client's buyers ask, or plug in a tracker at $29 to $99 a month, and you see who is named. That shows the problem. It does not change the answer.
Changing the answer happens off your client's site, on pages the client does not own. Getting onto them is outreach, page after page: research, writing, follow-ups, refusals, then checking that it went live. Your team absorbs those hours, or your agency does not sell it.
One client, a fixed scope, one payment of $490. Four steps, and each one is work we do, not a screen we hand you.
We audit the client's site and run the live citation test on ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Gemini. You see which competitors are named instead of your client, and the sentences that name them.
We list the third-party pages that cite those competitors and not your client, one by one. You see the list before anything is sent.
We pitch those pages and follow up, aiming for 3 published placements. Pursued, not just recommended. A placement that has to be paid for is marked as paid, on the publisher's page and in your report. You get its price first, and you pay the publisher directly, only if you approve.
Thirty days later, the same questions go to the same engines. You get a comparison with its confidence interval, under your agency's header. If the result is non-conclusive, the report says so.
Your agency's name and colour. Neither our name nor our logo appears on the report.
The competitors named instead of your client, with the exact sentences and the pages behind them.
Every placement that went live, with its link, and where each pitch stands. A paid one is marked as paid, so your client never receives paid coverage presented as earned.
The 30-day re-test, with its margin of error. A non-conclusive result is reported as non-conclusive, not dressed up.
We never contact your client. You are their only contact, from the first report to the re-test.
$490 is what you pay us, as a partner rate. What you charge your client is your decision, and not something we comment on.
When a client asks about AI answers, you have something concrete to sell: a measured gap, a fixed scope and a re-test.
The outreach hours land on us. Your team stays on the work your agency already sells.
Nothing goes out in your client's name without your approval, and there is nothing to install on your client's side: the audit reads public pages, and the placements happen on other people's sites.
Your agency can produce this work in three ways. Only one of them leaves your team on the work it already sells.
| Your team, with a tool | A new hire | CrawlBit, behind you | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who does the outreach | Your team, on top of its billable work | A specialist you recruit and manage | We do. You approve each page and its email. |
| What it costs | A tool at $29 to $99 a month, plus your team's hours | A salary, before the first client pays for it | $490 per client, partner rate |
| Placements | As many as your team finds time for | Once the hire is trained | 3 per client, pursued within 30 days |
| What your client sees | A report your team builds | A report your hire builds | A report under your agency's name |
| Commitment | A subscription, and the hours | An employment contract | One payment, a 14-day money-back guarantee |
For comparison, the firms that do this off-page work charge $2,000 to $4,125 a month. See what an AI visibility audit costs across the market.
A reading we ran for an SEO agency's client, an employee-benefits platform in France. The client and its competitors are anonymized; the rest is what the engine answered.
Here are a few testimonials from companies that adopted an outsourced platform for their employees:
The agency now has something precise to sell: three placements pursued on those gaps, then the same questions again at 30 days. Read the full case →
Send one domain. You see the gap on a real client of yours before you spend anything.
No citation is ever guaranteed. The re-test is a comparison, not a promised improvement, and the citation rate comes with its 95% confidence interval.
A 14-day money-back guarantee: if the Sprint is not what you expected, email us within 14 days of payment and you are refunded in full.
A non-disclosure agreement and a data processing agreement on request, before you send any client data. What we store is listed on the security page.
You send us the domain of one client, with the form below or by email. Your client needs no account and is never contacted.
We run the citation test and email you what came back, competitors included. If the answer engines name nobody in that category, there is nothing to take, and we say so. It stops there.
If competitors are named instead, you decide whether to sell the Sprint to your client, and how.
Questions? Email us at support@crawlbit.app.
You can, and some agencies do. Measuring the gap is the quick part. The time goes into outreach on pages your client does not own: research, writing, follow-ups and refusals, page after page. A Citation Sprint hands that work to us, at a fixed scope and a fixed price, and your team stays on the work your agency already sells.
Work on one client: the measurement, 3 off-page placements pursued, and a re-test at 30 days, in a report under your agency's name. The firms that do this off-page work charge $2,000 to $4,125 a month; the Sprint is one payment.
No. You are their only contact. Reports carry your agency's name and colour, and nothing goes out in your client's name without your approval.
Nothing. The audit reads public pages, and the placements happen on other people's sites. There is nothing to connect, install or publish on your client's side.
Four: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Gemini, queried live through their APIs with web search. A brand counts as cited when at least one of them names it in the answer.
It says so. The re-test is a comparison, not a promised improvement, and "non-conclusive" is a possible verdict, reported as one.
A citation is discovery, not a sale. When a buyer asks an AI for a recommendation and only a few names come back, a brand that is absent is never considered. Being named puts your client back in the running; turning that visit into a sale is their site's job, as with any channel.