Sell AI visibility without hiring for it.

The part the tools do not do

Every AEO tool on the market measures. Since 2026 several also write and publish, straight into your client's CMS. That is real work, and it all lands in the same place: the website your client already owns.

The pages that decide whether an answer engine names a brand are usually not that website. They are review platforms, "best X" roundups, and community threads. Getting onto them is outreach. A dashboard can now do part of it: Profound has agent templates that pull the cited URLs, research the author and draft the email. What no dashboard does is send it and land the page, because that is a conversation with a human editor.

White-label reporting stopped being the scarce thing: monitoring tools now sell it for a few tens of dollars a month. The scarce thing is someone doing the off-page work, and it is priced accordingly: the firms that actually do it charge $2,000 to $4,125 a month. A Citation Sprint is $490 once.

What a Citation Sprint is

A fixed-scope deliverable you can put in front of a client. $490 one time, partner rate. Backed by a 14-day money-back guarantee: if it is not what you expected, email us within 14 days of payment and you get the money back in full. The one limit is written down rather than discovered later, and it is the same one stated below: the re-test gives you a comparison, not a promised improvement.

• A full AEO audit of the client's domain, up to 26 pages crawled, 35 checks across technical SEO, performance, schema, AI visibility and E-E-A-T on each. Every finding names the pages it is on. Some checks are conditional, so the exact count moves with the site.
• A live citation test on four answer engines, with the competitors named instead of them.
• The third-party pages that cite those competitors and not your client, listed one by one.
• Three off-page placements, executed. Not recommended. Done.
• A comparative re-test after 30 days, same questions, published with its interval.

After a sprint, and only after one, Monthly Tracking runs at $390 per month for continued monitoring and two to three new placements a month. It is never sold cold.

What we measure, and how precisely

• Cited means named in the answer by at least one of ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude or Gemini. Appearing among the sources without being named does not count, and we do not report it as a citation.
• Gemini carries the verdict, not the evidence. Google's API returns the domain behind an answer and never the page, so Gemini can tell you a competitor was named and cannot tell you through which page. We never turn one of its domains into a page in your report.
• The rate comes from 20 buyer-intent questions, each asked three times on Perplexity, and it is published with its 95% confidence interval rather than as a bare percentage.
• The evidence comes from ChatGPT and Claude: the exact sentences, and the competitor pages behind them.
• The re-test replays the same questions. The question set never changes between the two runs, because two rates are not comparable if the questions are not the same.
• Engines are queried through their APIs with web search, which is the closest available proxy to the consumer apps your client's buyers use, not the apps themselves.
• One engine is not "the AI". Two independent 2026 samples put around 70% of cited sources on a single engine and no other: SurfacedBy measured 69.6% across five engines, Writesonic 72 to 73% across four. Both are English-language and weighted toward buying queries, so read them as directional.

What we do not promise

This section exists because the alternative is an argument with a client in thirty days.

• No citation is ever guaranteed. You pay for the audit, the plan, the placements, and an honest measure of what changed.
• The re-test is a comparison, not a promised improvement.
• A difference under roughly 20 points cannot be told apart from noise with 20 questions. We say that before the work rather than after it.
• "Non-conclusive" is a possible verdict, and it is reported as one instead of being dressed up.
• The sprint is delivered by hand. That is why the scope is fixed at three placements, and why we would rather turn down a month than dilute one.
• A paid placement is labeled as paid. Most placements are earned by pitching an editor. Some pages only sell their slot. When one of those is worth buying, you get the price before anything is bought, and the report labels it as a paid placement. Your client never receives paid coverage described as earned.

Under your name

• Agency console. Set your name and your colour, add a workspace per client, generate white-label reports with your header.
• We are never in front of your client. You are the contact from the first email to the re-test.
• Nothing goes out under your client's name without your approval. You see every pitch before it is sent.
• No CMS access, no install, no credential. The audit reads public pages, the placements happen on other people's sites. There is no IT ticket to open on the client's side.

How it starts, without a call

• 1. Send one client domain by email. We run the citation test and send you the result. Free, and your client needs no account.
• 2. If the answer engines name nobody in that category, there is nothing to take, and we say so. It stops there.
• 3. If competitors are being named instead, you decide whether and how to sell it. The $490 is what you pay us. What you charge your client is your decision, and not something we comment on.

No call, no demo, no scheduling link. Everything happens in writing.

White-label AEO, answered

The questions agencies actually ask before sending a first domain. The answers here are the same claims made in the copy above, written as questions so they can be quoted.

What is white-label AEO?

Answer Engine Optimisation delivered by a supplier and sold under the agency's own brand. The agency keeps the client, the relationship and the invoice; the supplier does the work and never appears. It matters now because the pages that decide whether an answer engine names a brand are usually not the client's own website, and reaching them is outreach, not publishing.

How is white-label AEO priced?

The established white-label providers work on monthly retainers with a commitment, and the firms that execute the off-page half charge $2,000 to $4,125 a month. A Citation Sprint is $490 once, partner rate, with no commitment. What you charge your own client is your decision, and not something we comment on.

Do you contact our clients?

No. You are the contact from the first email to the re-test. Reports carry your agency name and colour, and nothing goes out under your client's name without your approval.

Do you need access to our client's website or CMS?

No. The audit reads public pages only, and the placements happen on third-party sites. Nothing has to be connected, installed or published on the client's own site, so there is no IT ticket and no CMS credential to hand over.

Which answer engines do you test?

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. Appearing among the sources without being named does not count. Gemini answers the verdict at domain level only, because Google returns the domain it used and never the page, so the quoted passages and the competitor pages come from the other three.

What happens if the 30-day re-test shows no improvement?

It says so. The re-test is a comparison, not a promised improvement. With 20 questions a difference under roughly 20 points cannot be told apart from the normal variation between two runs, and non-conclusive is a possible verdict that is reported as one.