Rightcited finds the wrong answers ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude give about your brand, corrects every verified error at the source, and grows the traffic, citations, and revenue AI search sends your way.
Free for operating brands: 15 minutes on a call, we run it live, the report is yours to keep. No card required.
Month to month, cancel anytime. Your 360° scan runs in week one, included.
SEO and AI visibility for 200+ brands, from the SEO Stuff team.
Automated checking, human review, and nothing changes without your sign-off. The full methodology, including how we count →
We run the buying questions your customers ask across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude, archive every answer, and flag what is wrong, missing, or sending buyers to a competitor. A person reviews every flag before it reaches you.
Our team corrects your pages, schema, and product data, publishes the answer pages you are missing, and works the third-party sources the models read: directories, review sites, list posts, and comparison pages. You approve every change before it moves.
Every answer is re-checked the following week and archived. Your dashboard shows each count with its denominator and opens the answers behind it, so you see what moved, what held, and what still needs work, dated and logged.
When it gets a fact about your brand wrong, it gets it wrong at scale.
Source: OpenAI, Feb 2026
The same team now points that work at the sites AI assistants read.
Source: SEO Stuff client records, 2026
The channel is compounding whether you're watching it or not.
Source: Adobe, 2026
Each model learns from different sources on different schedules. You're not managing one reputation. You're managing four.
Sample data from a fictional brand. The 360° scan shows your four answers.
A buyer asks an assistant a question, hears something wrong about you, and buys elsewhere. No visit, no bounce, nothing in your analytics. There's no retargeting a person who never arrived.
You pay to make a claim, and the same buyer's AI research quietly contradicts it. Wrong prices and stale policies then resurface as support tickets, disputes, and refund requests.
Wrong answers get repeated in comparison posts, forums, and review roundups. Models read those pages and repeat the mistake with more confidence. Left alone, it sets like concrete.
Weekly checks of what each model tells buyers about your products, prices, policies, and availability, built around the questions your customers actually ask. Wrong answers get flagged with an estimate of how many people see them each month.
When a model recommends a competitor over you, you see the exact answer, which model said it, and the reasoning it gave. Especially the recommendations built on facts that stopped being true a year ago.
A number with a denominator: how many of the answers we check are right. 114 of 120 tells you something a mystery 78 out of 100 never will, and it only moves when an answer actually changes. No invented weights, no black box. The buyers estimate on each flag tells you what matters most.
Every flagged answer becomes a fix: what changes, where, and what it's costing you while it waits. You approve with one click, our team executes, and the next scan verifies it stuck.
AI says: "Their Pro line was discontinued in 2024."
Reality: it's the best seller, restocked weekly.
Est. 5,700 buyers/month hear this
AI says: "Plans start at $79 plus onboarding fees."
Reality: starts at $29, no fees of any kind.
Est. 2,900 buyers/month hear this
AI says: "Go with a rival. This one has no online booking."
Reality: online booking shipped over a year ago.
Est. 1,400 buyers/month hear this
I've spent the last decade making brands visible for a living: SEO Stuff on the productized side, Alex Groberman Labs for companies that need a deeper bench. That work has driven more than $20M in revenue for clients, returns over $1M a year in profit from my own SEO and AI search projects, and has produced conversion lifts as high as 2,500%. The numbers matter here for one reason: this niche is filling up with theory. We only sell motions we've already run with our own money.
Somewhere in the last two years, every client call started including the same question: why is ChatGPT saying that about us? We kept finding wrong prices, products marked discontinued that were selling fine, and recommendations built on facts that expired a year ago. There was no clean way to catch it early, and nobody offering to actually fix it. Meanwhile the fixing is exactly what this team does all day: technical SEO, AIO, content, reputation.
So we built Rightcited: the checker we needed, attached to the people who do the correcting. My operating rules haven't changed since day one: transparency, measurable results, nothing you have to take on faith. It's why your dashboard counts answers instead of scoring vibes, and why every number on it links to a receipt. Monitoring tells you there's a problem. We're the part that makes it go away.
Alex Groberman, Founder
Free call, no deck, no pressure. Come with questions, leave with a straight answer either way.
Month to month, no contracts. Full pricing, the ROI math, and the free scan →
New pages on your site and placements on the sites AI reads, so ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity find you and describe you correctly.
Month to month · cancel anytime · billed every 30 days
The same program at the volume your goals need: more pages, more placements, community threads, and a dedicated channel.
Free call, 15 minutes, scoped and priced there
The line between them: Core runs the program at a set monthly volume, ten pages and one secured placement. Grow runs it at the volume your goals need. Full pricing and the ROI math →
The AI Page Check runs one URL through all four models and hands you the report in minutes. $2.99, no subscription.
The full circle in one report: the buying questions in your category, the answers all four major models give, every verified error, what each one costs you monthly, and what we'd fix first. Free for operating brands, run live with you on a 15-minute call: one scan per company, so capacity goes to real businesses instead of report collectors.
How it works: book 15 minutes, we run the scan live on the call, and you leave with the report and the first fixes scoped. No homework, no waiting on an inbox.
Book my free scan call15 minutes, no card, no obligation. Bring the domain you want scanned; we run everything on screen with you.
Book, then watch it run. You pick 15 minutes, we run the scan live with you, and the report is yours free.
Leave with a plan. Every wrong or missing answer comes with its source and what we’d fix first, explained on the spot.
Pick your plan. Core runs the program at a set monthly volume, and Grow scales it to your goals.
Watch it happen. Approve fixes, our team does the work, your dashboard proves it stuck.
The full circle on your brand in AI search: the buying questions people ask in your category, the actual answers from all four major models, the errors we verified, how you stack up against competitors, the estimated monthly exposure of each error, and what we'd fix first. It's free for operating brands, and it happens live: you book 15 minutes, we run the scan with you on the call, and the report is yours to keep whether or not you ever pay us. One scan per company. Real scans cost real money to run, so we spend them on businesses, not report collectors, and the call is how we keep it that way.
No. Plenty of brands skip the public scan and start Core directly. Your 360° scan runs in week one as part of onboarding either way, so buying first just means the findings and the fixes arrive together. The public scan exists for brands that want proof before they spend.
Month one builds the base: your truth file, the first pages for your site aimed at the questions where you're missing, and the first round of listing and placement requests. After that you're paying for new pages and placements every month, weekly checks of your 50 buyer questions across four assistants, wrong answers caught and fixed as models retrain and sources drift, and dated proof of where you appear. For scale: a typical SEO retainer runs $2,000 to $10,000 a month and rarely touches AI answers. If showing up in one more answer wins you one customer a month, Core has paid for itself.
No, and that's deliberate. Monitoring-only tools are everywhere, and most of them end up as a list of problems nobody has time to fix. Rightcited exists to close that loop, so the work is included. If you just want a look at where you stand, that's exactly what the free scan is for, and the $2.99 AI Page Check covers single pages.
Free for operating brands, run live with you on a 15-minute call. Core is month to month, cancel anytime.