Asked before buying. Answered straight.

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.

ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity today. When another assistant starts sending real buyer traffic, we add it. Your price doesn't change when we add models.

Our in-house SEO and AI search team. The work is concrete: correcting your pages and structured data, publishing the content models keep reaching for and not finding, and cleaning up the third-party sources they read. Nothing starts without your approval.

Four things, every month, logged in your dashboard: up to ten new or rewritten pages for your site, each aimed at a question your buyers ask the assistants and delivered ready to publish; up to 20 written listing and inclusion requests to the third-party sites AI reads, followed up until resolution or documented refusal, plus up to one secured placement where a source will not list you; weekly checks of your 50 buyer questions across all four assistants with every answer archived; and email support with a one-business-day response. Grow runs the same program at higher volume and adds community corrections and a dedicated channel, scoped on a call. The results are the goal; these deliverables are what the subscription buys.

No. Nobody can, and anyone promising that is selling you something dishonest. What we control is everything the models read about you and how quickly it gets corrected. Then we re-check on every scan until the answer moves, and your history shows the change with dates attached.

Every request goes out with an evidence pack and gets follow-ups on a set schedule. If the source still does not respond or declines, the refusal is documented in your work log and the work shifts to displacement: an authoritative page on your own site built for the same question, corrections in the community threads models cite where platform rules allow, and secured editorial placements where a stubborn source has to be replaced in the sources AI reads. The target is the answer, and there is more than one road to it.

Depends on the error. A wrong price sourced from your own site can turn around in weeks once corrected. A claim repeated across a dozen third-party posts takes longer to unwind. Either way you're not guessing: every scan shows where each fix stands.

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.

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.

Core runs the program at a set monthly volume: up to ten pages, up to 20 requests, one secured placement, weekly checks of 50 questions. Grow runs it at the volume and breadth your goals need: more pages and placements, community corrections in the threads models cite, presence on the review and comparison surfaces that steer answers, and a dedicated channel. If your scan shows a handful of questions where you're missing, Core covers it. If it shows a whole category to win, that's a Grow conversation.

Core is $499 per brand per month, billed every 30 days, no long-term contracts. Cancel anytime: your service runs through the end of the period you've paid for, and payments already made aren't refundable, which is exactly why the monthly deliverables are spelled out before you buy. Add or drop brands anytime and billing prorates. Grow is scoped on a call and priced to your niche and goals, also without long lock-ins. The AI Page Check is a one-time $2.99 purchase.

One URL, run through ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity with live web search, for $2.99 one-time. You get every answer verbatim, whether your page got cited, the outside sources that shaped the answers, and every place an answer contradicts what your page claims. Automated, usually delivered in 2 to 5 minutes. Details and sample report here.

Because it's a real product and a fair introduction rather than a profit center. The check runs the same pipeline our paying clients get, pointed at one page. If the report shows problems, some buyers will want them fixed, and that's the business we're actually in.

Yes. Any public page works, including competitors'. You get the same report: what AI says about them, what sources shape it, and where they're vulnerable.

Some pages block automated readers or need JavaScript to show anything. If that happens, the status page tells you immediately, and you reply to your Stripe receipt: we run it by hand and email your report within 1 business day. Nobody ends up with a blank report.

Not necessarily, and that's the point. Models answer with some randomness and their sources drift, so treat any single report as a dated snapshot. That's also why the monthly service re-checks every week instead of trusting any single read.