One price, the work included.

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.

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. Fix doubles the pages and requests and adds community corrections, a dedicated channel and a monthly proof call; Grow runs the program at the volume your goals need, scoped on a call. The results are the goal; these deliverables are what the subscription buys.

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.

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.

No, and that's deliberate. Rightcited is built to close the loop from a wrong or missing answer to the fix, so the work is included in every plan. 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.

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. Fix runs it at twice the pages and requests (up to 20 and 50), up to two placements, and adds community corrections in the threads models cite, a dedicated channel and a monthly proof call. Grow runs it at the volume and breadth your goals need, across several brands, markets or product lines, with named competitors and displacement targets tracked. If your scan shows a handful of questions where you're missing, Core covers it. If it shows a category to win, that's Fix. If it shows several, that's a Grow conversation.

Core is $499 and Fix is $999 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.