Introducing GetCited — done-for-you AI citations, measured

Your buyers are asking AI instead of scrolling search results — and the brands the AI cites are winning the consideration set before a human ever clicks. Most tools in this space will tell you whether you're cited. Very few will change it. That gap is why we built GetCited.

What GetCited does

GetCited is a done-for-you AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) service. You pick a topic your buyers ask about; we earn your brand citations across the four retrieval surfaces — ChatGPT Search, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, and Claude — and we measure the world before and after so you can see exactly what moved.

The work is the proven mechanic: a co-written 20-prompt battery, a baseline measurement, an on-page rewrite to the 2026 citation spec, entity scaffolding in Wikidata, and the lever that matters most — earned placement on a high-authority listicle already ranking for your topic (listicles are roughly 45.8% of all AI citations). Then we re-crawl and re-measure.

Measured, not promised

Every engagement is bracketed by measurement: 20 prompts × 5 runs × 4 surfaces, baseline and endline — 400 datapoints each side, with the full dated transcripts behind every number. The before-and-after is a recorded fact, not a feeling.

Priced in SCUs — so the cost is clear

Instead of opaque retainers, GetCited is priced in SCUs (Service Consumption Units) — one countable unit of delivered work. Each module (scan, on-page rewrite, entity build, placement, report) costs a fixed number of SCUs. You buy a package, draw it down across topics in any mix, and unused SCUs roll over. What you pay is simply SCUs × your rate. See the packages and the full menu →

A dashboard you actually log into

Every customer gets a dashboard: your SCU balance and burn, every campaign, and live citation movement per surface as the work lands. The work is ours; the visibility is yours.

Where we are

The platform is live and we're onboarding our first cohort. If your category is being decided inside AI answers and you're not in them yet, see how it works or start with a package.

We'll be publishing what we learn as we go — the mechanics, the surface differences, what moves and what doesn't — in the guides. The first three are already up.