A named person on your account
One operator runs your measurement cycles, reads the results and answers your questions. You know who it is.
Managed
We run CitedOS for you. You approve everything.
A named operator runs your measurement and turns the source-gap playbook into a monthly plan. Drafts are written for you and approved by you. Nothing is published automatically. Priced from $1,500/mo; the final price is set after a call.
What it is
The product, with a person running it.
Same measurement and the same confidence ranges you would see yourself. The difference is who does the work each month.
A monthly plan from your playbook
Each month the source-gap playbook becomes a short list of actions: which sources to get into, which pages to fix, in what order.
Drafts you approve
We prepare drafts. You read, edit and approve each one. You publish approved drafts yourself; we never publish on your behalf, and there is no auto-publish.
Scope
What is included, and what is not.
AI citations swing 40 to 60 percent from month to month, so we report ranges and trends, not single numbers.
Included
Measurement and reporting
Multi-run visibility tracking across the AI engines in your plan, a monthly report with confidence ranges, and a call to walk through it.
Included
Planning and drafts
The monthly action plan from your source-gap playbook, plus human-approved drafts for the actions that need written content.
Not included
Outcomes we cannot control
We do not promise rankings or citations. Engines choose what to cite, and we do not control them. We never publish on your behalf, and we do not buy links or place paid mentions.
Price
Managed starts from $1,500/mo.
The $1,500 is a starting point, not a quote. Brands, competitors and engines in scope change the work, so the final price is agreed after a call, before you pay anything.
Step 1
Book a call
Thirty minutes on your brand, your category and what you want done.
Step 2
Get a written price
You receive the scope and the monthly price in writing. If it is not a fit, we say so.
Step 3
Start with measurement
The operator runs your first cycles and the first plan follows from what they show.