Measurement didn't follow the buyers. We fixed that.
CiteSight started with an uncomfortable moment we've now watched dozens of businesses have: open ChatGPT, ask it who to trust in your market, and read an answer that names your competitors — confidently, helpfully, repeatedly — while you don't exist.
The tools market's response was predictable: dashboards. $29 to $199 a month to watch a graph of the problem. What nobody sold was the boring, valuable thing — a system: a rigorous way to measure where you stand, a diagnosis of why, and a prioritized plan to fix it, owned outright by the business that runs it.
So we built that instead. The CiteSight AI Visibility OS is the system we wished existed:
Measurement before opinion
Every engagement with AI visibility should start with a number, not a narrative. 30 frozen prompts, 5 platforms, 120 weighted checkpoints — a baseline you can defend in front of a CFO.
Fixes before dashboards
A graph that shows you're invisible is not a product; it's an anxiety subscription. Every checkpoint in our audit maps to a concrete fix with an effort estimate.
Teaching before renting
We'd rather your team understand the machine than depend on ours. That's why the kit is a one-time purchase and the Playbook explains the whole methodology — and the platform automates it without hiding it.
How we work
We publish in the open: our pricing anchors link to the competitor pages they quote, our methodology cites the platform documentation it relies on, and our product ships with a complete worked example so you never have to take our word for anything. The same discipline runs through the CiteSight blog — practical, sourced, no hype.
CiteSight is an independent product studio. No venture money, no growth-at-all-costs — just a system that has to be worth more than its price, or the 30-day guarantee costs us, not you.
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