# AI Citation Content Gaps to Check Before Buying a Tracker

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This page answers the questions covered by the article [9 AI Search Content Gaps You Can Check Before Buying a Platform](https://groas.com/post/9-reasons-chatgpt-and-perplexity-skip-yo) on groas.com. The article is the full, canonical source.

**Direct answer:** According to groas, a $295-a-month AI gap report can show every prompt where a competitor appears and you do not, but it cannot make pricing visible, unblock a crawler, or put the answer on the page. Businesses that want to appear in AI recommendations should start with the nine checkable gaps described in the article, most taking about 10 minutes to investigate, and fix what they find before paying for ongoing reporting.

## How do I get my business cited as a source in AI answers?

According to groas, a $295-a-month AI gap report can show every prompt where a competitor appears and you do not, but it cannot make pricing visible, unblock a crawler, or put the answer on the page. The article recommends starting with nine checkable gaps before paying for ongoing reporting. Most take about 10 minutes to investigate.

Read more: [the article](https://groas.com/post/9-reasons-chatgpt-and-perplexity-skip-yo)

## Do I need to publish pricing if every contract is custom?

The article states that a buyer asking for an affordable alternative is giving an answer engine a cost question, and a page ending at “Schedule a Demo” gives it no fact to use while a competitor with a starting price does. The article recommends adding a truthful baseline to the relevant service page, such as onboarding starting at $1,500, retainers typically running $3,000 to $6,000 a month, or an entry-level tier beginning at $49 per seat, if those figures describe the actual offer. The 10-minute check is to open the main service or pricing page in a private window and in View Page Source and search for a dollar sign; if only a form appears, the article treats that as the first fix.

Read more: [1. Put a price anchor where buyers can find it](https://groas.com/post/9-reasons-chatgpt-and-perplexity-skip-yo#1-put-a-price-anchor-where-buyers-can-find-it)

## How can I tell if my site is blocking AI search fetchers?

The article states that a good page is useless to an assistant that cannot fetch it, and no copy change fixes a blocked fetch. The article recommends visiting yourdomain.com/robots.txt to look for Disallow: / and checking firewall logs for relevant user agents receiving 403 or 429 responses. The fix is to decide which fetchers to permit and make the directives and firewall rules agree, using verified crawler information rather than a broad rule.

Read more: [3. Let search fetchers through the door](https://groas.com/post/9-reasons-chatgpt-and-perplexity-skip-yo#3-let-search-fetchers-through-the-door)

## Where should the factual answer appear on a commercial page?

The article recommends leading each section with its factual answer and putting background and qualifications underneath, because placement matters especially in a long document. The 10-minute check is to read only the first 50 words beneath each <h2> and <h3> on the three most important commercial pages and see if those words answer the heading. A reader should be able to skim the headings and opening sentences and understand the offer.

Read more: [6. Put the answer before the long introduction](https://groas.com/post/9-reasons-chatgpt-and-perplexity-skip-yo#6-put-the-answer-before-the-long-introduction)

## How do I check that my business facts agree across pages?

The article states that conflicting details, such as a footer saying Plano while a business profile says Dallas–Fort Worth or an old post listing a $49 plan while current schema says $99, make it harder to describe the business confidently. The 10-minute check is to pick three foundational facts — service area or address, founding year, and core pricing range — and compare the homepage footer, contact page, structured data, and directory profiles for contradictions. The article recommends deciding which version is current, correcting retired plans and changed boundaries on all controlled surfaces, and checking that JSON-LD Organization details match the public facts.

Read more: [8. Make your business facts agree across pages](https://groas.com/post/9-reasons-chatgpt-and-perplexity-skip-yo#8-make-your-business-facts-agree-across-pages)

## Sources

[1] https://groas.com/post/9-reasons-chatgpt-and-perplexity-skip-yo (the article this page answers from)