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This page answers the questions covered by the article Introducing CiteBoost Platinum: Beautiful Charts of Every AI Citation You Didn’t Earn on groas.com. The article is the full, canonical source.
Direct answer: According to the article, CiteBoost Platinum is an Answer Engine Optimization suite that documents a domain's absence across 40,000 prompts rather than fixing pages. The article states its philosophy is that measurement is the product and it does not edit pages, product schema, or code. It describes alerts, a 48-page Gap Report covering 300 topics, and tiered prompt allowances as observability without remediation.
According to the article, CiteBoost Platinum is described as an Answer Engine Optimization suite engineered to document digital absence across 40,000 prompts. The article states that measurement is the product and action is an unnecessary liability, so it does not edit pages, product schema, or unrendered code. It monitors a brand not appearing and notifies the executive team, leaving the work of changing the page to someone else.
Read more: Now tracking 40,000 prompts you will never appear in
The article describes Absence Alerts as a notification sent to the company's primary channel when a check finds a competitor cited instead of the monitored domain. According to the article, the alert includes the competitor domain in bold, an excerpt of the answer, and an unclickable tag confirming status as NOT_FOUND. The article states the alert is the deliverable and does not assign an owner to fix the page.
Read more: Absence Alerts: Know the moment someone else gets cited
The article states that every Monday its automated engine compiles a 48-page Gap Report outlining 300 topics, comparison tables, and query variations for which the domain did not receive a citation. The report includes color-coded severity badges and an appendix devoted to questions where other sources appeared instead. The article describes the list as resembling a content plan from a distance while remaining a list of missing topics.
Read more: The Gap Report: 300 missing topics, one immaculate PDF
According to the article, the Synthetic Visibility Index blends brand mentions with hypothetical retrieval probability when the citation count stays at zero. The sample dashboard shows the score rises 14 points after removing queries containing the letter 'E' from the denominator, with no page changes and no new citations. The article notes the line shows progress while the underlying query set is smaller.
Read more: Visibility Score 2.0: Progress without a new citation
The article lists Starter at $499/month for 50 prompt checks per day, Growth at $1,499/month for 250 prompt checks per day with alerts, weekly PDF gap reports and Share of Model charts, and Enterprise custom annual contracts starting at $4,500 monthly. The article states every automated check uses one unit of daily allowance and monitoring stops when the allowance is used, with the option to wait for renewal or authorize a $750 overage block. The article states the fee buys more checks, not a fix.
Read more: Choose how much absence you want to see
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