The missing name
SummitCited checks how AI names local businesses, keeps the dated answers, and traces the information those systems use. Every sample below is real; choose a market to see what was measured.
A real Salt Lake Valley roofer. Named in none of 120 answers across five cities — while 129 competitors split 655 citations.
Book a strategy call See the work South Salt Lake Valley roofing audit · 2026-08-20 · 120 answers · 0 engine errorsA dated finding
An audit is a dated sample, not a promise of a ranking or a claim about lost leads. When a system does not serve an answer, or a run errors, the report says so instead of treating that gap as proof.
Three doors, one destination
The audit: twelve buyer questions from your trade, run across three engines, every answer kept on file. Who gets named, which sources they're named from, and where you sit. Credited in full within 30 days.
Answer-Ready Website: the on-site half of your fix list, done in one pass — the facts engines look for in plain visible text, the structure around them, the schema underneath. Credited within 60 days. No site to fix, or one that cannot carry it? The Site Build is a new one at $3,000, and everything in this door is included in it.
Found First: five of the seven visibility levers executed for you, once, for a one-time fee — and the build is yours outright. Reviews and monthly monitoring are add-ons. And no AI ever conducts a conversation with a customer.
Case study · Smart Sprinkler Solutions
In the September matched run, ChatGPT named Smart Sprinkler Solutions in 35 of 60 samples, up from 13 of 60 in the comparable August run.
What moved ChatGPT: we fixed the site. Same twelve buyer questions, five samples per question, same scoring rule, 28 days apart, and the ChatGPT change met the study's pre-set threshold for a detected change. Gemini was named in 8 of 60 samples in September versus 0 of 60 in the comparable August run, but that comparison did not clear the threshold, so no conclusion is drawn for Gemini.
Twelve buyer questions, three engines, every answer dated and kept on file. Five business days — and the $99 comes off anything you start within 30.