Normally $99 · free with the review

We ask AI who to call — then sit down and show you.

Twelve buyer questions, put to ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Overviews. Every answer is saved when it appears. Then we spend 15 minutes showing you which businesses got named, which sources supported them and where your name appeared.

The audit is free for qualifying businesses because the meeting is how the report gets delivered. It is prepared by a person before the meeting, not generated instantly after you click.

In the scheduler: choose “Audit review · 15” and select a date at least five business days out. The calendar may show earlier openings; those do not leave enough time to prepare this audit.

The honest answer

Why is it free?

Because we want the meeting. Walking an owner through real results is how we sell. The separate $99 audit remains available if you prefer to buy the written report.

No countdown

There is no special on.

The $99 remains the published price for a purchased audit.

Our trade

We cover the engine spend.

You give us 15 minutes with the person who decides. We do the run before you meet.

Your outcome

You keep the findings.

You leave with the report whether you hire us, hand it to someone else or do the work yourself.

The instrument

What is included?

The free audit uses the same instrument as the $99 version: twelve questions, three engines, dated records and a prioritized fix list.

01

Twelve buyer questions

Written for your trade and service area in the language a customer would use.

02

Three engines

Every question goes to ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Overviews. If Google serves no AI Overview, we record “not generated”; an engine error is unknown, not absence.

03

Every record kept

Each returned answer is captured and dated when it appears. You keep the dated records for all twelve questions in each engine.

04

The results grid

See who was named for each question and every place your name was absent.

05

The sources behind it

See which pages, profiles, directories and lists the engines used.

06

A prioritized fix list

See what to do first, second and third based on what the run actually returned.

The review

What happens in 15 minutes?

The meeting starts with your market, stays on the evidence and ends with what we would do—or whether you need us at all.

Minutes 0–3

The results grid: which companies appeared across the twelve questions and how often.

Minutes 3–10

The actual sources the engines used, opened one at a time.

Minutes 10–15

The prioritized fix list and an honest read on whether SummitCited is the right fit to do it.

You leave with the report either way. The findings are not withheld until you buy something.

All six conditions

What are the terms?

The terms are here in full. Booking the review is the commitment that authorizes the run and its engine spend.

  1. The meeting is the delivery.

    No booked meeting, no audit. The run starts only after it is on the calendar.

  2. Book five or more business days out.

    A supervised three-engine run and written source review cannot be prepared for an earlier meeting.

  3. There is no monetary credit.

    Nothing was paid, so there is no dollar to apply to later work. A purchased $99 audit has its own 30-day credit terms.

  4. A no-show forfeits the audit.

    The report is delivered in the meeting, not emailed after a miss. One rebook is allowed; a second miss ends the offer.

  5. Eligibility is required.

    The fit rules below are conditions of the offer and cannot be waived on a call.

  6. No implementation price is quoted before the review.

    Any price comes after the findings, from the person who ran them.

Fit

Who qualifies?

A real audit costs real engine spend and most of a working session, so the eligibility bar is substantive.

We will run it

If all of this is true

  • You are an independent local service business.
  • Your Google Business Profile is active with 20 or more reviews.
  • You are not a franchise or owned by a private-equity group.
  • No other agency currently manages this work.
  • The owner or decision-maker attends.
  • Your trade and service area are clear enough to write twelve real buyer questions.

We will say so

If it is not a fit

  • No active profile, or fewer than 20 reviews.
  • A franchise or private-equity-owned business.
  • An existing agency relationship covering this work.
  • Someone without decision authority booking for the owner.
  • A trade or market too unclear to frame a valid run.

The findings themselves are never promised. The audit may show that engines already name you. We never promise a ranking, placement, work volume or any number before the run.

Questions

The free audit, answered plainly.

What is the catch?

We spend a working session and real engine credit running the audit, and you spend 15 minutes letting us walk through it. At the end we may explain what we would do and what it would cost. You can say no, and you keep the report and answer records.

Is it the same as the $99 audit?

The instrument is identical. The paid version is delivered as a written report and can create a $99 credit under its terms. The free version is delivered live and creates no credit.

Do I have to buy something?

No. Nothing is withheld if you do not. You can use the fix list yourself or take it to someone else.

Why five business days?

The audit is run before the meeting. Twelve questions across three engines, with every answer captured and dated, takes most of a working session; the grid and source review are prepared after that.

Will AI run the meeting or call me?

No. No AI conducts a conversation with a customer. A person runs the review and every follow-up conversation.

What if I miss the meeting?

You may rebook once. The report is not emailed after a missed meeting. A second miss ends the offer.

What information do you need?

Your business name, trade and service area. No login, account access or website access is required. See our privacy policy.

Ready when the calendar is

Find out what AI says about your market.

In the scheduler, choose “Audit review · 15” and select a date at least five business days out. Earlier visible openings do not provide enough preparation time.