When buyers ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Perplexity what to buy, is your offering on the list?

For $49, one Decision Map and its Fix First list, for one buying decision. Five questions you approve go to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity, three times each: 60 answers, kept word for word. The Fix First list ranks every page those answers lean on. For each one it says what CitePack will ask that page to change, what’s yours to do, and what won’t be done and why. Both reach your account about 30 minutes after you approve your questions. Founding companies also get their first live page free.

A complete study of how AI answers present one offering, in one buying category, to buyers in one country. Five buying questions you approve go to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity, three times each. The map shows the options put forward, your place in each answer, the words used about you and the pages cited or found by search, with the answer behind every finding.

Every page your answers used, in the order to fix them. Corrections lead. Any page that gets a fact about you wrong, or carries a wrong entry for you, comes first whenever an answer used it. Next are the pages the engines cite again, where the same engine cited the page in at least 2 of the 3 askings of one question, so it isn’t chance. Pages cited once or only read, a rival’s own pages and pages with nothing to ask are one tap away. For each page it says what CitePack will ask for: correct what it gets wrong, fix your entry, restore you, add you, or a position review. If the page is your own, like your site or a profile you control, you get the details instead. If there’s no honest route, it says so and why. Every page names the answers behind it, how steady it is, and what it costs once it’s live.

Placement is CitePack working the pages on your Fix First list. You tick the pages you want worked on, up to 10 per map. We send each editor the correction or the case for adding you, through the way that page takes requests. If an editor wants to try you first, you give one trial seat. For the ten founding companies, correcting a page, fixing your entry or restoring you costs $29, and adding you or a position review costs $59 (₹1,499 or ₹2,999 if you pay from India). After the founding ten, it’s $49 and $149 (₹2,499 or ₹7,499). You’re billed only once the change is live and rechecked on day 7. You get one bill a month, for the pages that went live that month, and nothing is billed on a no. If a correction or a fix to your entry is gone by the day-30 recheck, we refund it. Restoring you, adding you or a position review isn’t refunded. We never pay editors. If a publisher only sells its places, you pay the publisher directly and our fee is $59, or $149 after the founding ten.

Yes. Measure Again asks the same five questions to the same four engines in the same market, on the day you choose, for $29, or ₹1,499 if you pay from India. It is not part of the founding seat. The Before/After Snapshot puts the two maps side by side, with each page’s check beside what changed. It reports movement or none and never promises a change. It is not a daily tracker or a score.

You’d get one answer, shaped by your own account, history, settings and location. Ask again and it may change, and it tells you nothing about the other three engines. A Decision Map asks five approved questions on four engines, three times each, in your buyers’ market, and keeps every answer for you to read.

The founding cohort is open: ten seats, first come, first served. Ask for a founding seat, and if one is yours, we’ll send you your own sign-in.