Your clients have started asking whether ChatGPT names them. Most agencies have no way to answer that, so the question gets deflected. SummitCited runs the audit behind your name instead: twelve real buyer questions from that client's trade, run live across four AI engines, every answer screenshotted, delivered back to you as a report carrying your logo and no mention of us. The direct version of this audit is listed at $99 on this site. Wholesale is quoted against your monthly volume, which is why there is no wholesale number on this page.
Why this is even possible: the question corpus and the runner already exist, because the audit has been the front of this firm's own offer ladder since day one. A second brand reselling it costs us the run time and nothing else. That is the whole economic argument, stated plainly instead of dressed up as a partnership program.
There is no wholesale-grade and retail-grade version of this. What follows is what your client receives, and it is identical to what a business owner receives when they buy the audit directly from us.
Written for that client's trade and market — phrased the way a homeowner or an office manager actually asks, not as keyword strings. Not a template list with the city swapped out.
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews. Every answer screenshotted the moment it appears, because these answers change from run to run and a finding with no screen behind it is worth nothing.
Who got recommended, where your client was absent, why the businesses that won are winning, and a prioritized list of what to fix — ordered so the cheapest fixes with the largest effect sit at the top.
Same operator, same question corpus, same four engines as the $99 audit on this site. Wholesale changes the logo on the cover and who the invoice goes to. It does not change the work, and it does not shorten it.
Wholesale on a per-run service depends entirely on how many runs there are, and publishing one number would make it wrong for almost everyone reading this. So we ask two questions instead. How many audits a month do you actually expect, and what do you charge a client today for a comparable report? You get a quote against those two answers in one email, with your margin visible in it rather than hidden in a rate card. The direct audit stays listed at $99 for owners who find us on their own, and we do not publish a number that undercuts the agencies reselling it.
Send your volume, get a quoteAgencies get burned by white-label arrangements where the line was never drawn, so here it is drawn before anyone signs anything.
The report itself: your logo, your colors, your contact block, your file name. The results grid and the fix list, presented as your firm's findings. The cover, the summary, and the recommendations. Your client never sees our name and we never ask them to.
The screenshots keep each engine's own interface, unedited — stripping an engine's branding off its own answer would destroy the only proof in the document. The question corpus, the runner, and the scoring method also stay ours: not licensed, not handed over, not documented for you to operate.
Implementation. Monthly monitoring under your brand — not offered today. Access to our tooling or engine accounts. The raw data behind the grid. And no exclusivity: no market, trade, or territory is locked to one agency.
We also will not publish your name. No agency logos, no case studies naming you, no client names — the same rule that keeps testimonials and star ratings off the rest of this site until there is something real to put there.
Yes. The report ships as a PDF carrying your logo, your colors, your contact block, and your file name. What we do not touch is the screenshots inside it — those show each engine's own interface exactly as it appeared, because that unedited screen is the entire proof. Stripping an engine's branding off its own answer would leave you holding a document that proves nothing.
No. Everything routes through you. We take the business name, trade, and service area from you, we deliver the finished report to you, and we do not email, call, or market to the business named in it. If that business later finds us on its own, we tell it that it already has an agency and hand it back to you.
The business name, the trade, the service area, and the two or three questions you already know that owner cares about. Nothing else — no logins, no website access, no Google Business Profile access. The audit is run from the outside, the same way that business's own customers see it.
Five business days from a complete intake, the same clock the direct audit runs on. An incomplete intake does not start the clock, and we tell you the same day what is missing. If we are going to miss five business days you hear it from us before the deadline, with a new date, and that report is not billed.
There is no published wholesale price, because the answer depends on how many you send. Tell us the audits per month you realistically expect and what you charge a client today for a comparable report, and you get a quote written against those two numbers. The direct retail price stays $99 and we do not undercut it publicly, so whatever margin you set on top of wholesale is yours to keep.
It overlaps, and we would rather say so than pretend it doesn't. The audit stays listed at $99 for an owner who finds this site on their own. Wholesale exists for the businesses that were never going to find us — the ones already paying an agency, already asking that agency about AI search, and currently getting nothing. If a request arrives from a business we know to be your client, it goes to you.
Not today. Wholesale currently covers the audit only. Implementation is Found First, at $5,000 setup plus $250 per month for trade services and $10,000 to $15,000 setup plus $750 per month for compliance-heavy industries, and how that gets sold through an agency is an open question this firm has not settled. Ask about it and you get an honest description of where it stands instead of a yes.
You cannot promise a ranking. No engine sells placement and AI answers vary from run to run, so a guaranteed position in ChatGPT is not something anyone can honestly sell. You also cannot present the screenshots as more than what they are: one live run, on one date, captured as it appeared. Resale ends if either of those lines gets crossed.
Buy one at $99 for a client you already have, read it as though you were that owner, and decide from the document rather than from this page. We would rather lose the wholesale conversation over a report that didn't hold up than have your logo on something you hadn't read.