getcitedmore.

A small, independent measurement shop.

Get Cited More is run by one person. It is not backed by, affiliated with, or endorsed by OpenAI, Anthropic, Google or Perplexity — we are a customer of their APIs like anyone else, and being independent of them is the point.

Why this exists

Buyers started asking ChatGPT which tool to use before they asked Google, and most companies have no idea what the answer is. The tools that appeared to address this mostly check whether your markup is tidy. That is a reasonable thing to check and it is not an answer to the question.

So this does the obvious, expensive thing instead: it asks the engines. Around 40 buyer-intent questions, four engines, three passes each, 480 recorded answers, and a count of who got named and whose pages got cited. $349, once, because the work is automated and the price should reflect that rather than what a consultancy can charge for the same finding.

Why you should believe the numbers

You should not, on trust. You should check them, which is why the methodology is published in full — the engines, the sample sizes, how prompts are generated, the exact score formula and its weights, and the grade bands.

It also publishes the limits. We measure through provider APIs with grounding on, not by scraping the consumer ChatGPT app or Google's AI Overviews, and those answers are close but not byte-identical. Every report states its sample size, its dates, and how many engine calls failed and were excluded from the denominators.

None of that makes the numbers perfect. It makes them checkable, which is the most any measurement of a non-deterministic system can offer — and considerably more than a score with no formula behind it.

What we won't do

No invented testimonials, no star ratings on a product with no reviews yet, and no claim that we can get you cited. We measure. What you do about it is your work, and the roadmap in the report is a prioritised set of suggestions grounded in your own measured gaps — not a guarantee.

If the audit fails or measures the wrong thing, you get a refund or a re-run. That is written into the terms, not just promised here.

Contact

One address, read by a person: hello@getcitedmore.com

Support, refunds, methodology arguments, a correction to something we wrote about another product, or a request to delete your data — all the same inbox. Based in the United States; replies on US business days.

We'd like to measure which pages people read, using Google Analytics. Nothing about your scans — no domains, emails or report links — is ever sent. Details.