What is the best first step?

Start with the free AI Visibility Snapshot. It identifies the three highest-leverage fixes across AI answers, Google Search and Maps.

How does the free snapshot lead into the sprint?

Yes. If you move into the £950 Two-Week Visibility Sprint, the free snapshot fee is credited against the sprint.

Do you guarantee rankings?

No. Citable London improves the signals that help AI, Google and Maps understand, trust and recommend a business. We do not sell fake guarantees.

Pricing

Start small. Fix the signals that decide who gets recommended.

Name: Citable London AI Visibility Services
Brand: Citable London

Transparent entry pricing for high-value local services — clinics, legal, financial, property and premium home services. Start with the snapshot, then move into implementation only if the fixes are worth shipping.

Get your free snapshot→See the 10 checks

EntryFree

Sprint£950

Growthfrom £950/mo

Plans

Pick the level that matches the urgency.

AI Visibility Snapshot

free. Full 10-signal citation-readiness scorecard, Google/Maps/AI answer review, and the three fixes we would make first.

Free snapshot→

Two-Week Visibility Sprint

£950. We implement the fastest fixes: schema, FAQ blocks, service-page edits, GBP service structure, llms.txt and conversion route improvements.

Buy sprint→

Growth System

From £950/mo. Monthly SEO, GBP, AEO testing, content updates, review prompts and visibility reporting for businesses that need steady compounding.

Start system→

Authority

From £1,750/mo. More pages, sector-specific content, GBP posts, AI answer testing, conversion improvements and proof asset development — for practices and firms that want to own their category.

Start authority→

Private AI / Multi-location

Custom. Internal AI systems, lead handling, knowledge bases, clinic and practice groups, multi-location visibility and workflow automation.

Start system→

What the free snapshot checks

The full 10-signal citation-readiness scorecard.

This is now the core Citable offer: diagnose the gaps, score the risk, fix the controllable signals first, then re-test.

Schema markup

Organization, LocalBusiness, Service, FAQ and sameAs coverage.

AI crawler access

robots.txt, sitemap and access for Google, AI crawlers and search bots.

Author / operator entity

Visible expertise, operator context and Person schema where useful.

Wikipedia readiness

Independent-source and notability assessment only — no fake Wikipedia work.

Wikidata readiness

Eligibility, source requirements and sameAs linking where appropriate.

Google entity / Knowledge Graph

Public facts, profiles, NAP consistency and source signals Google can recognise.

Content freshness

dateModified, sitemap lastmod and refresh cadence for priority pages.

Factual density

Specific services, locations, prices, timeframes, proof and constraints.

Trust-seed profiles

LinkedIn, Trustpilot, Crunchbase/ProductHunt/G2/Capterra or sector profiles.

AI-readable source layer

llms.txt, agents.md and concise source summaries for AI/search systems.

What the £950 sprint fixes

Controllable citation gaps first. Earned-entity work only when the sources exist.

Schema, FAQ and sameAs cleanup
Author/operator entity and Person schema
robots.txt, sitemap, llms.txt and agents.md source-layer repair
Factual-density rewrites for priority pages
Trust-seed profile claim/completion checklist
Knowledge Graph source consistency plan
Wikipedia/Wikidata readiness review — no fake or self-authored entries

How the ladder works

The snapshot sells the sprint. The sprint proves the retainer.

Snapshot: identify the three highest-leverage fixes
Sprint: ship the fixes and create a visible before/after
Growth: keep building pages, GBP activity, reviews and AI signals
Authority: own the category across your sector's searches and answer engines

Snapshot scope

The 10 citation-readiness signals we check and fix.

These are the structural signals AI engines use to decide whether a business is clear, trusted and safe to cite. The snapshot scores the gaps; the sprint fixes the fastest controllable ones first.

Schema markup

Organisation, LocalBusiness, Service, FAQ and sameAs coverage.

AI crawler access

robots.txt, sitemap and crawl permissions for major AI/search bots.

Author / operator entity

Person schema, visible operator expertise and author signals where relevant.

Wikipedia readiness

We assess notability and independent sources. We do not fake or self-author Wikipedia.

Wikidata readiness

Entity eligibility, source requirements and sameAs linking when appropriate.

Google entity / Knowledge Graph

Name, address, profiles, coverage and source consistency that help Google recognise the brand.

Content freshness

dateModified, sitemap lastmod and refresh cadence for important pages.

Factual density

Specific services, locations, prices, timeframes, source references, proof and constraints.

Trust-seed profiles

LinkedIn, Trustpilot, Crunchbase/ProductHunt/G2/Capterra or sector-relevant profiles.

AI-readable source layer

llms.txt, agents.md and concise source summaries for AI/search systems.

What the sprint can fix

Fast fixes first; earned-entity work when the sources exist.

Schema and sameAs cleanup
Author/operator Person schema
robots.txt, sitemap, llms.txt and agents.md source-layer repair
Factual-density rewrites for priority pages
Service-page FAQs and FAQPage schema
Trust-seed profile claim/completion checklist
Knowledge Graph source consistency plan
Wikipedia/Wikidata readiness review — only if notability and independent sources support it