This is about what ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini actually answer when a homeowner asks who should sell their house — not Google SEO. The assistants name a handful of agents. For Agents on PropCite is the service that builds the material those answers are made from.
No tiers, no setup fee, no upfront. Billed monthly from day one; cancel anytime.
Backed by the 90-day promise below: if your visibility score hasn't moved, you don't pay.
Claiming is free — your profile, your info, a verified badge. Keep the page AI assistants read about you accurate before you spend a dollar. The paid package is the layer on top, never a toll gate.
The math, plainly: one lost listing is roughly $10,000 in commission, and shared portal leads run $4,000–8,000 per closing. This is $79/month — and it only has to pay off once.
The same monthly measurement that builds PropCite's leaderboards powers the package. Nothing hidden, nothing hand-tuned.
The leaderboard is never edited by hand. We never move rankings by hand — not for customers, not for anyone — and that is exactly why it's a trustworthy detector of whether this is working. The upgrade exists precisely to influence your position, through the material the engines actually read; the one thing we never touch is the ranking itself.
You can't buy your position — the engines set it. The upgrade gives them more and better material to read about you. The score is the thermometer: if it works, the score shows it. If it doesn't in 90 days, you see that too — and you don't pay.
90 days. If your visibility score hasn't moved — you don't pay. And we keep refreshing free until it moves.
It covers one thing, deliberately: appearing — movement in your measured AI-visibility score. It does not cover leads, clients, or a particular position, because nobody controls the engines, including us. The score is measured by the same untouched process that builds the leaderboard, so when it moves, it's real.
That is the problem: when a seller asks ChatGPT who to list with and your name isn't in the answer, there's no missed call, no dead lead, no appointment that fell through — the listing simply goes to whoever was in the answer. The only way to see it is to look at the answers themselves. That's what the free check does: it shows you, by name, what the assistants say about your market.
No. Google SEO gets a website ranked on a results page a seller may scroll. This is about the answer itself: assistants like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini name two or three agents, with reasons. It's a different surface that reads different material — structured, consistent, machine-readable text about you, which most agent websites don't provide.
Portal spend is rent: you pay for placement, the same lead is sold to several agents, and the day you stop paying you disappear. This is publishing, not placement: material about you that the engines read on their own. We never sell placement anywhere — the leaderboard stays untouched — so what you pay for is the material and the monthly measurement, not a spot.
No — and be suspicious of anyone who says yes. Positions come from recorded AI answers; we never move rankings by hand. The paid service influences your position the only honest way: by giving the engines more and better material to read about you. If that works, the score shows it.
One thing: movement in your measured AI-visibility score within 90 days — or you don't pay, and we keep refreshing free until it moves. We don't promise leads, clients, or a specific position. Nobody controls the engines, including us, and anyone who promises those outcomes is guessing with your money.
Run the same math you run on every tool: one lost listing is roughly $10,000 in commission, and shared portal leads run $4,000–8,000 per closing. This is $79/month, cancel anytime, with the 90-day backstop: no score movement, no payment. It only has to pay off once.
Find yourself on PropCite — search your name or city, open your profile, and claim it free. That's step one whether or not you ever upgrade.
Or browse the city leaderboards and click your row to claim.Run the free check right here and see your own results across the major AI assistants. PropCite earns nothing from your placement: the directory only measures what AI actually says.
Run my free check →How this works: PropCite reports what AI assistants actually say — we measure who gets named across 50 monthly seller questions per city. We don't sell placement, we won't promise a ranking, and we don't fabricate stats or reviews. What you see is what the tools say.