Get quoted by the machine that answers instead of you.
React Web Development Services runs AI-search visibility — AEO and GEO — from Porac, Pampanga at ₱42,000 a month. The work is structured data and entity disambiguation, machine-readable summaries, short-answer content an assistant can lift verbatim, and indexing across the four engines that actually ground ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Google AI Overviews. Related pieces are priced separately: technical SEO audit ₱55,000 one-off, SEO retainer ₱48,000/mo, digital PR and authority links ₱75,000/mo, Google Business Profile setup ₱8,500. We do not sell guaranteed AI placement — nobody can, and that is the first thing worth knowing.
Nobody can guarantee an AI citation.
Answer selection inside ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Google AI Overviews is undocumented, opaque, and changes without notice. No supplier — us included — controls whether a given answer names a given business. An agency promising guaranteed AI rankings is either misunderstanding the mechanism or counting on you not to check.
What is sellable honestly is threefold, and all three are real work: remove every technical reason to be excluded, get indexed by the engines that ground the assistants, and earn the third-party mentions that make a claim credible. The first is fast. The second takes weeks. The third is the one that actually decides it, and it is slow.
So the retainer is sold against a measurement, not a promise. You get a number every month for how often you are named and how often what is said is true — including when the number does not move.
- “Guaranteed placement in ChatGPT”
- “Rank #1 in AI Overviews in 30 days”
- “We have a relationship with the model providers”
- “Our proprietary algorithm beats theirs”
- A frozen prompt set, asked of every assistant monthly
- Visibility and accuracy reported as two separate numbers
- The baseline taken before any work starts
- The method published, so you can run it without us
Four assistants, four different indexes.
This is the part most AEO advice skips, and it determines where the money goes. An assistant does not know things about your business; it searches, then writes. Which index it searches is the whole game.
ChatGPT
Grounds in the Bing index. Moved by Bing Webmaster Tools and IndexNow — and almost no Philippine business submits to Bing, which makes it the cheapest win on this page.
Google AI Overviews
Grounds in the Google index. Moved by ordinary Google SEO, Search Console and structured data. There is no separate AI submission, whatever anyone tells you.
Claude
Grounds in the Brave index, which crawls independently of both. A public site and inbound links are what get you in; nothing you submit does.
Perplexity
Runs its own crawler across several indexes. PerplexityBot access plus third-party citations, which is the same lever as everything else here.
A frozen prompt set, asked every month.
We write the buying questions your customers actually ask, freeze them, and put all of them to each assistant on the same schedule. Freezing is the point: a prompt set edited between runs measures the edit, not the progress.
Two numbers come back, and they are kept apart on purpose. Visibility is how often you are named. Accuracy is how often what is said about you is true — checked against a ground-truth file of your real prices, locations and services.
Accuracy is the one people do not expect to need. Being described wrongly is worse than being invisible: a prospect who checks a false claim finds it false, and you cannot correct a citation you did not make. We run this on our own site first, monthly, which is how we know what the failure modes look like.
Eligible first, then chosen.
Remove the exclusions
AI crawlers explicitly allowed in robots.txt — blocking them is a hard opt-out from every AI answer. A full schema graph, machine-readable summaries at /llms.txt, and entity disambiguation so you are not merged with a similarly named business somewhere else.
Get indexed where it counts
Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools verified and submitted, IndexNow fired on change, and a Google Business Profile with real service areas and published prices — the strongest single signal for any location-qualified question.
Become worth quoting
Short-answer blocks with real numbers at the top of each page, published prices instead of “contact us”, and at least one fact nobody else publishes. Then the slow part: third-party corroboration, because assistants weight independent mentions far above self-description.
Everything in the first two columns makes you eligible. Only the third makes you chosen, and it is the one no technical work substitutes for. Three consistent independent sources beat one confident website — which is rational of them, and why a perfect site alone will not do it.
When this is the wrong purchase.
If your website still says “contact us for pricing”, fix that before paying anyone ₱42,000 a month. An assistant cannot quote a number you have not published, and no amount of schema makes an unquotable page quotable.
If you sell to walk-in local customers, a ₱8,500 Google Business Profile setup will out-earn this retainer for a long time. Local answers lean on that profile far more heavily than on anything we can do to your markup.
And if you need leads this quarter, this is the wrong instrument entirely — AEO compounds over months. Paid media buys demand today. The two work well together and badly as substitutes.
Read the method before you buy it
The full playbook — what we build, in what order, and what we refuse to promise — is published rather than gated. If you would rather run it yourself, that is a legitimate outcome and the page is written to make it possible.