SEO and GEO that
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The work is visible from the first week: every fix, post and listing, and how your search numbers move.

Rankings move slower. For a local business, four to six months is the usual window before the difference is unmistakable, and longer in a crowded market.

The 90-day minimum is the shortest honest commitment, not the point at which the work is finished.

GEO is getting your business named when someone asks an AI instead of searching. Someone types “best plumber in Sacramento” into ChatGPT, or reads Google’s AI summary above the results, and gets one answer with a few businesses in it. There is no page two to be on.

You do not buy it separately, because it is mostly the same work. The pages, listings and reviews that rank you are what AI reads about you. What Kitea adds is the shape — pages that answer the question a customer actually asked, and the markup that tells a machine what it is looking at — and the measurement.

It is included on every plan. If someone quotes you separately for “GEO services”, ask them what they are doing that SEO was not.

Two: ChatGPT, and Google’s AI summaries in search results. Between them they are the overwhelming majority of how people meet AI answers, and Google’s summaries are where a local search usually starts.

Not Claude, Perplexity, or the Gemini app. The data to measure those is not available to us, and reporting “AI visibility” while quietly meaning two engines of five is the kind of thing this product exists not to do.

Each month Kitea checks what those two quote for the searches your customers make, and shows you which of those sources you are on and which you are missing.

By default, yes. Every draft waits in your approval queue.

Once a workstream's health meter turns green you can let it publish on its own, and turn that off again whenever you like.

One exception: when Kitea moves a page, it redirects the old address to the new one without asking, so the page keeps its ranking.

Kitea builds a voice profile from your own published pages and posts.

Every draft is checked against the facts you have approved and your industry's rules before it can publish.

Only the accounts you connect, and only for the features you turn on. Google Search Console, Google Analytics, and Bing Webmaster Tools are read-only, used to report on your performance and decide what to write. Your Business Profile, Facebook, LinkedIn, and website are used to publish what you approve.

Outreach works differently on purpose. Rather than ask for Gmail access, Kitea puts each pitch in the Drafts folder of a dedicated outreach mailbox you set up for it, over IMAP, and you press send. It never touches a mailbox that receives patient or client email.

Kitea never requests Gmail or Drive, never sells your data, and never uses it for advertising or to train AI models. You can disconnect any account at any time. Full detail is in our privacy policy.

WordPress, Webflow, HubSpot, Wix, Ghost, and sites published from a GitHub repository — a Next.js site on Vercel, Netlify or Cloudflare, for example.

For platforms without a blog API, such as Squarespace, you get each post formatted and ready to paste.

On Webflow, a blog collection that requires a header image or an author — as the stock template does — gets each post saved as a draft in your CMS, for you to finish and publish.

Kitea builds your directory listings, finds outreach opportunities, and drafts pitches that send from your own mailbox.

It never buys, trades, or fabricates links, which is what gets sites penalized.

Yes. Kitea works only with public marketing content, reviews, and site data.

It never connects to patient records, review replies never confirm a patient relationship, and outreach uses a dedicated marketing mailbox, so Kitea stays outside HIPAA scope by design.

That channel pauses and you get an email with a link to reconnect.

Nothing publishes in the meantime, and your drafts wait in the queue.

There is a 90-day minimum, then it runs month to month. After that you can cancel at any time, effective at the end of the current billing period.

Setup is free on every plan — there is no one-time fee.

You can download everything we hold for your account at any time from Settings → Data, including after cancelling. Credentials for your connected accounts are destroyed the moment your subscription ends.

The rest is deleted 30 days after your subscription ends, with an email when it ends and another a week before. Resubscribe before then and your data is as you left it; you reconnect your accounts.

If a payment fails, we retry for two weeks and warn you twice before anything ends.

Want it gone sooner? Delete the account from Settings → Data and it is deleted immediately. The details, and what we keep for tax, are on our data deletion page.

A free audit of your site is included at the top of this page — no signup, results in about a minute — which shows what Kitea would work on and is yours to keep either way.

The remaining features require a paid plan. The tiers start with a 90-day minimum, because a shorter commitment would mean stopping the work before anyone can judge it.