How to get your prices into AI answers
Across 26,385 AI answers about local businesses, assistants described the services fine and could not name a price for 3 in 4 of them. Publishing a starting number is what turns a vague answer into yours.
Ridgeline Plumbing publishes both: ai.ridgelineplumbing.com
- 🔧Water heater: replacement from $1,450 for a 50-gallon gas tank, including permit and haul-away.
- 🚚Call-out: $89 diagnostic on weekdays, $149 Saturdays, waived if you book the repair that day.
- ⏱️Labor: $135 an hour after the first hour, quoted flat once a job runs past two hours.
- 💳Financing: from $60 a month on jobs over $1,000, with no deposit on scheduled work.
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Where the answer stops
Ask an assistant what a local business does and it answers. Ask what that business charges and it stalls, on 3 in 4 of the businesses in our 2026 Index run. The reason is ordinary. Your rates sit in a quote tool, a rate card, or your head, and an assistant with nothing current to cite reaches for hedging language instead of a number.
Businesses AI can't quote a price for
Where your numbers live
What AI says instead
Price questions before the call
How to publish a price AI can quote
You can't rewrite the old figures floating around in directories and review threads, but you can give AI one current source of your own to lean on. Courtyard hosts it at a subdomain like ai.yourbusiness.com, with no new website and no change to how you quote.
Publish a starting number, not a quote form
From $89 for a diagnostic visit, or from $1,450 for a water heater, gives AI something specific to say. The detailed quote still happens where it belongs, once you have seen the job.
Price the questions buyers actually ask
Call-out fees, hourly rates, what a package includes, deposits, financing terms. Publish each one and AI can answer that question with your business named rather than hedging.
Keep the number current
Raise a rate and update it in seconds, or forward the email announcing the change and Courtyard drafts the edit for you to approve. What you publish is what AI reads the next time someone asks.
See what AI actually says, market by market
Every week we put 24 real customer questions to ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Google AI Mode (288 answers per market) and publish which local businesses each assistant names, and how accurately it describes them, across 50 US and Canadian markets.
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Become the business AI can quote
Publish your starting prices, call-out fees, and what a job includes, so assistants answer with your numbers instead of hedging. No new website. Starting at $20/month.
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