Fixed monthly fee · done for you · Canada
Get cited in AI search — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot
DoodleWeb Canada is a Lower Mainland team that gets Canadian companies named inside AI answers. We are not the agency that tells you what to do and hands over a document — we do the work and show you the results. One fixed monthly fee, scoped to your business: we measure what 6 major engines say about you today, fix the entity graph, schema, and answer pages, build the third-party sources those engines read, and report citation lift monthly against real Search Console and GA4 data.
Every engagement is a fixed monthly fee between CA$1,500 and CA$3,500, scoped to your business — site size, page count, number of prompts you want to own, and how many markets or languages you need covered. We confirm the fee in writing before any work starts, and it does not change unless you approve a new scope. No hourly meter, no surprise invoices.
Get cited in AI search
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot
Buyers ask an AI assistant first. We get your company named in the answer.
How it works
Playing…
Measure what AI says about you today
We build a 40–80 prompt set from your real buyer questions and pull answers from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, and Perplexity. Every result is dated and logged, so day one has a number attached to it.
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tasks left on your team
Done for you, end to end
We do not hand you an audit. We write the answer pages, deploy the schema, build the entity graph and llms.txt, and do the off-site source work. You approve; we ship.
GA4
+ Search Console, your own accounts
Real Google Analytics and Search Console data
Every report is built on your own GA4 and Search Console properties — AI referral sessions, assisted conversions, landing pages — next to the dated citation log per engine.
New
revenue line for agency partners
Pipeline you can grow by signing up
AI assistants send high-intent buyers who already read a recommendation. Getting named is the cheapest pipeline lift available in 2026 — and if you are an agency, you can resell this program as new revenue.
What you win
A position in a list of blue links
Your company named inside the generated answer
Where you show up
Google results page
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews
Who does the work
Recommendations handed to your team
We write, build, schema, and publish it for you
AI citation services by city
AI answers are local. The engines name a different shortlist for Vancouver than they do for Toronto, and the evidence they read differs city by city. Pick your market:
AI citation services in Vancouver
DoodleWeb Canada is headquartered in the Lower Mainland, a short drive from downtown Vancouver, and runs fixed-price AI citation programs for BC companies that already rank on Google but never get named when a buyer asks an AI assistant.
See the Vancouver program Toronto, ONAI citation services in Toronto
Toronto is the densest competitive set in Canada for AI answers. DoodleWeb Canada runs fixed-price, done-for-you citation programs for GTA companies in finance, SaaS, healthcare, and professional services.
See the Toronto program Calgary, ABAI citation services in Calgary
Calgary buyers in energy, industrial services, and B2B increasingly start with an AI assistant instead of Google. DoodleWeb Canada runs fixed-price programs that get Alberta companies named in those answers.
See the Calgary program Edmonton, ABAI citation services in Edmonton
Edmonton has one of the least saturated AI-answer markets in Canada. DoodleWeb Canada's fixed-price citation program gets Edmonton companies into the shortlist the engines read out.
See the Edmonton program Montreal, QCAI citation services in Montreal
Montreal is a two-language AI-answer market. DoodleWeb Canada runs fixed-price citation programs that cover both English and French prompt sets, so you are named whichever language the buyer types.
See the Montreal programQ&A
AI citation services — questions we get asked
- How is the AI citation program priced?
- As one fixed monthly fee in CAD, scoped to your business. The fee depends on your site size, page count, how many buyer prompts we monitor, and how many markets or languages you need covered. We put the scope and the fee in writing before any work starts, and it does not change unless you approve a new scope. There is no hourly meter. Book a 30-minute call and we quote your monthly fee after looking at your site and your baseline citation pull.
- Which AI platforms do you get us cited on?
- ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews. Every engine is queried on the same prompt set so the report is comparable engine to engine.
- How long until we show up in AI answers?
- Long-tail commercial questions usually show first citations in 30–60 days after the entity and schema work ships. Broad category questions such as "best web design agency in Vancouver" take 90–180 days because the engines want consistent third-party reinforcement first.
- Is this SEO with a new name?
- No. Classic SEO optimises for a blue link position. This work optimises for being named inside a generated answer, which depends on your entity graph, machine-readable schema, answer formatting, and third-party sources. We report brand-named citation rate per engine, not keyword rank.
- Do you only work with Canadian companies?
- DoodleWeb Canada is based in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia and the program is built for Canadian companies — Vancouver, Toronto, Calgary, Edmonton, Montreal, and everywhere between — including CAD pricing, PIPEDA-aware handling, and Canadian entity signals. We do serve cross-border brands where the Canadian market is the priority.
- What makes the fee fixed?
- Scope is written down before we start: prompt count, pages published, engines monitored, markets covered, and reporting cadence. If the scope changes you approve a new fixed monthly fee. There are no hourly overruns.
- Do you just tell us what to do, or do you do it?
- We do it. DoodleWeb Canada is a done-for-you team: we write and publish the answer pages, deploy the schema, build the entity graph and llms.txt, do the directory and community source work, and then show you the dated citation logs. You approve the work; you do not implement it.