AI reputation & local visibility for real estate agentsBe the local name AI recommends.
82%of Americans use AI for housing market info. — Realtor.comWhen a consumer looks to buy in a new town, is AI search recommending you? LocalCite monitors your AI footprint and publishes the hyperlocal articles required to earn and keep AI recommendations.
Claim Your Territory
Answer from sarahmitchellhomes.comPeople ask AI where to live and who to trust. Most agents aren’t in the answer.
The starting point moved
Buyers ask ChatGPT or Gemini first, and a lot of them go with whatever the answer says.
Referrals look you up
A client gets your name and asks ChatGPT about you. What does it say?
There's no page two
An AI answer names a handful of sources. If you're not one, you're out of the decision.
Generic posts get skipped
AI passes over templates. Specific local detail, reviewed by a person, gets cited.
Hyperlocal articles get you cited.
Every article covers the neighborhoods, schools, and market details buyers ask AI about, so you become the source it names.
- Specific to your neighborhoods
- Reviewed by a person
- Limited spots in every area
Surface-level summaries, generic lists of popular chains, made-up facts and repetitive sentence structures that search engines penalize.
- Any city · Any weekTop 10 Things to Do in Minnesota
- Any city · Any weekWhy Minnesota Is a Great Place to Live
- Any city · Any weekBest Restaurants Near You This Year
Deep neighborhood mapping covering local developments, walkability, community parks, dining scenes and school districts, verified by human editors to read like a lifelong resident.
- Arriving within 24 hoursPrior Lake, MNWritingPrior Lake vs Savage, MN: How Lake Access, Commutes and Downtowns Compare
- Arrives Thu Nov 5Prior Lake, MNPlannedHow Do You Get Around Prior Lake, MN by Car, Bike and Transit?
- Arrives Thu Nov 12Prior Lake, MNPlanned5 Parks and Trails to Explore in Prior Lake, MN This Late Fall
Manage your reputation in AI search.
One dashboard shows your baseline, what AI says about you, and how every article improves it.
Questions where ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity named you, tracked week by week.
Pick the areas you want to be known for.
Click the neighborhoods you work, or a whole city. We write about them every week, so AI has a clear answer for who knows them best.
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From the 2020 Census.
Zoom in and click a neighborhood or a whole city to add it.
When someone asks AI about your market, be the answer.
Territories are reserved on a first-come, first-served basis to maintain citation integrity in each geographic pocket.
Questions agents ask.
Will this get me recommended by ChatGPT?
We can’t promise that, and nobody can. LocalCite publishes specific, local articles on your website that AI can find and cite, and your dashboard shows what AI says about you and where it cites your site, so you can track progress. Authority builds over time.
Who writes the articles?
They’re written with AI from neighborhood-specific inputs, then reviewed by a person on our team. Each article is written only for you.
Will it sound like me and be accurate?
You can approve each article or let it run, ask for changes, and set a tone in settings. You know your market best, so you can edit anything before it publishes.
Where does the content live, and do I own it?
On your own website, and you own it. Articles are written only for your areas.
Can I cancel?
It’s month to month, with no contract.
What if I don’t have a website, or mine is hard to publish to?
You need a website today. We publish straight to WordPress, and you can copy articles into BoldTrail, Wix, Squarespace or any other site. If you don’t have a site, talk to us.
How is this different from SEO or my vendor’s content?
Content from a library or CRM tool is the same for many agents. LocalCite writes neighborhood-level articles only for you, publishes them on your own site, and tracks what AI says about you. It also supports your Google search presence.
What if someone already has my area?
Each area has a limited number of spots, based on its population. As an area fills, the price for the remaining spots goes up. Once it’s full, you can buy a spot only when another agent cancels and it opens up.
What does it cost?
From $129 a month, based on the area you pick and how in demand it is. Click the map to see your price.