What to Do When AI Gets Your Pricing Wrong
Wrong pricing is one of the fastest ways to lose a sale before it even starts. If AI tells a buyer a number that's too low, they feel misled when they find your real price. Too high, and they never reach out at all.
Why It Happens
AI usually isn't lying on purpose — it's working from whatever pricing information it last saw, which could be an old price, a vague "starting from" phrase, or a plan that no longer exists. If your pricing page uses ranges, hides numbers behind a "Contact us" form, or hasn't been updated, AI has no reliable source of truth.
The Fix
Open the Pricing Clarity Builder
It pulls the most recent pricing-related question from your last audit, showing exactly what AI currently says.
Confirm Your Real Price
Enter your actual, current pricing — be specific, not "starting from" vague.
See the Side-by-Side
Compare "What AI Says" against "What You Actually Charge" — this is usually the moment the gap becomes obvious.
Deploy the Fix
The tool generates a Schema.org price block and FAQ entries specifically written to close the gap. Add them to your pricing page and mark it deployed.
Being specific with real numbers is what actually changes what AI says — vague pricing pages just get vague, often wrong, AI answers.
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