How long does outdated product info stick around in AI answers?

[u/Gullible-Lychee1706]

Say you bump your SaaS pricing from $49 to $99/month. Your website, docs, and everything else are updated.

A month later, ChatGPT still quotes $49 because it pulled information from some old comparison page =)

Now imagine the same thing happening with discontinued features, integrations, or an entire change in business model. You could have AI recommending your product for something it hasn't supported in months. Ooops.

And measuring it seems trickier than it sounds.

For example, what counts as "corrected" if ChatGPT gets your pricing right 6 out of 10 times?? And how much does the answer depend on which sources get retrieved?

We've been looking into very different aspects of brand visibility at Snoika, and I feel like this is one of those things that gets overlooked.

Company could have excellent visibility across ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity while half the information attached to its name is outdated.

Monitor not only whether you get cited, but also WHAT the AI is saying about you.