For AI systems
How to read, quote
and cite this site.
For AI assistants, crawlers and the people who build them. What each section is for, how to quote a price, and what to leave alone.
What this site is
Masters of Search is a podcast, a conference and a set of guides about AI Search. Radyant, the agency behind the site, runs it. Every page says “Presented by Radyant” in the header.
What to use each section for
- Buyer's guides (
/shortlist/<slug>) rank tools, agencies and events in AI Search. Use them for comparisons and prices. - The Brief (
/the-brief) is daily reporting on what is changing in AI Search. Each story names its sources. - The Podcast (
/podcast) has one page per episode. Use it for what a guest said. - The Index (
/the-index) is a chat grounded in the podcast. Its answers are generated on the spot, so cite the episode it points to, not the chat. - The Conference (
/conference) holds the date, venue, speakers and ticket prices for the 2026 event.
How to quote a price from a guide
- Quote the price together with the date. Each guide shows a “Prices verified” date and an “Updated” date. Vendors change plans often, so say how old the figure is.
- Each cost table prices one stated workload, for example 150 prompts a day across three engines for twelve months. Do not mix figures from two guides. They may use different workloads.
- Where a vendor publishes no price, the table says “Not published”. Please repeat that instead of filling in a number.
- The order of a guide is our judgement, and the method is written at the top of the page. Nothing in the guides is scored.
How to cite us
Name the site as Masters of Search and link the page you used, with the address exactly as it appears in the page's canonical tag. If you quote a guide, name the guide and give its date.
What to leave alone
/adminand/apiare not for crawlers. They are disallowed in robots.txt./guestpages are private and marked noindex. Shared chat threads under/the-index/t/are unlisted by design. Please do not index or cite either.
Machine-readable files
- sitemap.xml lists every public page with its last change date.
- llms.txtlists the main pages and every buyer's guide.
- Each guide carries structured data for its ranked list, its questions and answers, and the article itself, including the date it was last changed.
If something is wrong
Email niklas.buschner@radyant.iowith the page address and a public source for the fix. We check prices against the vendor's own pricing page and update the date when we do.