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Dated rates
A rate without a date is a claim you cannot keep.
People compare accounts, cards, and treasury tools on fees and who qualifies.
An undated “highest yield” line is a compliance problem and still loses the citation to the site that showed the condition.
A named result is published when that client clears the figure.
SEO
The dated rate URL
AEO
A line a reviewer can sign
GEO
Rate prompts
AIO
Overview of the product
Cited in Fintech
stripe.com is the most cited domain in Fintech.
Source for this chart: Top news publishers. This data is accumulated from multiple sources and internal training data, which helps us get the client cited.
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A dash means this snapshot has no count for that engine. A zero means the domain was not cited in the measured sample.
Snapshot 8 Oct 2026 · United States · top eight domains
SEO, AEO, GEO, AIO
Four checks on the rate.
Indexable product pages are the search plan. A figure an answer can repeat without stripping the condition is the answer-engine plan.
- How search is built
01 — SEO
The dated rate URL
Comparison queries land on a page that shows the figure and the day it was true.
- How answers cite a page
02 — AEO
A line a reviewer can sign
The quotable sentence includes the date, the product, and the limit on the claim.
- GEO consultant
03 — GEO
Rate prompts
Perplexity is asked for the current figure, then the reply is checked for a date.
- AIO consultant
04 — AIO
Overview of the product
A finance overview that drops the date is logged as a risk, not as a citation to keep.
Comparison content in a regulated category has two readers.
A prospect and a reviewer both land on the same URL. The prospect wants the fee, the yield, the eligibility, and how you differ from the account they have. The reviewer needs the date, the assumption, the license, and the sentence you are willing to defend. Pages that say “best business bank account” with none of that get outrun by a publisher who printed the table, and they put the company on the hook for a claim.
Products also change by state and by customer type. One national page that implies every visitor can open the account is how a comparison becomes misleading. We write the limit into the page. We do not write around the disclosure.
The claim
“Highest yield” without a condition is both a miss and a claim.
Publishers win the comparison because they printed the table, the date, and who qualifies. A product page that skips those facts loses the citation and leaves the company holding a line it cannot keep. State rules make one national “everyone can open this” page worse.
What we will state
Dated facts, reviewed before they go live.
Marketing drafts the explanation. The owner of the claim signs the number.
- 01
A date on every figure
Rates, APYs, and fees show when they were true and under what condition. When the number changes, the page changes or the number comes off.
- 02
Eligibility in the opening
Who the product is for, and the states or customer types it is not for, sit where a reader and a model will see them. Not only in a PDF.
- 03
Review before publish
A named reviewer inside the company approves regulated lines. We do not ship a comparison that skipped that pass because the keyword was trending.
- 04
Comparisons with a source
If a table cites another institution, it cites a date and a source. If the source is gone, the cell is removed. We do not freeze a rival’s old fee because it flatters you.
The practice
How this engagement runs.
01
Put figures on the product
Rates and fees live on the URL for that account, with a date. Posts do not become the source of the number.
02
Write the limit
Who cannot open it, and where, sits in the opening. The form is not the first time a visitor learns.
03
Wait for sign-off
The person compliance names approves regulated lines. A finished draft is not permission.
04
Pull the stale cell
When a source or a rate expires, the cell comes off. A flattering old competitor fee does not stay.
We will not title a page “best account” with no date, no criteria, and no statement of who should not open it.
What we watch. Whether product URLs, not the blog, earn the comparison queries, and whether any live page still shows a rate past the date the reviewer set. A client figure is added here only after that client clears it.
What they compare
Fee, eligibility, and the other product.
Each product a person can actually open gets facts in HTML. The blog does not carry the rate.
Question
business checking account fees
The fee table, what triggers it, and the date it was checked. A footnote that contradicts the H1 is not a disclosure.
- Business checking, fees as of this monthOpening a model can liftCited
- A date on every figureFintechCited
- who can open a high-yield account in TexasEligibilityRead
- neobank vs a credit union for payrollVersusRead
- is this account insuredSafetyRead
Answer
The monthly fee, what triggers it, and the date the table was checked.
- Business checking, fees as of this month
- A date on every figure
The number and the condition travel together. The blog does not carry the rate.
Related practice
Fintech questions
Next
Audit the product page that states a number.
The free visibility audit checks whether that URL can be fetched and whether the opening is quotable. Your reviewer still owns the claim.