BrandBoost Digital Launches Knowledge Catalog to Help AI Assistants Read Local Businesses Accurately

BANGKOK, Oct. 10, 2026 — BrandBoost Digital has launched the Knowledge Catalog, a service that builds a structured, verified record of what a local business offers, where it works, what it charges and the answers its customers ask for, written so that AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity can read and cite it.

Every package includes an Agent Card, a machine-readable business card for AI agents that describes the business's services, pricing, service areas, hours, policies and verified answers in a format agents can read.

The process has five steps. The owner chooses a package and pays through Stripe, then receives a short online questionnaire covering services, price ranges, service areas, licenses and the questions customers ask. BrandBoost Digital turns the answers into pricing guides, FAQs, structured data and, in larger packages, an llms.txt file and a structured feed. The catalog is written only from what the owner provides. The owner reviews a private preview and approves it or asks for changes, and nothing goes live without that approval. The catalog is then published on a hosted page, the owner receives a code snippet for their own website, and search engines are notified.

Three packages are available:

• Foundation covers up to eight products or services with their prices, 15 verified FAQs, service areas, credentials and policies, JSON-LD structured data and a hosted catalog page.
• Authority covers up to 20 products or services with pricing guides, 50 FAQs built from the owner's real questions, an llms.txt file, a structured feed, and a Google Business Profile and Search Console alignment checklist.
• Full Build covers up to 50 products or services, 100 FAQs and up to three locations, and adds a hosted Business Agent that answers questions only from the approved catalog, for people and for other AI agents through the A2A and MCP standards, plus online booking and a before-and-after AI citation report. The agent and booking carry a monthly fee.

Foundation and Authority are one-time payments with no subscription. Owners who prefer not to publish exact prices can list a service as price on request.

"We write each catalog only from what the owner tells us, and nothing is published until the owner approves the preview," said Sam Choksi, founder of BrandBoost Digital.

A Knowledge Catalog helps AI systems understand a business; it does not guarantee any recommendation. The BrandBoost Knowledge Catalog is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google. Google Cloud's Knowledge Catalog is a separate enterprise product.

Details are at https://brandboost.ink/knowledge-catalog. Business owners can first run a free AI readiness check at https://brandboost.ink/ai-check.