The new Organic Growth lead will be measured on how accurately AI assistants describe Dave and on "author attribution, and factual accuracy". Today the facts those assistants need are scattered: the membership fee, the "greater of $5 or 5%" ExtraCash fee and the optional 1.5% transfer fee live in footnotes; the homepage FAQ never says what Dave costs; the blog posts have no dates or authors; and an expired May 2025 fee-free offer page is still live and in the sitemap, naming a different partner bank (Evolve) from the one the homepage names (Coastal Community Bank). An AI assistant reading dave.com can easily give an out-of-date or wrong answer.
First action
Ask five AI assistants "What does Dave cost?" and record the answers.
How to measure it
Accurate AI answers on costs
- Now
- –
- Target
- 90% of tested prompts
- By
- 90 days
Steps
Baseline
Twenty cost and product prompts across five assistants.
Organic Growth & Discovery Lead (SEO/AEO) 2 days
Draft the page
Products, fees with examples, eligibility, partner bank, cancellation.
Organic Growth & Discovery Lead (SEO/AEO) 1 week
Compliance review
Every claim and example.
Compliance 1 week
Publish with date
Reviewer name and FAQ markup.
Martech lead 2 days
Retire the old offer
Redirect /free-extra-cash and remove it from the sitemap.
Martech lead 1 day
Link it
Homepage FAQ, footer, app store listing.
Organic Growth & Discovery Lead (SEO/AEO) 1 day
Re-test monthly
Same prompts, same assistants.
Organic Growth & Discovery Lead (SEO/AEO) monthly
Why it works
Publish one plain-language page that explains each Dave product, every fee with a worked example, how eligibility is decided (without promising amounts), the partner bank, and how to cancel membership, with a visible "last reviewed" date and a named compliance reviewer. Add the same answers as FAQ structured data, link it from the homepage FAQ and footer, and retire or redirect the expired offer page. Then check monthly what the main AI assistants say about Dave's costs.
Clear, current costs build trust with members and regulators alike, and answer engines prefer one authoritative, dated source. It also gives the organic lead a baseline for the accuracy measure the role is asked to invent.
Ready to use
ChecklistCost page checklist
[ ] Every product with its fee [ ] Worked fee examples at three amounts [ ] How eligibility is decided, with no promised amount [ ] Partner bank named consistently [ ] How to cancel membership [ ] "Last reviewed" date and reviewer [ ] FAQ structured data [ ] Expired offer pages redirected [ ] Monthly AI answer check
Risks and how to handle them
Fee terms change
Update the page on every change, with a new review date.
Examples read as promises
Use ranges and "not all members qualify" wording reviewed by Compliance.
Evidence
- HiringOrganic Growth & Discovery Lead (SEO/AEO), posted October 8, 2026: owns "the on-site and off-site content that makes Dave findable in search and AI answer engines"; "Content is the whole job"; runs "a consistent cadence of refresh, consolidation, and pruning"; owns "how Dave shows up in ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, and AI Overviews, including the measurement approach for citations, share of voice, and accuracy"; owns trust signals ("E-E-A-T, sourcing, author attribution, and factual accuracy") because "Financial content is held to a higher standard"; is measured on "filling and converting the web-to-app funnel", not traffic.Source
- Your websiteNo Hidden Fees page and footnotes: membership "for up to $5 per month" covering ExtraCash, Income Opportunity Services and Financial Management Services; ExtraCash "amounts range from $25-$500... with an overdraft fee equal to the greater of $5 or 5%"; "Not all members qualify for ExtraCash and few qualify for $500"; an "Optional 1.5% fee for external debit card transfers"; no minimum balance fees and no fees at 40K+ MoneyPass ATMs.Source
- Your websiteHomepage: the page title is "Get Up To $500 In 5 Minutes Or Less | Dave" and the description mentions "side hustles"; the page says ExtraCash is "trusted by 14M+ members" and explains CashAI ("180+ data points"); the costs appear only in footnotes; the FAQ ("Is Dave a bank?", "Is Dave right for me?") does not say what Dave costs. The homepage has no social share image.Source
- Your websiteThe blog index shows eight posts (for example "The future of mobile banking", "Nail your 20s", "7 tips for mobile banking safety", "The importance of building an emergency fund") with no publish dates, no authors and no reviewer.Source
- Your websiteThe /free-extra-cash page is still live and in the sitemap, offering a first ExtraCash fee-free with an offer that "expires on May 14, 2025"; its footnote names Evolve Bank & Trust as the banking partner, while the homepage and other pages name Coastal Community Bank.Source
- Your websiteSitemap (October 23, 2026): 68 URLs, of which 33 are press releases and 13 are blog posts; the rest are about 20 product, fee and legal pages (ExtraCash, Checking, Goals, ATMs, No Hidden Fees, Security & Trust). There are no pages on budgeting tools, Income Opportunity Services or side gigs, no Spanish pages, and help content lives on a separate support site. The press section on dave.com stops at the fourth-quarter 2025 results.Source