When buyers are gathering information, does AI cite you as a source?
See which prompts get answered from yours, which get answered from a competitor's or a forum thread, and what moves when you publish.

The AI Citations screen · our demo account
Does AI cite your brand? Type a domain and we'll run the same check against it. No account, no card.
The whole citation picture, not a score.
Every panel here counts something you can go and verify — how many prompts cited you, which pages did the work, and who was cited instead. There is no invented visibility percentage anywhere in this product, because a number nobody can check is a number nobody should act on.

Citations over time
How many of your tracked prompts return an answer that cites you, checked on a schedule so movement is visible rather than guessed at.

Citations by platform
The LLMs disagree, often sharply. Knowing you are strong in one and absent from another is a different problem from being weak everywhere.

Most cited sources
Where the answers came from instead — split into your pages, a competitor's, and the third parties who quietly own your category.

Prompts you're cited in
The questions whose answers link to your site, and which LLMs did the citing.

Your cited pages
Which of your own URLs LLMs actually reach for. Usually not the ones you would guess, and rarely the homepage.

Top cited pages
The exact pages AI answers lean on most, on any site. The ones you're not on are your outreach list.
How it works, end to end.
Step one
You choose the questions.
Not keywords — the whole sentences people actually type into an LLM. We ask them on a schedule and record what comes back, every time, so the record is a time series rather than a snapshot.
- Whole prompts, not keywords
- Checked across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity
- Every run kept, so you can see when an answer changed

Step two
We record who got cited.
For each answer we capture the sources it was built from and sort them: yours, a competitor's, or a third party. Being named without a link is counted separately from being cited with one, because they are different wins.
- Cited, named, or absent — three facts, not a score
- Source URLs kept alongside the answer text
- Competitors identified rather than lumped into “other”

Step three
You see it against your search data.
Citations sit next to Search Console and GA4 in the same report, so you can tell whether being cited more often is showing up as anything — traffic, or nothing at all. Sometimes the honest answer is nothing, and you should be able to see that too.
- Search Console and Bing Webmaster, connected read-only
- GA4 sessions from AI platform referrals, split by AI platform
- One report rather than three tabs and a spreadsheet

Frequently asked questions
No, and neither can anyone else selling you this. Nobody has access to other people's conversations. What we do is ask the questions you choose, ourselves, on a schedule, and record what came back — so every result in your account is an answer to a question you wrote, not a conversation someone else had.
Because a score is a number you have to trust and a count is a fact you can check. “Cited in 121 of 200 prompts” can be verified by opening the prompts. A visibility percentage cannot be verified by anyone, including us, and it tends to read as low-but-good when it is simply low.
A citation is a link the answer offers as a source. A mention is your brand appearing in the text with no link. Mentions are worth having and worth counting, but they are a weaker result, so we count them separately rather than adding them together to make a bigger number.
Very. Reddit, YouTube and review sites are cited constantly, and for a lot of categories they outrank every vendor. That is why the sources panel splits third parties out rather than hiding them — if a forum thread owns your category, the work is getting into that thread, not publishing another page nobody links to.
Weekly by default. Answers move week to week rather than day to day, so a daily check mostly buys noise and burns your allowance. You can run a check by hand at any time if you have just published something and want to know.

