Citation intelligence
See which pages AI engines use as sources, which client URLs earn citations, and which third-party sites shape the answer for every tracked prompt.
Separate citations to client-owned pages from third-party sources
Connect every cited URL to its prompt, AI engine, and captured answer
Show clients the page-level evidence behind AI discovery
Built for explainable client results
A brand mention and a website citation are different signals. The citation tracker distinguishes them so agencies can report link-level evidence without inflating the result.
Third-party citations reveal which publishers, directories, reference pages, and competitors help an AI engine construct its response.
Give clients a concise view of where their website is cited and keep the supporting detail available for the agency team.
How it works
Choose prompts tied to the client’s services, category, products, or customer decisions.
Run checks across supported AI platforms and store the answer with its cited URLs.
See which client pages are cited, which sources dominate, and where evidence is missing.
FAQ
An AI citation is a source URL referenced by an AI-generated answer. It may point to the tracked website or to an external source used to support the response.
A mention names the tracked brand in the answer. A citation links to a source. An answer can contain one signal, both signals, or neither.
Yes. Citation records retain the source URL and connect it to the tracked prompt, answer engine, and captured evidence.
Yes. It separates client-owned citations from external sources so you can see both the client result and the wider source landscape.
Yes. Citation evidence can be included in the agency’s white-label reporting workflow.
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