See which pages AI engines cite, and which leave you out.

Sources shows the domains and pages engines cite when they answer your buyers, and flags citation gaps: pages that name your competitors but not you.

Illustration with sample data: the Sources page lists the domains AI engines cite most for a fictional brand's prompts. Three of them name its competitors but not the brand; the first, g2.com, is opened to show the gap and a button to draft a brief.

See the domains and pages engines cite for your prompts.

Sources adds up the citations in every answer by domain and page, so you see which sites engines rely on in your category.

Top citing domains

Domains ranked by how often engines cite them, with the engines that cite each one.

Top citing pages

Each page with its citations, the engines that cite it, when it was last cited and the brands it names.

Prompts behind a source

Open a domain or page to see the prompts it was cited for.

Trends

Watch how citations to each source move across 7, 14, 30 and 90 day views.

Citation gaps show where competitors are named and you are not.

PromptSignal flags a gap from the citation's address, title and snippet, so open the page to confirm before you act.

Lists and roundupsBest-of lists and comparison articles that rank your competitors without you.

Review sitesCategory pages that list your competitors and leave you out.

Forums and communitiesThreads where buyers recommend tools to each other and nobody mentions yours.

Illustration with sample data: Google AI Overviews answers a buyer's question, “ What's the best project management software for a creative agency?”. PromptSignal reads the answer for a fictional brand, Tallyfield: not mentioned.

Each kind of gap has its own fix.

Many gaps sit with PR, partnerships or content rather than your own site. Start with the pages cited most often for the prompts you care about.

Pitch the list

Send the author current facts about your product and ask to be considered for the next update.

Fix the profile

Complete your profile on the review sites engines cite, and ask customers for reviews.

Join the thread

Answer buyer questions in the communities engines cite, openly as your company.

Write the missing page

When engines cite a kind of page you lack, such as a comparison, brief it and draft it in PromptSignal.

Questions. Answered.

What is a citation gap?

A citation gap is a page AI engines cite for your prompts that names one of your tracked competitors but not you. Sources shows which competitors each of those pages names, so you know who got the mention.

How is this different from a backlink report?

Sources shows which pages AI engines cite when they answer your buyers, while a backlink report shows which sites link to you. A cited page may never link to you, and Sources also shows which of those pages name your competitors.

Which sources do AI engines cite most?

It depends on your category, your market and the engine, which is why Sources ranks the domains and pages cited for your own prompts instead of a general list.

Can I see which prompts a source was cited for?

Yes. Open any domain or page in Sources to see the prompts it was cited for and the engines that cited it.

How do I know a fix worked?

Your prompts keep running, so compare your visibility on the prompts that cite that page before and after the change, and read the new answers to see which pages they cite.

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