See whether leading AI assistants recommend your website
Enter your website. CiteRank suggests 20 buyer questions; choose, edit, or replace up to 3 for the free first diagnostic, then see whether AI recommends you, which competitors appear, and which sources are cited.
No SEO expertise required. First understand why AI did not recommend you, then decide what to change today.
Check one website free. See the recommendation result, strongest competitor and source evidence, a site-wide Markdown plan, an editable GEO Profile draft, and a website baseline.
See which competitor AI recommends, which sources support it, and the one page or content gap you should work on first.
Who it is for
Who should use CiteRank?
SaaS and AI founders
You know your competitors but not whether AI recommends them.
Content and SEO leads
You want content that AI systems can understand and cite.
Agencies and consultants
You need to explain AI visibility, sources, and next actions to clients.
Comparison
How is CiteRank different from a traditional SEO audit?
CiteRank goes beyond abstract metrics to show real AI recommendations, cited sources, and the next action to take.
How it works
How should you evaluate the first diagnostic?
Step 1: Run your first scan
Use real buyer questions to see whether AI mentions you, who it recommends, and which pages it cites.
Step 2: Choose one fix
Pick one realistic page fix, FAQ, comparison page, or source gap instead of opening too many tasks.
Step 3: Create a source-backed brief
Turn the gap into a publishable structure with a direct answer, comparison, fit, FAQ, and schema.
Step 4: Decide whether monitoring is worth it
Use the first complete result to decide whether ongoing rescans, change history, and page work are worth paying for.
CiteRank is a good fit when
- You have product pages but do not know whether AI understands your positioning.
- AI often recommends competitors and you do not know which sources support them.
- You want comparison pages, FAQs, or source-backed briefs that AI can cite.
- You want to change one page and check the same questions again.
CiteRank may not be the right fit when
- You only need keyword rank tracking and do not care about AI answers or sources.
- You expect a guarantee that AI will recommend you. CiteRank cannot make that promise.
- You do not yet have a real website, product, or known competitors.
- You need a complete traditional SEO suite for rankings, backlinks, and technical audits rather than checking AI recommendations and cited sources.
FAQ
Questions before you start
What does CiteRank check?
It checks whether AI recommends competitors instead of you for real buyer questions, records likely sources, and turns the result into a page fix, content brief, or follow-up action.
What is included in the free plan?
You can run one complete diagnostic for one website project. We suggest 20 buyer questions from the website, and you can select, edit, or replace up to 3 for that diagnostic. It also includes the recommendation result, strongest competitor and source evidence, one priority action, a site-wide Markdown plan, an editable GEO Profile draft, and a website baseline. Free does not include rescans, ongoing monitoring history, complete exports, or article generation.
Do I need SEO experience?
No. Add your website and confirm the basic product information. CiteRank suggests 20 buyer questions; choose, edit, or replace up to 3, then review the answers, sources, and next action.
How is CiteRank different from traditional SEO tools?
Traditional SEO tools mainly show search rankings, keywords, and page issues. CiteRank checks whether AI answers recommend you or your competitors, identifies the pages and sources behind those recommendations, and tells you what to improve first.
When does ongoing monitoring make sense?
Consider ongoing monitoring after CiteRank finds a clear issue you can act on, such as a competitor repeatedly appearing, a missing source type, or a page that needs to become easier for AI to cite.