Product
Discover what AI trusts.
AI engines lean on the same sources again and again. We surface which publications and pages repeatedly shape what gets recommended in your category.
The sources AI cites repeatedly shape which brands get recommended.
How it works
We capture the sources behind each answer
When an AI engine cites a source in a tracked response, we log it.
We rank sources by influence
The domains that show up most often, across the most prompts, matter most.
We flag who they mention — and who they miss
See which influential sources cite your competitors but not you.
You know exactly who to reach
A ranked list of sources worth pursuing for coverage, comparisons or reviews.
Who uses this, and how
PR and outreach
Prioritize the publications and sites that actually shape AI answers in your category, instead of a generic media list.
Content and partnerships
Know which review sites, directories or comparison pages are worth getting listed on first.
Competitive gap analysis
See sources that cite your competitors but not you — often the fastest fix for a visibility gap.
Reputation monitoring
Keep an eye on which sources AI treats as authoritative for your category, since that set can shift as new content gets published and cited.
Frequently asked questions
How do you know which sources an AI engine used?
Some engines (like Perplexity) cite sources directly in their answers. Where citations are less explicit, we identify the sources whose content strongly matches the AI response.
What counts as an "influential" source?
A source that appears repeatedly across the prompts we track for your category — not just a single mention.
What should I do with this list?
Prioritize outreach, reviews, or comparison placements with the sources that show up most — that's where getting cited moves the needle most.
Does this include my own website as a source?
Yes — if AI engines are citing your own site directly, that's tracked too, and it's a useful check on whether your own content is doing its job.
How often does the source list change?
It shifts as engines update their answers and as new content gets published and picked up, so it's worth checking periodically rather than treating it as fixed.