Pricing
Plans start from $29 a month, cancel anytime, with a 120-day guarantee. Growth and Scale tiers exist and run five runs per question instead of three. Full details are on the pricing page.
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See which AI answers skip your brand, and get the fix
Intermediate API
What is CiteGraph?
CiteGraph tracks whether ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity name your product for buyer questions, shows the exact answers you lose and the rivals chosen, then drafts pages and pitches to fix it.
CiteGraph is an answer engine optimization tool for software teams that want ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity to name their product when buyers ask for recommendations. Instead of reducing visibility to a single score, it reproduces the actual answers the assistants give, word for word, and shows which rival was named in your place and what sources the assistant relied on. The workflow starts with a domain. CiteGraph generates ten buyer questions phrased the way people really type them (comparisons, cheapest options, alternatives, use cases) and asks each one on all four assistants several times per weekly scan. The results feed a set of screens: Lost answers, Rivals, Sources AI trusts, Answers, Action plan, Pages, AI crawlers and Buyer questions. A margin is printed beside the numbers, and only changes beyond that margin are flagged, which helps separate real movement from run-to-run noise. The fix side is what sets it apart from pure monitoring dashboards. Each lost answer ends in a concrete move: a page on your own site, or a pitch to an independent site the assistants already cite. CiteGraph drafts the page from the lost answers and your existing content, traces each sentence to a source, and leaves a slot for details only the owner can supply. Pitches are drafted for you to send. Published pages are then followed from going live, to the first AI crawler visit, to the scan that does or does not name you. An Ask assistant answers questions from the same data, and an MCP server lets coding agents such as Claude, Cursor or VS Code read lost answers and apply site fixes in a repository. Compared with score-first visibility trackers, CiteGraph suits founders and small marketing teams who want an ordered to-do list, though the site also positions itself for larger organizations.
How do you use CiteGraph?
1Enter your domain
Type your product's domain on the homepage and start the check. CiteGraph builds buyer questions from your site and begins the first scan.
2Review the buyer questions
Check the ten questions written in buyers' language and edit any that miss how your customers ask. The next scan follows your changes.
3Open your lost answers
Read each answer the assistants gave without naming you, the rivals chosen and the reason they won. Each one ends in a suggested next move.
4Work through the Action plan
Follow the ordered moves, generate the page CiteGraph writes from your lost answers, and fill the slot for details only you know.
5Pitch the sources AI trusts
Open the cited sites that decide your lost questions, review the drafted pitch and send it to independent sites you can get onto.6Track progress each week
Compare weekly scans, using the printed margin to tell real movement from noise, and watch pages from going live to first AI read.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Shows full lost answers word for word, with the rivals named and the sources cited, not just a scoreAI
- Drafts fixes: site pages with sentences traced to sources, plus pitches for independent sitesAI
- Prints a margin on results and flags only changes beyond it, reducing false alarmsAI
- Covers four assistants with repeated runs per question in every weekly scanAI
- MCP server and Ask assistant let coding agents read findings and apply fixesAI
Cons
- Each scan is limited to ten buyer questions, which may under-represent broad product categoriesAI
- Drafted pages still need human review and the owner's own details before publishingAI
- Outcomes are slow to show: the site's own showcased page had not yet been named by any assistantAI
- Pitches to independent sites are drafted but must be sent manually, so results depend on outreachAI
- Pricing starts at $29 a month with no free tier stated on the homepageAI
How much does CiteGraph cost?
Integrations
Works with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity as tracked assistants, and exposes an MCP server so Claude, Cursor or VS Code can read lost answers and apply site fixes in your repo.
Learn moreFeatures
Lost answers shown word for word, Rivals grid, Sources AI trusts with drafted pitches, written pages with sourced sentences, Action plan, weekly scans with error margins, AI crawler tracking, buyer question editing, Ask assistant and an MCP server.
Learn moreFrequently asked questions about CiteGraph
How much does CiteGraph cost?
Plans start from $29 a month, cancel anytime, with a 120-day guarantee. Growth and Scale tiers exist and run five runs per question instead of three. Full details are on the pricing page.Does CiteGraph have an API?
Yes, CiteGraph offers an API.How do you use CiteGraph?
The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Enter your domain 2. Review the buyer questions 3. Open your lost answers 4. Work through the Action plan 5. Pitch the sources AI trusts 6. Track progress each week.What platforms does CiteGraph support?
CiteGraph is available on Web App.What does CiteGraph integrate with?
Works with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity as tracked assistants, and exposes an MCP server so Claude, Cursor or VS Code can read lost answers and apply site fixes in your repo.What are the limitations of CiteGraph?
Each scan is limited to ten buyer questions, which may under-represent broad product categories. Drafted pages still need human review and the owner's own details before publishing. Outcomes are slow to show: the site's own showcased page had not yet been named by any assistant.
