Are AI assistants citing you?
Check 4 engines in one click.

You list the questions your customers ask AI assistants. ItzSEO sends each one to Perplexity, ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude with web search switched on, records every source each engine cites, and marks whether your domain was linked, named without a link, or left out. It shows your share across engines, which other domains the engines cite for your questions, and — when you ask — Claude's tip for each question where you are missing.

Through each vendor's API with web search on: OpenAI's web_search tool (the search behind ChatGPT, on an API model), Perplexity's Sonar API, Gemini with Google Search grounding, and Claude with its web search tool. The model used is recorded on every result. API answers are close to, but not always identical to, what a signed-in person sees in each app, and engines vary from one run to the next — treat single results as a sample and watch the trend.

Not here — AI Search Visibility asks the AI assistants. Google's AI Overviews are covered by Answer Engine: for every keyword in the Rank Tracker, the daily check records which sites the AI Overview cites, who holds the featured snippet and who answers each People Also Ask question.

When you click Scan — for one query or all of them. There is no automatic schedule yet. A full scan of one query costs 8 credits (Perplexity 1, ChatGPT 3, Gemini 1, Claude 3); engine calls that fail are refunded. Large lists are scanned in batches automatically, oldest first.

Linked means one of the sources the engine cited is on your domain or a subdomain — the strong signal. Named means the answer mentions your domain or a distinctive brand name (your project's client or site name) without linking to you. Generic names such as "seo" or "best plumber" are never counted as a mention. Both count toward your share; the table shows which is which.

Yes. The dashboard lists the domains cited most across the latest answer for every tracked question and engine, with the share of answers that link to each and how many of your questions they appear in — your own domain is always shown. It is not a separate competitor list you configure; it is whoever the engines actually cite.

For each question where at least one engine left you out, Claude reads those engines' answers and the sources they cited and writes 2–4 sentences: what the cited sources offer, the one page to publish or update, and a format tip. It does not read your pages or the cited pages. One tip per question, up to 20 per click, 2 credits each. Mark tips done or dismiss them.

llms.txt is a proposed convention (llmstxt.org), not an official standard: a markdown file at your site's root that describes the site and lists its most useful pages for language models. ItzSEO builds it from the pages it already knows on your site — Search Console top pages, Pages & Indexing discoveries and crawled page titles — links only to those (any other link is removed), and is instructed not to state prices or facts that aren't in your project settings — read it before you publish. 1 credit per generation. Sites built in ItzSEO can publish it in one click; for other sites, download it and upload it to your root.

Per workspace: Starter 10, Growth 50, Agency 200, Scale 500. Scans and recommendations use AI credits on top of that. AI Search Visibility is not on the Free plan.

Yes — the free AI search visibility check runs one question against Perplexity for your domain and shows the answer and every cited source.