Citability

About Citability

Citability is a scanner and monitoring platform that measures a website's visibility in AI-generated answers from services such as ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Gemini. It scores a domain on discovery, agentic, and citation criteria (covering items like llms.txt, robots.txt directives, and structured data), and generates recommendations to improve that score. The platform also tracks citations of a brand across AI platforms, monitors sentiment, and issues alerts when new mentions appear.

The product includes competitive intelligence features that benchmark a site's AI share of voice against competitors and identify the sources feeding competitors' citations, along with a directory of indexed domains built on Common Crawl data that can be filtered by authority, content volume, TLD, and other metrics and exported as CSV. It also offers revenue attribution reporting that connects AI citations to site traffic, signups, and pipeline value.

Citability is aimed at marketing and growth teams seeking to track and improve how their brand is represented in AI-generated responses. Pricing includes a Starter plan (€49/mo, 2 AI platforms, 100 citations/month, 3 competitors, email support, weekly reports), a Pro plan (€99/mo, all 4 AI platforms, unlimited citations, 10 competitors, priority support, daily reports, API access), and a custom-priced Enterprise plan with unlimited usage, a dedicated success manager, custom integrations, SLA support, and audit logging. A 7-day free trial is offered with no credit card required.

Key features

• Scores AI visibility across llms.txt, robots.txt, and structured data (Discovery, Agentic, Citation)
• Tracks brand citations across ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Gemini
• Monitors sentiment and sends instant alerts on new AI mentions
• Benchmarks AI share of voice against up to 10 competitors
• Attributes AI citations to site traffic, signups, and revenue
• Browsable directory of 607 million domains from Common Crawl with 44+ filterable metrics

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