Your buyers are asking ChatGPT and Perplexity which tools to buy. TrueCite tells you when they recommend you — and gives you the exact content to change when they don't.
Problem
Organic search traffic is down but you cannot explain why
TrueCite solves it
AI engines are now answering the questions your buyers used to Google. TrueCite shows you which queries are going to AI — and whether you appear in those answers.
Problem
You do not know if your content is AI-visible
TrueCite solves it
Publish an FAQ block, JSON-LD schema, and a structured answer paragraph. TrueCite's Fix Generator writes them for you and tells you exactly where to put them.
Problem
Competitors are getting cited — you want to know how
TrueCite solves it
Competitor Intelligence shows you which engines favor your rivals and the exact content gaps driving that gap. Close them in a single sprint.
Problem
You cannot report AI-driven traffic to leadership
TrueCite solves it
Connect GA4 and Search Console. TrueCite breaks out traffic from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Claude.ai as separate sources — reportable like any channel.
Enter your business, target prompts, and competitors. TrueCite polls every AI engine on your plan — three on Starter, six on Pro, all nine on Enterprise — and reports how often you are recommended as your MentionShare score.
The AI SEO Audit scores every page on your site. Technical, content, and AI-readiness scores — with ranked fixes by impact.
Fix Generator writes FAQ blocks, answer paragraphs, and JSON-LD schema tailored to the exact prompts where you were missed. Copy, paste, publish.
Re-scan weekly. MentionShare trend shows whether the AI engines picked up your changes. Average time to first new citation: 48 hours.
MentionShare gives marketing teams a single, trackable number for AI search visibility. Track it weekly, plot it over time, and show leadership exactly how your AEO investment is moving the needle — the same way you report organic traffic and conversion rates.
No more vague "we are investing in AI search." MentionShare goes from 8% to 23% in 6 weeks — that is a number that tells a story. That is a number that justifies headcount and budget.
How we prove AI-driven ROI →TrueCite includes a 7-day free trial. No credit card required to start.
MentionShare is the percentage of AI answers that mention your brand across the prompts you track. TrueCite runs each of your prompts against every engine on your plan, classifies whether the response actually recommends you rather than merely naming you, and divides mentions by total responses. Because the denominator is your own prompt set, the number is comparable over time rather than an absolute market figure.
It depends on how the engine retrieves, and the honest answer is that it varies. Engines that browse the live web when answering — Perplexity most visibly — can reflect a newly published page within days. Engines answering primarily from a trained model change far more slowly and may not reflect a new page for months. The practical approach is to re-scan the same prompts on a schedule and watch the trend rather than expecting a fixed turnaround.
Yes. Connecting Google Analytics 4 lets TrueCite break out referral sessions arriving from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude as identifiable sources, with daily trend and top landing pages. It is the bridge between a visibility metric and a traffic number your leadership already reviews. GA4 and Search Console connections are available on Starter and above.
In most teams it sits with whoever owns organic search, because the workflow is familiar: find the queries you lose, publish better content, measure again. The difference is that the unit of work is a buyer question rather than a keyword, and the result is a citation rather than a ranking. No engineering ownership is required unless you want the API.
Brand monitoring tells you where you were mentioned after the fact, across media and social. This measures whether AI engines name you when a buyer asks a purchase question, and then generates the content to change that answer. The output is not an alert feed — it is a list of prompts you are losing and publishable content aimed at them.