AI Citation Prospector

The links worth building are the ones the engines already read. Ask a real customer question — "what is the best CRM in Hong Kong" — and this tool shows the sources the AI engine cited while answering it, each scored with the same authority and spam read the rest of the suite uses.

Why cited sources are the right target

A search results page tells you who ranks. An AI answer tells you who was actually read: the cited list is the set of pages the engine assembled its answer from. Building a presence on those domains is a direct route into the answer — a question classic SERP tools cannot answer, because the citation list only exists inside the AI answer.

The self-check

Add your own domain and the tool tells you where you stand on that exact question: cited in the answer, named but not cited, or absent altogether. "Named but not cited" is the common state for a brand that is known but not yet quotable — and the easiest to fix, by making the pages the engine already reads structured and lift-able.

It gets stronger the more it is used

Every probe writes its citations into our observation index, so the pool of "sources the engines cite" grows with usage — and the Link Value Simulator can then answer "has this source been cited before?" for any domain you are considering.

Honest limits

One engine, one answer, one moment. AI answers vary between runs and across engines, so treat a single probe as evidence rather than a verdict — ask the same question of several engines before drawing conclusions. The tool says this on the page too.