The new visibility is being quoted by AI.
Buyers stopped searching — they ask AI. CitePath watches the answers, so the name they cite is yours.
Live from the wire — what the engines said last round
The board
Every engine your buyers ask,
under watch every day.
Google's blue links are the old map. Decisions increasingly start inside conversational engines — so that's where CitePath posts a watcher.
ChatGPT
MONITORED
Claude
MONITORED
Perplexity
MONITORED
Gemini
MONITORED
Copilot
MONITORED
The shift
Four moves, on repeat.
GEO isn't a one-off audit. It's a daily watch: read the answers, find the cause, fix the page, prove it moved.
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Monitor
We ask the engines the questions your buyers ask, on a schedule, and log every answer verbatim.
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02
Attribute
Every answer is traced back to its sources — see exactly why you were quoted, or why a rival was chosen.
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Rewrite
Your pages become fact-dense, clearly attributed blocks that models can lift into an answer word for word.
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Prove
After you publish, the same questions run again. Share of voice either moved or it didn't — the log shows it.
The index
Yours from day one.
Citation tracking
A mention is noise; a citation is trust. We track the moment an engine names you as the source — not just drops your name.
Cite-ready content
Drafts structured the way models read: tight facts, clear provenance, nothing they can't quote cleanly.
Rival watch
Down to the exact prompt: see where a competitor gets the nod instead of you, and the gap you'd have to close.
One quiet desk
Monitoring, rewriting and publishing in a single workspace — no five-tool SEO stack to babysit.
Questions
Asked before you did
The five things every team asks before putting their brand on watch.
Three things across the major answer engines: mentions (your name comes up), citations (you're named as the source), and share of voice (how often that's you versus everyone else in your category). Citations and share of voice are the numbers that move revenue — mentions alone are vanity.
Rank trackers count blue links on a results page. Answer engines don't have a results page — they produce one synthesized answer and name a source or two. CitePath measures that layer: what ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini actually say, and who they point to.
No. Enter your domain and the first results land in about a minute. When the watch surfaces a gap, you get cite-ready rewrites to review — publish them yourself or push straight to your CMS.
Monitoring starts immediately. Share of voice moves on the engines' retraining and re-indexing cycles, so expect trends over weeks, not hours — every fix you publish is re-tested with the same questions, so the change is attributable.
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude and Copilot today, with more engines boarding as their usage grows. One watch covers all of them — nothing to configure per platform.
The next name AI quotes could be yours.
Put your domain on the watch list — first results in about a minute.
See whether AI is citing you.