Facts in minutes
CiteBoost suggests facts from your website – prices, offering, terms. You confirm what is true and add what is missing.
Brand facts
Outdated prices, wrong return windows, offers that no longer exist: CiteBoost checks the answers of ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity against your confirmed facts and shows every wrong statement with evidence.
Live demo with real measured data from our sample project – no sign-up, view only.


CiteBoost suggests facts from your website – prices, offering, terms. You confirm what is true and add what is missing.
You see the exact sentence from the AI answer, the model, how often the statement appears and which of your facts it contradicts.
CiteBoost checks the pages the AI cited and shows which of them contain the wrong statement – that is where you act.
One click creates a fact page or FAQ in Content Studio. Later prompt runs show whether AI gets it right now.
You enter what is true about your brand – prices, offering, location, founding – or get facts suggested from your website. CiteBoost checks every AI answer of your prompts against them and shows wrong statements with the exact sentence, the model, the frequency and the sources AI took them from.
When ChatGPT & co. quote wrong prices or outdated offers, you lose customers before they see your website. Brand facts reveal such errors early, find the pages spreading them and show in later answers whether AI gets it right now.
Brands, freelancers, shops and agencies whose offering, prices or locations change.
After price or offering changes, after rebrandings and continuously to keep your AI visibility in check.
How to start: Choose project → Enter or suggest facts → Confirm → Review wrong statements and sources
Try it for free
The free AI check on our homepage asks an AI model about your brand and industry – no sign-up, in a few seconds.
From you. CiteBoost suggests facts from your website, but it only checks against facts you have confirmed.
The stored answers of your prompts – real queries to the models you use in the project, for example the ones behind ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity.
You mark it as “not a wrong statement”. It leaves the list and no longer counts.
Yes. Once you confirm facts, CiteBoost sets up a “wrong statement” notification that fires on new findings.
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