Real queries, not estimates
Every answer is stored – you can read what the model really said.
Prompt library
Each prompt runs as a real query against the models behind ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity. CiteBoost measures whether your brand is named, in which position, with what tone and next to which competitors.
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Every answer is stored – you can read what the model really said.
Daily, weekly or monthly: your prompts run by themselves, and the history shows how your visibility develops.
Who gets named instead of you, and which websites does AI cite? That is where your next content comes from.
CiteBoost suggests prompts for your topic and target market – with and without your brand name.
Your collection of questions customers might ask AI assistants. Each prompt runs as a real query against the selected models; it measures whether your brand is named, its list position, tone, competitors and cited sources. Includes AI suggestions, a schedule for automatic runs and a history with comparison.
Fixed prompts deliver comparable measurements over time – the basis of any AI visibility monitoring (GEO). With the AI answers of Google Search you measure AEO as well.
Marketing and brand leads, agencies and SEO teams.
When setting up monitoring and continuously via the schedule.
How to start: Create prompts or get suggestions → Choose models → Run or set a schedule
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.
By default the models behind ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity, plus hundreds more depending on your plan.
A question your customers really ask – for example “What is the best note-taking app for teams?”. Questions without your brand name are the most telling.
Weekly is enough for most brands. It builds a history that shows trends without being misled by single outliers.
In the overview: visibility, position, tone, trend, competitor comparison and the most cited sources for the chosen period.
Start on the free plan – upgrade when it pays off for you.