See which coverage AI actually quotes.
Learn which publications, lists and reviews shape the answers about your category — and where rivals are cited but you are not.
Sound familiar?
Coverage counts are a weak signal
Fifty mentions in sources engines never cite don't change what buyers read.
Narratives drift
AI answers can repeat an old description of your company long after it changed.
Hard to prove value
Linking earned media to downstream visibility needs recorded, comparable evidence.
How pr & communications use Citeroot.
Map the influential sources
Rank the domains that appear most in answers about your category.
Check the narrative
Read how answers describe you and note outdated or inaccurate claims.
Prioritise outreach
Pitch the sources that cite rivals but not you, using the questions they appear under.
The parts you’ll use most.
Source Map
See which domains engines cite in your market, what kind of source each one is, and where competitors are cited and you are not.
Learn moreAnswer Tracker
Track the questions that decide deals across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity. Every run stores the full answer, its cited sources and what Citeroot measured in it, so you can open, quote and compare it.
Learn moreBrief Studio
Generate a content brief from your own gap data — the question, who answers it today, the proof to add and the sources worth earning — and ask for an Insights write-up of your latest results. Beta: everything it produces is a draft for a person to review.
Learn moreQuestions from pr & communications
Can we track brand sentiment?
No. Citeroot records whether you are named, cited and recommended, and shows the full answer so you can read how it describes you. It does not score sentiment.
Does it replace media monitoring?
No. It complements it by showing which sources AI answers actually use.
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