Pages
See individual pages ranked by citation influence across all domains.
5 min readUpdated Mar 15, 2026
What you'll achieve
- Find the specific pages AI models cite most
- Filter to your own pages, citing pages, or gap pages
- Sort by influence, queries, sentiment, or recency
- Discover high-impact content opportunities
While Sources groups citations by domain, Pages shows individual URLs ranked by citation influence. This is where you see the specific content that matters - the articles, reviews, and pages that AI actually draws from.
Reading the page list
Each row shows a single page with:
| Column | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Status dot | Green = cites your brand. Orange = gap (competitors cited, you're not) |
| Page title | The article or page name (from the H1 or URL path) |
| Domain | Which website it's on, with a source type badge (earned, owned, paid) |
| Queries | How many search queries triggered this page as a citation |
| Sentiment | Tone indicator for how this page frames your brand |
| Citation count | Total times AI models referenced this page |
Filtering
Status filters
- All - Every page in your citation landscape
- Your Pages - Only your own domain's pages (source type = owned). Great for understanding which of your content AI actually uses.
- Citing - Pages that mention your brand
- Gaps - Pages where competitors are cited but you're not. This is your opportunity list.
Additional filters
- Source type - Narrow by earned, owned, paid, or other
- AI provider - See which pages are cited by specific models (ChatGPT, Perplexity, etc.)
- Time period - All time, last 7 days, or last 30 days (by first seen date)
Sorting
- Most cited - Pages with the most AI references
- Most queries - Pages triggered by the most search queries
- Best sentiment - Most positively framed pages
- Recently seen - Newly discovered citations
- Domain A-Z - Alphabetical by website
Expanding a page
Click any row to see details:
- Full URL with link and copy buttons
- Related queries - The prompts that triggered this citation
- Competitors on this page - Which competitors appear alongside you
- Metadata - First seen date, last seen date, total citation count
- View source profile - Jump to the Sources view for this domain
Your Pages view
Filtering to "Your Pages" is especially useful. The stat strip changes to show:
| Metric | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Your pages | How many of your pages AI models cite |
| Total citations | Sum of all citations across your pages |
| Avg sentiment | Average tone of how AI references your content |
| Rising | Pages newly discovered in the last 30 days |
This tells you which of your content is "working" in AI search. Pages with high citation counts are your best assets. Pages with low counts might need optimization.
Next steps
Queries
See which search queries trigger these page citations.
Feed
Track new, lost, and changed citations over time.
Next upQueries
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