Citation Intelligence

Find the sources AI cites in your market

AI answers draw on a small number of sources. Brand Climb shows which domains and pages shape the answers in your market, how often you are cited, and where one placement could get you named.

The product

The sources, as the product buckets them

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Marketing Blueprint

The strategy work, grounded in what the runs actually found.

Demo Data

Value proposition

What you can defensibly claim, and against whom

Customer journey

Where an AI answer sits in the decision

Commercial model

What a won prompt is worth

Strategy

SWOT and the next three moves

Citations by source type

Where the answers about your category come from

217sources

Owned22%
Competitor31%
Earned24%
Social12%
Institution11%

bikeradar.comEarned

cyclingweekly.comEarned

trailforge.comCompetitor

northstarbikes.comOwned

reddit.comSocial

Sample data — Northstar Bikes is a fictional brand

Sample data. Sources are grouped by who owns them: you, a rival, or neither.

Understand what AI trusts

Citation Visibility

Which engines cite your site, and for which questions.

Domain-Level Analysis

The publishers, communities, and directories steering your category.

Page-Level Analysis

The URLs AI quotes most often.

Competitor Citation Gaps

The sources backing rivals but not you.

Owned vs. Earned

How much visibility comes from your pages versus everyone else's.

Outreach Opportunities

The gaps as a ranked list of sources to pitch.

Where to go next

Run a free audit

Ten real buying questions, put to three engines against your domain. No account, no card.

Worked examples

How a team moves from a missing mention to published evidence, step by step.

How we compare

Where Brand Climb sits against Profound, Peec, Scrunch, Semrush and Ahrefs.