Check a specific query
Ask a grounded AI answer provider the question that matters to the page instead of relying on a broad, opaque visibility score.
See whether a grounded AI answer actually cites your domain for a target query. CiteWins saves the answer and sources, separates retrieved-only signals, and connects each check to the page improvement you are measuring.

An AI citation tracker records whether a generated answer cites a website as a source for a defined query. CiteWins saves the provider, answer, sources, page, and time of each check, then compares the baseline with later checks. Results are directional snapshots, not permanent rankings across every AI product.
Ask a grounded AI answer provider the question that matters to the page instead of relying on a broad, opaque visibility score.
Store the answer, provider, check time, cited sources, and target page together so a status can be inspected rather than merely asserted.
Count a win only when the answer cites the domain. A page found during retrieval but not referenced in the answer remains a distinct, weaker signal.
Attach a baseline to the SEO task, publish the page improvement, and run a later check to see whether the citation evidence changed.
AI visibility is easy to overstate. CiteWins keeps the underlying answer and source list available and uses conservative labels so teams can tell direct evidence from inference.
An AI citation tracker checks an answer generated for a target query and records whether the answer names or links to a tracked website as a source. CiteWins also stores the answer evidence and distinguishes a real citation from a page that was only retrieved.
CiteWins records grounded checks through supported providers such as ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini, one provider per check. Availability can vary by plan and provider. It does not present one provider's result as universal coverage of every AI answer engine.
No. AI answers do not expose a stable universal ranking comparable to a traditional search-results position. CiteWins records query-level citation evidence from a particular answer at a particular time.
Cited means the generated answer actually uses the website as a visible source. Retrieved-only means the page was found during grounding or retrieval but was not cited in the answer, so CiteWins keeps it as a separate signal instead of calling it a win.
No. Citation selection depends on the query, provider, available sources, timing, and other conditions CiteWins does not control. The workflow helps you inspect current evidence, improve the page, and measure a later snapshot.
Connect Search Console to tie citation checks to real page and query opportunities, then measure again after the fix is live.