AI Citation Tracking
Know which sources AI engines trust
When an AI assistant answers a question, it draws on a short list of sources, and those citations decide who gets credit. Brytic tracks the pages engines cite so you can see where your content earns a place and where a competitor holds it.
See the sources behind every answer
Brytic records the citations attached to each engine response and tags each one by source type: corporate, editorial, user-generated, or competitor. You learn not just that a source was cited, but what kind of source is winning the answer.
Find where your pages get cited
Filter citations down to your own domain to see which pages AI engines actually reference. That tells you which content is doing the work and which high-value pages are being skipped.
Spot the coverage competitors own
When a rival domain keeps appearing as a citation, it is a signal about the content and PR that AI models reward. Brytic surfaces those recurring sources so you can plan content that competes for the same slot.
Turn citations into a content roadmap
Grouping citations by source type and page shows exactly where to publish, pitch, or improve. The result is a prioritized list of pages to create or strengthen so you get cited more often.
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Frequently asked questions
What is AI citation tracking?
AI citation tracking records the sources and pages an AI engine references when it answers a question. Brytic captures the citations behind each engine response and tags every one by source type, so you can see which pages earn a place in AI answers and which competitor domains hold that place.
How do I get cited by ChatGPT?
Start by seeing which sources ChatGPT and other engines already cite for your tracked prompts, then compare that against your own pages. Brytic groups citations by source type and page so you can identify the content to create, strengthen, or pitch for those slots. Pairing citation tracking with the AI Site Audit shows the on-page changes that make a page easier to quote.
How does Brytic classify citation sources?
Each citation is tagged as corporate, editorial, user-generated, or competitor. That tells you not only that a source was cited but what kind of source is winning the answer, which shapes whether you respond with owned content, PR, or community coverage.
Can I see which of my own pages AI engines cite?
Yes. Filter citations down to your domain to see exactly which pages engines reference in their answers. That shows which content is doing the work and which high-value pages are being skipped.