Question 1

How does CiteGraph measure AI visibility?

Accepted Answer

We write ten buyer questions for your category, ask each one on four AI engines through their official APIs (three times each in a weekly scan, five in a scan you start on Growth or Scale), and record which products are named and which URLs are cited. Rates are sampled, so every number is published with its margin of error, and we only flag a change when it moves beyond that margin. Nothing is scraped from a chat UI and nothing is simulated.

Question 2

How much does CiteGraph cost?

Accepted Answer

Signing up shows you a site readiness score and one live AI answer on your own domain for nothing. Your first full scan runs the day you pick a plan and pay for it at Stripe Checkout. Plans start at $29 a month for weekly tracking of two domains; Growth is $69 and Scale $149, and every plan carries a 120-day money-back guarantee. There is no ongoing free tier because each scan spends real API money on live engine calls.

Question 3

What if AI still doesn't mention me after using CiteGraph?

Accepted Answer

Then you get your money back. Every paid plan carries a 120-day guarantee: if no CiteGraph scan shows ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Perplexity naming your product within 120 days of your first payment, we refund every subscription payment from those days. Your side is to keep the plan and weekly scans on and publish three of the pages CiteGraph writes for the questions you lose. It is checked from your own scan history; the full terms are at citegraph.app/terms.

Question 4

Can CiteGraph write and publish the blog posts for me?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Autopilot finds the questions AI assistants answer without naming you, checks each one against a live engine, writes the post from the facts on your own site and sources quoted word for word, sets it in your site's own design, and commits it to your GitHub repository as a finished page. You choose whether each post waits for you or goes out on its own, and every change can be reverted from the app. It works today for sites whose code is on GitHub; on other platforms you can download each finished page.

Question 5

Which AI engines does CiteGraph track?

Accepted Answer

Four answer engines (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity) are queried for every scan through their official grounded-search APIs, so results reflect what a real buyer would see rather than a cached index. Each question is run multiple times per engine because answers vary between runs, and the per-engine breakdown is shown alongside the blended rate.

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