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Which websites does AI cite for questions about your offering?

See which pages appear as sources for the prompts you track. Recognise your own content, discover cited competitors and see which other websites recur. Know which sources deserve further investigation.

The pages behind the response

Your own websitevoorbeeld.example/scheduling
Citation
Competitoraanbieder-a.example/software
Citation
Other sourcekennisbron.example/guide
Citation
  • See which pages AI cites.

    View the actual websites and URLs that appear as sources for your prompts.

  • Identify sources to investigate.

    Discover recurring pages from your own site, competitors and other websites.

  • Make your next investigation more focused.

    Use the source list to choose which page or publication to understand better.

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Follow a citation through to the page.

A list of domains only means something when you can inspect the pages behind it. Propps shows the cited URLs for your measured answers. See which of your own content is used and which other sources are relevant to your GEO approach.

  • Specific source pages alongside the measured answer.
  • A starting point for content research and further analysis.

The pages behind the response

Your own websitevoorbeeld.example/scheduling
Citation
Competitoraanbieder-a.example/software
Citation
Other sourcekennisbron.example/guide
Citation

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Do I see every website visited by a model?

No. You see sources and metadata actually received with the measurement. Hidden searches or browsing are not presented as known.

Is a directory a competitor?

Not automatically. Source role and commercial competitor role are assessed separately.

Does a citation prove that my page performs well for every question?

No. A citation belongs to the stored response and its measurement context.