[ 01 · Citation gap finder ]
See every article AI cites for your buyers’ questions.
We ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews the questions your buyers ask, several times each, then check every cited page for you and your competitors.
| Page | Cited | You |
|---|---|---|
| emailtoolsreview.com Listicle | 9/12 | Missing |
| reddit.com Thread | 7/12 | Missing |
| g2.com Review | 5/12 | Listed |
[ In every report ]
What you get in every gap report
Prompts your buyers actually ask
We suggest buyer-style prompts from your site and category. Keep them, edit them, or bring your own list.
Four engines, repeated runs
Answers change between runs, so each prompt runs more than once. Pages that keep coming back rank higher.
Who each page mentions
We read every cited page and record whether it names you and each competitor, including spelling variants.
Gaps ranked by value
Pages cited most often, across most engines, that name competitors but not you go to the top.
Share of AI answers
How often you’re named compared with each competitor, per prompt and per engine.
One click to act
Each gap opens straight into its editor contact. Placement prices are coming soon.
[ How it works ]
How a report is built
Add your domain
And three to five competitors. Takes about a minute.
Approve your prompts
Edit our suggestions or paste your own.
We run and read
Every engine, every run, every cited page.
Your ranked gap list
Ready to pitch the same day.
[ FAQ ]
Questions about the gap finder
How many prompts do I need?
Ten well-chosen buyer prompts already show the main gaps. Short, comparison-style prompts (“best X for Y”, “X vs Y”) surface the most brand mentions.
Do you check my own site’s pages too?
Yes. Your own pages show up when they’re cited, so you can see which content AI already trusts.
Which AI engines do you check?
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews. Each prompt runs more than once, because answers change between runs.
Found your gaps? Next, reach the editors.
Every gap comes with the person to contact and a pitch written for that article.