# Citable

> Weekly tracking of whether ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI Overviews mention and cite your site, the gaps where competitors get cited instead, and sourced articles that are verified and published to your CMS (WordPress, Webflow, Framer, Shopify and more) after an approval window.

Citable gets websites cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI, and shows the proof every week. It works with any public website and publishes to WordPress, Webflow, Framer, WordPress.com, Ghost, Shopify, Wix, Notion, HubSpot CMS, Contentful, Sanity, Strapi, Storyblok and Medium (existing integration tokens only), and to any stack (Zapier, Make, n8n, a custom blog) through a signed webhook. It runs a weekly loop: measure → find gaps → publish sourced articles and improve pages → re-measure.

## How it measures
- 15, 30 or 60 buyer questions per site depending on plan, each with its own language and country. Questions never include the customer's brand.
- Each question is asked 3 times per engine every week on every plan (ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode and Perplexity); Business adds Claude, which is asked once a week because each Claude answer runs a web search. Grok (xAI) is a paid add-on: once a week per question, in the site's main country only, through xAI's API with web search. ChatGPT and Gemini are read as a user sees them; Perplexity, Claude and Grok through their model APIs with web search, not their consumer apps.
- The three Google surfaces are measured separately: Gemini (Google's AI chat app (gemini.google.com). It is separate from Google Search.), Google AI Overviews (The AI-written summary Google shows above the normal search results, with links to its sources.) and Google AI Mode (The “AI Mode” tab in Google Search: you chat with Google's AI and get an answer with sources instead of a list of links.)
- Reports the share of answers that mention the brand and the share that cite the site, with 90% Wilson confidence intervals. It never reports a "position", because answers vary a lot between runs.
- Records which competitors and which third-party pages are cited instead, including off-site opportunities.
- Full methodology: https://get-citable.com/methodology

## What it does with the gaps
- Monthly content plan (every plan) with a stated reason per topic: measured AI gap, Search Console demand, search volume, competitor coverage and buyer intent, on an editable calendar. A research assistant searches the web and proposes questions and topics with sources.
- Sourced articles in the customer's brand voice (learned from the site), with verified sources, internal links from the real sitemap, a video only when relevant, a table of contents, FAQPage and Article JSON-LD and an image in the brand palette, in several languages. An automatic verification step flags unsourced numbers and self-ranking lists.
- Publishing: articles that pass verification with zero errors are published automatically after an approval window (3 days by default) with a one-click "Don't publish" email. The first 3 articles per site are approved manually, at most one automatic publication per site per day, one-click unpublish for 7 days, per-site pause, and a drafts-only mode. Articles that fail verification stay as drafts.
- Improvements to existing pages using Search Console (every plan, with a monthly quota): pages in striking distance, with low CTR, decaying, not cited by AI or with technical issues. Proposals come with sources, nothing live changes until the customer publishes, and the effect is measured.
- Authority without link schemes: third-party pages that cite competitors, honest outreach drafts the customer sends, tracking until won (and measured) and curated legitimate directories. No link exchanges, paid links or networks.
- Re-measures and shows when a published URL starts being cited.

## Also included
- Weekly technical audit with 34 checks, including AI crawler access in robots.txt.
- AI traffic analytics: a cookieless script counts visits from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and other assistants; AI crawler hits only for sites served through Lantis.
- White-label client reports (PDF, read-only share link, CSV) and a weekly email digest.
- Publishing to Framer and Webflow (native), WordPress, WordPress.com, Ghost, Shopify, Wix, Notion, HubSpot CMS (blog), the headless CMSs Contentful, Sanity, Strapi and Storyblok (you map your content type’s fields; the body goes as Rich Text, Portable Text, Blocks or Markdown), Medium (only with an integration token you already have: Medium no longer issues new ones; the canonical URL points to your site) and a signed webhook for Zapier, Make or your own stack, plus REST hook subscriptions (POST /api/v1/hooks) for Zapier instant triggers. Everything arrives as a draft unless automatic publishing is on (details per platform: https://get-citable.com/integrations).
- Public REST API (OpenAPI at /api/v1/openapi.json), a CLI for AI agents and scripts, and signed event webhooks.
- Unlimited team members with roles on every paid plan.

## What it does not do
- It does not promise rankings or citations.
- It does not measure personalised answers of logged-in users.
- It does not build links through exchanges, payments or automated placements.

## Pricing (EUR, VAT excluded)
Three plans per site with a fixed price: each includes its articles per month and sets how much is tracked; every feature is in all three.
- **Starter**: €19/month per site (€190/year with annual billing) — 8 sourced articles a month (≈ 2 a week), 15 questions, 5 AI engines (ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Perplexity), up to 10 competitors, 1 language, weekly measurement. Every feature included: content plan, automatic publishing, Search Console (4 page improvements/month), 50 Ask Citable questions/month, unlimited team members
- **Growth**: €49/month per site (€490/year with annual billing) — 20 sourced articles a month (≈ 5 a week), 30 questions, 5 AI engines (ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Perplexity), up to 20 competitors, 2 languages, weekly measurement. Every feature included: content plan, automatic publishing, Search Console (10 page improvements/month), 150 Ask Citable questions/month, unlimited team members
- **Business**: €89/month per site (€890/year with annual billing) — 30 sourced articles a month (≈ 1 a day), 60 questions, 6 AI engines (ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Perplexity, Claude), up to 50 competitors, 3 languages, weekly measurement. Every feature included: content plan, automatic publishing, Search Console (20 page improvements/month), 250 Ask Citable questions/month, unlimited team members
- **Extra article packs** (Business only; on the other plans, more articles means moving up a plan): +30 articles: €39/month (€1.30 each); +60 articles: €75/month (€1.25 each).
- **Agencies**: a free agency account: each client pays their own plan and the agency earns 20% of every payment, for as long as they pay. One dashboard for every client, white-label reports and client read-only access. No per-site agency price.
- **AI images add-on** (any plan, per site; price and monthly limit depend on the plan): Starter €5/month for up to 16 images, Growth €9/month for up to 30 images, Business €15/month for up to 58 images Images made with OpenAI's image model for article covers and section images; past the limit, the usual image.
- **Grok add-on** (any plan, per site): Starter €9/month, Growth €19/month, Business €35/month. Every tracked question is also asked to Grok (xAI) once a week, with web search and cited sources, in the site's main country only.
- **Free trial**: 14 days with 5 articles on every plan (card required, nothing charged until it ends).
- Monthly or annual billing (annual = 10 months, 2 months free) through Stripe. Cancel in one click from the customer portal. The free AI visibility report needs no credit card.
- Referral program: everyone gets €20 off their next invoice for each new customer they refer, once that customer has paid their second invoice; agencies earn 20% of every payment from their clients instead, for as long as they pay.

## Pages
- [Home](https://get-citable.com) · [Inicio (ES)](https://get-citable.com/es)
- [Pricing](https://get-citable.com/pricing) · [Precios (ES)](https://get-citable.com/es/precios)
- [Free AI visibility report](https://get-citable.com/free-ai-visibility-report) · [Informe gratuito (ES)](https://get-citable.com/es/informe-visibilidad-ia)
- [Methodology](https://get-citable.com/methodology) · [Metodología (ES)](https://get-citable.com/es/metodologia)
- [Integrations](https://get-citable.com/integrations) · [Integraciones (ES)](https://get-citable.com/es/integraciones)
- [Affiliate program](https://get-citable.com/affiliates) · [Afiliados (ES)](https://get-citable.com/es/afiliados)

## Platforms
How AI search treats sites on each platform and how Citable connects to it ([all platforms](https://get-citable.com/platforms)):
- [Get your Framer site cited by AI search](https://get-citable.com/platforms/framer) · [ES](https://get-citable.com/es/plataformas/framer): Why ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google’s AI cite (or skip) Framer sites, what gets in the way, and how to connect your Framer CMS to Citable to publish sourced articles.
- [Get your Webflow site cited by AI search](https://get-citable.com/platforms/webflow) · [ES](https://get-citable.com/es/plataformas/webflow): Why AI search cites (or skips) Webflow sites, the settings that block AI crawlers, and how to connect your Webflow CMS collection to Citable to publish sourced articles.
- [Get your WordPress site cited by AI search](https://get-citable.com/platforms/wordpress) · [ES](https://get-citable.com/es/plataformas/wordpress): Why ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google’s AI cite (or skip) WordPress sites, the settings and plugins that get in the way, and how to connect WordPress to Citable with an application password.
- [Get your WordPress.com site cited by AI search](https://get-citable.com/platforms/wordpress-com) · [ES](https://get-citable.com/es/plataformas/wordpress-com): AI visibility for sites hosted on WordPress.com: what AI search needs from your site, what each WordPress.com plan lets you change, and how Citable publishes sourced articles there.
- [Get your Shopify store cited by AI search](https://get-citable.com/platforms/shopify) · [ES](https://get-citable.com/es/plataformas/shopify): Why AI search cites (or skips) Shopify stores, the theme settings that matter for AI crawlers, and how to connect your Shopify blog to Citable to publish sourced articles.
- [Get your Wix site cited by AI search](https://get-citable.com/platforms/wix) · [ES](https://get-citable.com/es/plataformas/wix): Why AI search cites (or skips) Wix sites, where Wix keeps the settings that matter for AI crawlers, and how Citable publishes sourced articles to your Wix Blog.
- [Get your Ghost publication cited by AI search](https://get-citable.com/platforms/ghost) · [ES](https://get-citable.com/es/plataformas/ghost): AI visibility for Ghost sites: why members-only posts can’t be quoted, what AI crawlers need, and how to connect Ghost to Citable with an Admin API key to publish sourced posts.
- [Notion-powered blog: get it cited by AI search](https://get-citable.com/platforms/notion) · [ES](https://get-citable.com/es/plataformas/notion): If your blog is a Notion database, Citable writes sourced articles into it as native blocks. What AI crawlers need from the site that publishes it, and how to connect Notion.
- [Next.js and custom sites: get cited by AI search](https://get-citable.com/platforms/nextjs) · [ES](https://get-citable.com/es/plataformas/nextjs): AI visibility for Next.js and custom-built sites: server rendering, metadata, robots and sitemap for AI crawlers, and how to receive Citable’s sourced articles with a signed webhook or the REST API.

## Docs
Help center ([index](https://get-citable.com/docs) · [ES](https://get-citable.com/es/docs)):
- [Getting started](https://get-citable.com/docs/getting-started) · [ES](https://get-citable.com/es/docs/primeros-pasos): Sign up, add your site, review competitors and questions, see your audit and start the 14-day free trial.
- [Prompts: questions and answers](https://get-citable.com/docs/prompts) · [ES](https://get-citable.com/es/docs/prompts): The buyer questions we ask each AI every week, how mentions and citations are counted and how to manage your list.
- [Competitors](https://get-citable.com/docs/competitors) · [ES](https://get-citable.com/es/docs/competidores): Choose the brands we look for in every AI answer, review the ones AI keeps naming and tell us the other names AI uses for you.
- [Articles: ideas, plan, writing and publishing](https://get-citable.com/docs/articles) · [ES](https://get-citable.com/es/docs/articulos): How Citable turns AI gaps into sourced articles: ideas, the monthly plan, writing and verification, your approval and publishing to your CMS.
- [Connect your CMS](https://get-citable.com/docs/connect-your-cms) · [ES](https://get-citable.com/es/docs/conectar-cms): Step by step for WordPress, WordPress.com, Webflow, Framer, Shopify, Ghost, Notion, Wix, a signed webhook and Next.js: what you need and what gets published.
- [Site audit](https://get-citable.com/docs/site-audit) · [ES](https://get-citable.com/es/docs/auditoria): What Citable’s weekly technical audit checks for AI crawlers, how it groups problems, how the score works and how to fix things on your platform.
- [Visits from AI: script, GA4 and Search Console](https://get-citable.com/docs/visits-from-ai) · [ES](https://get-citable.com/es/docs/visitas-desde-ia): Count the people who reach your site from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and other AI tools with a cookieless script or Google Analytics 4, and connect Search Console.
- [Mentions](https://get-citable.com/docs/mentions) · [ES](https://get-citable.com/es/docs/menciones): The pages AI cites next to your competitors and the directories where you should be listed, with honest outreach and no link schemes.
- [Reports and agencies](https://get-citable.com/docs/reports-and-agencies) · [ES](https://get-citable.com/es/docs/informes-y-agencias): The client report (PDF, share link, CSV), the Monday email, white-label branding, the lead capture widget and the free agency account.
- [Plans and billing](https://get-citable.com/docs/plans-and-billing) · [ES](https://get-citable.com/es/docs/planes-y-facturacion): The three plans per site, the 14-day free trial, annual billing, extra articles, add-ons and how to change or cancel.
- [API and MCP](https://get-citable.com/docs/api-and-mcp) · [ES](https://get-citable.com/es/docs/api-y-mcp): The REST API v1 with API keys, outgoing event webhooks and the read-only MCP server for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other AI clients.
- [Troubleshooting](https://get-citable.com/docs/troubleshooting) · [ES](https://get-citable.com/es/docs/problemas-frecuentes): Fixes for the most common problems: CMS connections, the first check, the visits script, Search Console, quotas and automatic publishing.

## Features
- [All features](https://get-citable.com/features) · [Funcionalidades (ES)](https://get-citable.com/es/funcionalidades)
- [AI visibility tracking](https://get-citable.com/features/ai-visibility-tracking) · [Medición en las IA (ES)](https://get-citable.com/es/funcionalidades/medicion-visibilidad-ia): Your buyers’ questions asked to every AI tool each week, with every answer and every source one click away.
- [Competitors](https://get-citable.com/features/ai-competitor-tracking) · [Competencia (ES)](https://get-citable.com/es/funcionalidades/competencia-en-ia): Who AI recommends instead of you, question by question, and the brands you didn’t know you were up against.
- [AI articles](https://get-citable.com/features/ai-articles) · [Artículos con IA (ES)](https://get-citable.com/es/funcionalidades/articulos-con-ia): Ideas ranked by impact, a monthly plan, articles with verified sources and publishing with an approval window.
- [Mentions & links](https://get-citable.com/features/mentions-and-links) · [Menciones y enlaces (ES)](https://get-citable.com/es/funcionalidades/menciones-y-enlaces): The third-party pages AI trusts for your questions, and a board to get on them without paying for links.
- [AI SEO audit](https://get-citable.com/features/ai-seo-audit) · [Auditoría para IA (ES)](https://get-citable.com/es/funcionalidades/auditoria-seo-ia): Every Monday, whether AI crawlers can reach, read and understand your site, with the fix for your platform.
- [AI traffic](https://get-citable.com/features/ai-traffic) · [Visitas desde IA (ES)](https://get-citable.com/es/funcionalidades/visitas-desde-ia): How many people arrive from AI assistants, where they land, and what Search Console says about your pages.
- [Google Business Profile](https://get-citable.com/features/google-business-profile) · [Ficha de Google (ES)](https://get-citable.com/es/funcionalidades/ficha-de-google): For local businesses: your Google profile next to the top 3 on Maps and how far your visibility reaches in Google’s AI.
- [Reports & API](https://get-citable.com/features/client-reports-and-api) · [Informes y API (ES)](https://get-citable.com/es/funcionalidades/informes-agencias-api): White-label reports and read-only access for your clients, plus API, webhooks, MCP and a chat that answers with your data.

## Free tools
- [AI crawler checker](https://get-citable.com/tools/ai-crawler-checker): checks whether a site's robots.txt allows AI search, user and training crawlers.
- [llms.txt generator](https://get-citable.com/tools/llms-txt-generator): builds an llms.txt file; notes that its effect on AI visibility is unproven.
- [robots.txt generator for AI](https://get-citable.com/tools/robots-txt-generator): edits an existing robots.txt to allow or block AI search, user and training crawlers bot by bot, with a diff; other rules are kept.
- [FAQ schema generator](https://get-citable.com/tools/faq-schema-generator): extracts visible questions and answers from a URL or takes them by hand and outputs FAQPage JSON-LD and HTML; notes Google's visibility requirement and its limits on FAQ rich results.
- [Query fan-out generator](https://get-citable.com/tools/query-fan-out-generator): estimates the sub-queries an AI search engine runs behind a question and the content that covers each.
- [AI prompt finder](https://get-citable.com/tools/ai-prompt-finder): suggests buying questions people ask AI assistants for a product and place, to measure in the free report; suggestions, not search volumes.
- [TL;DR generator](https://get-citable.com/tools/tldr-generator): a 2–4 sentence summary and key facts for the top of a page; figures not in the source text are dropped.
- [All free tools](https://get-citable.com/tools)

## Comparisons
- [All comparisons](https://get-citable.com/vs) · [Todas las comparativas (ES)](https://get-citable.com/es/alternativas): entry price and AI engines of every tool below, with the source of each price
- [Outrank alternatives](https://get-citable.com/outrank-alternatives) · [Alternativas a Outrank (ES)](https://get-citable.com/es/alternativas-a-outrank)
- [Citable vs Outrank](https://get-citable.com/vs/outrank): Outrank $99/mo per site (outrank.so/pricing, checked 2026-10-04); AI engines: Doesn't track questions (shows Ahrefs counts)
- [Citable vs BabyLoveGrowth](https://get-citable.com/vs/babylovegrowth): BabyLoveGrowth $49/mo billed yearly (Grow) (babylovegrowth.ai/pricing, checked 2026-10-04); AI engines: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini (10 prompts)
- [Citable vs Surfer](https://get-citable.com/vs/surfer): Surfer from $49/mo (billed yearly) (surferseo.com/pricing, checked 2026-10-04); AI engines: ChatGPT, Perplexity, AI Mode, AI Overviews, Gemini (AI Tracker)
- [Citable vs Omnia](https://get-citable.com/vs/omnia): Omnia €79/mo (25 questions); €63/mo billed yearly (useomnia.com/pricing, checked 2026-10-10); AI engines: ChatGPT, AI Overviews, AI Mode, Perplexity (Gemini, Claude and Copilot on request)
- [Citable vs Byword](https://get-citable.com/vs/byword): Byword $99/mo (25 articles); $83/mo billed yearly (byword.ai/pricing, checked 2026-10-10); AI engines: Doesn't track AI answers (points to Trakkr, a separate tool)
- [Citable vs Otterly.AI](https://get-citable.com/vs/otterly): Otterly.AI from $29/mo (15 prompts) (otterly.ai/pricing, checked 2026-10-04); AI engines: ChatGPT, AI Overviews, Perplexity, Copilot (Claude, AI Mode and Gemini as add-ons)
- [Citable vs Peec AI](https://get-citable.com/vs/peec-ai): Peec AI from $95/mo (50 prompts) (peec.ai/pricing, checked 2026-10-04); AI engines: 3 of ChatGPT, AI Mode, AI Overviews, Copilot, Gemini, Naver AI (Perplexity as an add-on)
- [Citable vs SEObot](https://get-citable.com/vs/seobot): SEObot from $49/mo (seobotai.com, checked 2026-10-04); AI engines: Doesn't track AI answers
- [Citable vs GrandRanker](https://get-citable.com/vs/grandranker): GrandRanker $288/yr (≈ $24/mo); $1.62/day monthly (grandranker.com/pricing, checked 2026-10-04); AI engines: Checks on ChatGPT, Gemini and Google's AI
- [Citable vs Ryze AI](https://get-citable.com/vs/ryze): Ryze AI $129/mo (SEO Autopilot) (get-ryze.ai/pricing, checked 2026-10-04); AI engines: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini
- [Citable vs Profound](https://get-citable.com/vs/profound): Profound Enterprise, on request (free 7-day trial) (tryprofound.com/pricing, checked 2026-10-04); AI engines: Trial: ChatGPT, Gemini, AI Overviews; Enterprise: up to 9 engines
- [Citable vs AthenaHQ](https://get-citable.com/vs/athenahq): AthenaHQ $295/mo (3,600 credits); free plan with 300 credits (athenahq.ai/plans, checked 2026-10-04); AI engines: 11 on Starter, including Claude, AI Mode, Copilot and Grok
- [Citable vs Scrunch](https://get-citable.com/vs/scrunch): Scrunch $250/mo (125 prompts) (scrunch.com/pricing, checked 2026-10-04); AI engines: ChatGPT, Perplexity, AI Overviews, Copilot
- [Citable vs Semrush](https://get-citable.com/vs/semrush): Semrush AI Visibility: $99/mo per domain, billed yearly (semrush.com/pricing/ai, checked 2026-10-04); AI engines: ChatGPT, Google AI, Gemini, Perplexity
- [Citable vs Ahrefs Brand Radar](https://get-citable.com/vs/ahrefs-brand-radar): Ahrefs Brand Radar Custom prompts from $50/mo; Lite $129/mo includes 5 (ahrefs.com/pricing, checked 2026-10-04); AI engines: AI Overviews, AI Mode, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Copilot; Claude in custom prompts
- [Citable vs Writesonic](https://get-citable.com/vs/writesonic): Writesonic $79/mo billed yearly (50 prompts, 15 articles) (writesonic.com/pricing, checked 2026-10-04); AI engines: ChatGPT, Gemini, AI Overviews
- [Citable vs Gauge](https://get-citable.com/vs/gauge): Gauge $599/mo (600 prompts, 18 articles) (withgauge.com/pricing, checked 2026-10-04); AI engines: ChatGPT, AI Overviews, AI Mode, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot
- [Citable vs Probeli AI](https://get-citable.com/vs/probeli): Probeli AI $59/mo (20 prompts); $49.92/mo billed yearly (probeli.ai/pricing, checked 2026-10-04); AI engines: ChatGPT, Gemini, AI Mode, Perplexity
- [Citable vs Rankscale](https://get-citable.com/vs/rankscale): Rankscale Pro $99/mo (1,200 credits); Essentials $204/yr (rankscale.ai/pricing, checked 2026-10-04); AI engines: ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, AI Mode, DeepSeek, Grok, Copilot and more (credits)
- [Citable vs Promptmonitor](https://get-citable.com/vs/promptmonitor): Promptmonitor $29/mo (25 prompts; list price $49) (promptmonitor.io/pricing, checked 2026-10-04); AI engines: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Grok, Perplexity (AI Mode and AI Overviews on Pro)

## Blog
- [Why AI cites your competitors instead of you (and how to find out, question by question)](https://get-citable.com/blog/why-ai-cites-your-competitors): The six most common reasons ChatGPT, Perplexity or AI Overviews recommend your competitors and not you, how to diagnose yours from the cited sources, and what to do in each case without buying mentions.
- [What is GEO (and AEO), and how is it different from SEO?](https://get-citable.com/blog/what-is-geo-and-aeo): GEO and AEO are the labels for getting your brand mentioned and your site cited in answers from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google's AI features. Where the terms come from, what actually changes compared with SEO, what doesn't, and what Google says about it.
- [How to track traffic from ChatGPT (and other AI assistants) in Google Analytics 4](https://get-citable.com/blog/track-chatgpt-traffic-in-ga4): GA4 now has an 'AI Assistant' channel for visits from ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot and other assistants. Where to find it, how to complete it with a source filter, why AI Overviews don't show up there, and the limits of measuring AI traffic.
- [Structured data for AI search: what helps, what doesn't, and what changed in 2026](https://get-citable.com/blog/structured-data-for-ai-search): Schema.org and JSON-LD in the age of ChatGPT and AI Overviews: what Google says (there's no AI-specific markup), the end of FAQ rich results in May 2026, which markup is still worth it, and the mistakes we see most often.
- [robots.txt and AI crawlers: GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, PerplexityBot, ClaudeBot and Google-Extended](https://get-citable.com/blog/robots-txt-ai-crawlers): What each AI crawler does according to its own company's documentation, which ones to block if you don't want your content used for training, which ones you should never block if you want to appear in answers, and a sample robots.txt.
- [llms.txt explained: what it is, how to write one, and whether it actually helps](https://get-citable.com/blog/llms-txt-explained): llms.txt is a proposed Markdown file that helps AI agents understand your site. What the spec says (v2, August 2026), what Google says about it, where it's genuinely useful, and how to write one in ten minutes.
- [How to get your site cited by Claude](https://get-citable.com/blog/how-to-get-cited-by-claude): Claude, Anthropic's assistant, searches the web and cites its sources when a question calls for it. Which crawlers it uses, why blocking the wrong one keeps you out, when it decides to search, and what kind of page stands the best chance.
- [How to check if ChatGPT recommends your brand (and why one prompt isn't enough)](https://get-citable.com/blog/how-to-check-if-chatgpt-recommends-your-brand): A check you can run today to see whether ChatGPT recommends you when a buyer asks about your category: what to ask, how to keep your own history out of the result, what to write down, and what to fix first if you're missing.
- [How to appear in Google AI Overviews: what Google says, and what it doesn't](https://get-citable.com/blog/how-to-appear-in-google-ai-overviews): What AI Overviews are, what Google requires for your page to show up as a source, which 'AEO' tactics Google itself says you can ignore, and how to measure your presence with Search Console's generative AI report.
- [How Perplexity chooses its sources, and what you can do to get cited](https://get-citable.com/blog/how-perplexity-chooses-sources): What Perplexity documents about how it crawls and searches the web, what it doesn't, why your firewall may be keeping you out without you knowing, and a checklist for showing up among its sources.
- [Google AI Mode explained: what it is, how it differs from AI Overviews and what it means for your site](https://get-citable.com/blog/google-ai-mode-explained): AI Mode is the Google Search tab where you chat with Google's AI and get an answer with sources instead of a list of links. How it works according to Google, what changes for your site, and how to measure it.
- [GEO for Framer and Webflow sites: what's already done for you and what isn't](https://get-citable.com/blog/geo-for-framer-and-webflow-sites): Framer and Webflow serve pre-rendered HTML, generate robots.txt and sitemaps and support llms.txt. What each platform covers out of the box for AI search engines, what neither covers, and how agencies can offer it to clients.
- [Outrank review 2026: what it does well, what to watch for, and an alternative for Framer & Webflow](https://get-citable.com/blog/outrank-review-2026): An honest look at Outrank in September 2026: pricing, the 30-articles-a-month autopilot, its 2,119-site study, the backlink exchange and its terms, and when a measured alternative fits Framer and Webflow sites better.
- [How to measure your brand's visibility in ChatGPT](https://get-citable.com/blog/how-to-measure-brand-visibility-in-chatgpt): A practical method to measure whether ChatGPT and other AI assistants mention and cite your brand: pick buyer questions, sample repeatedly, report shares with ranges, and track who gets cited instead.
- [robots.txt y bots de IA: GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, PerplexityBot, ClaudeBot y Google-Extended](https://get-citable.com/es/blog/robots-txt-y-bots-de-ia): Qué hace cada rastreador de IA según la documentación de su empresa, cuáles bloquear si no quieres que entrenen con tu contenido, cuáles nunca deberías bloquear si quieres aparecer en las respuestas y un robots.txt de ejemplo.
- [Qué es GEO (y AEO) y en qué se diferencia del SEO](https://get-citable.com/es/blog/que-es-geo-y-aeo): GEO y AEO son los nombres que se usan para el trabajo de aparecer en las respuestas de ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude y los resúmenes con IA de Google. Qué significan, qué cambia respecto al SEO, qué no cambia y qué dice Google al respecto.
- [Por qué la IA cita a tu competencia y no a ti (y cómo averiguarlo pregunta a pregunta)](https://get-citable.com/es/blog/por-que-la-ia-cita-a-tu-competencia): Las seis causas más habituales por las que ChatGPT, Perplexity o los AI Overviews recomiendan a tu competencia y no a ti, cómo diagnosticar cuál es la tuya a partir de las fuentes citadas y qué hacer en cada caso sin comprar menciones.
- [Cómo medir el tráfico que llega desde ChatGPT (y otras IA) en Google Analytics 4](https://get-citable.com/es/blog/medir-trafico-de-chatgpt-en-ga4): GA4 ya tiene un canal «AI Assistant» para las visitas desde ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot y otros asistentes. Dónde verlo, cómo completarlo con un filtro por origen, por qué los AI Overviews no salen ahí y qué límites tiene medir el tráfico de IA.
- [llms.txt: qué es, cómo se hace y si de verdad sirve para aparecer en la IA](https://get-citable.com/es/blog/llms-txt-que-es-y-si-sirve): llms.txt es una propuesta de archivo en Markdown para que los agentes de IA entiendan tu web. Qué dice la especificación (v2, agosto de 2026), qué dice Google sobre él, para qué sirve de verdad y cómo hacer uno en diez minutos.
- [AI Mode de Google: qué es, en qué se diferencia de los AI Overviews y cómo te afecta](https://get-citable.com/es/blog/google-ai-mode-que-es-y-como-te-afecta): El AI Mode es la pestaña de Google en la que conversas con su IA y recibes una respuesta con fuentes en vez de una lista de enlaces. Cómo funciona según Google, qué cambia para tu web y cómo medirlo.
- [GEO para webs de Framer y Webflow: lo que ya viene hecho y lo que te toca a ti](https://get-citable.com/es/blog/geo-para-webs-de-framer-y-webflow): Framer y Webflow sirven HTML prerenderizado, generan robots.txt y sitemap y permiten llms.txt. Qué cubre cada plataforma de serie para los buscadores de IA, qué no cubre ninguna y cómo lo puede ofrecer una agencia a sus clientes.
- [Datos estructurados para buscadores de IA: qué sirve, qué no y qué ha cambiado en 2026](https://get-citable.com/es/blog/datos-estructurados-para-buscadores-de-ia): Schema.org y JSON-LD en tiempos de ChatGPT y AI Overviews: lo que dice Google (no hay marcado especial para la IA), el fin de los resultados enriquecidos de FAQ en mayo de 2026, qué marcado sigue mereciendo la pena y los errores que más vemos.
- [Cómo saber si ChatGPT recomienda tu marca (y por qué una sola pregunta no basta)](https://get-citable.com/es/blog/como-saber-si-chatgpt-recomienda-tu-marca): Una comprobación que puedes hacer hoy para saber si ChatGPT te recomienda cuando un cliente pregunta por tu sector: qué preguntar, cómo evitar que tu historial contamine el resultado, qué apuntar y qué revisar si no apareces.
- [Perplexity: cómo elige sus fuentes y qué puedes hacer para que te cite](https://get-citable.com/es/blog/como-elige-perplexity-sus-fuentes): Lo que Perplexity documenta sobre cómo rastrea y busca en la web, lo que no documenta, por qué su cortafuegos puede dejarte fuera sin que lo sepas y una lista de comprobación para aparecer entre sus fuentes.
- [Cómo conseguir que Claude cite tu web](https://get-citable.com/es/blog/como-conseguir-que-claude-te-cite): Claude, el asistente de Anthropic, busca en la web y cita sus fuentes cuando la pregunta lo necesita. Qué rastreadores usa, por qué bloquear el equivocado te deja fuera, cuándo decide buscar y qué tipo de página tiene más papeletas.
- [Cómo aparecer en los AI Overviews de Google: lo que Google dice y lo que no](https://get-citable.com/es/blog/como-aparecer-en-google-ai-overviews): Qué son los AI Overviews, qué requisitos pone Google para que tu página aparezca como fuente, qué consejos de «AEO» puedes ignorar según la propia Google y cómo medir si apareces con Search Console.
- [Outrank en 2026: qué hace bien, qué vigilar y una alternativa para Framer y Webflow](https://get-citable.com/es/blog/outrank-opiniones-2026): Un análisis honesto de Outrank en septiembre de 2026: precios, el piloto automático de 30 artículos al mes, su estudio de 2.119 webs, el intercambio de enlaces y sus términos, y cuándo encaja mejor una alternativa que mide para webs en Framer y Webflow.
- [Cómo medir la visibilidad de tu marca en ChatGPT](https://get-citable.com/es/blog/como-medir-visibilidad-de-tu-marca-en-chatgpt): Un método práctico para medir si ChatGPT y otros asistentes de IA mencionan y citan tu marca: elegir preguntas de compra, repetir muestras, dar porcentajes con intervalo y ver a quién citan en tu lugar.

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