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Who gets recommended instead of you on ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, DeepSeek?

Read the answers AI assistants give to the questions your buyers ask. See which brands they name, and which pages they cite.

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The answer

See what AI says when your buyers ask

Agentcites asks each assistant the questions your buyers might ask and keeps every answer in full. You see whether you were named, which competitors were named instead, and which pages the assistant cited.

  • The whole answer, never a summary.
  • Every brand it named, marked in the order it appears.
  • Every source it linked to, with your pages and your competitors’ pages told apart.

Response

What a stored answer looks like. Illustrative.

Asked
03/10/2026
Engine
Perplexity
Type
Non-branded
You were named
No
A page of yours was cited
No
Any source attributed
Yes

Brands named (3)

  1. 1

    Northline

    northline.example

  2. 2

    Kestrel

    kestrel.example

  3. 3

    Everdene

    everdene.example

In the order they first appear in the text. That is not a ranking.

Prompt

What is the best tool for scheduling social media posts across several platforms?

Topic: Scheduling

Response

The best tools for scheduling social posts across several platforms are usually schedulers built for small teams. The ones recommended most often are Northline, Kestrel and Everdene, with each platform’s own scheduler as a free fallback.[1][4][7]

For planning a month ahead, the strongest options by use case are:

- Northline: queues posts for every platform from one calendar.[1][3]

- Kestrel: picks the best time to post from past engagement.[4]

- Everdene: manages many client accounts, with an approval step before posting.[7]

Sources (7)

  • [1]northline.example
  • [2]social-media-guide.example
  • [3]smallbiz-reviews.example
  • [4]kestrel.example
  • [5]freelancer-forum.example
  • [6]marketing-weekly.example
  • [7]everdene.example

Coloured where the source belongs to a brand named above.

Where you are missing

Every question you are missing from

See, topic by topic, how often each competitor is named in answers to questions that do not contain your name. Those are the questions a buyer asks before they know you, so they show where you are missing.

  • Questions that contain your name are left out, because an assistant almost always names the brand it is asked about.
  • Every cell prints its number, so you never have to read a colour.
  • Read down a column to see which competitor owns a topic.

Where you are absent

Only questions that do not contain your name, because those show whether assistants bring you up on their own. Illustrative.

How often each competitor was named, by topic, across non-branded questions in one run. An illustrative example with made-up brands.
NorthlineKestrelEverdeneHaldenPinecrest
scheduling75%50%25%25%
posting times50%75%25%25%
analytics100%50%50%
client accounts25%50%100%25%
approvals50%25%75%50%
link in bio75%75%25%
client portal50%25%50%25%
small agencies100%75%50%25%50%
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The competition

Who was named instead, and the likely reason

For each question you are missing from, see which competitor the assistants named and the kind of page behind the answer, such as a review roundup or a comparison page. The answers and their sources are evidence. The reason is a model’s judgement, and the screen tells you a model wrote it.

  • The competitor named, read straight from the answers.
  • The sources cited, matched to a brand by web address and never guessed.
  • A likely reason, written by a model and labelled as its judgement.
ANSWERSTHEIRLINKSJUDGEMENTWINNERREASON

Questions you are missing from

The possible reason is a model’s reading of the answer, not a proven cause. Illustrative.

QuestionNamed insteadPossible reason
What is the best tool for scheduling social media posts across several platforms?NorthlineReview roundup
Which social media scheduler posts at the best time automatically?KestrelComparison page
How do I manage several clients’ social accounts in one place?EverdeneReview roundup
Is there a social media scheduler with clear pricing for small teams?HaldenReadable pricing

When you find a gapstart a draft to answer it

Found a question you are missing from? Agentcites can write an editable draft for it. Review it, add what only you know, and decide whether to publish. A draft is a starting point, and publishing one does not guarantee the assistants will name you.

Over time

See what changes, week by week

The same questions go to every assistant, every week. You see how often each one names you, links to your pages and names your competitors, and what changes from one week to the next.

  • A trend line appears once there are two scans. With one scan, the chart tells you a trend needs two.
  • Every figure shows what it divides by.
  • With swing sampling on, a change smaller than the usual swing is marked too small to tell.
Mention rateChatGPTNon-branded only

9.6%

Share of voicePerplexityOf every naming
Postprism26.4%
Northline24.1%
Kestrel16.8%
Everdene10.2%
Other22.5%
Citation rateGeminiPages cited

3.1%

A page of yours3.1/100
A competitor's page38.6/100

An illustration of the same run. Every figure on it is illustrative.

Every number you seehas the answer behind it

  • The original answersOpen any figure and read the answers it was counted from.
  • Your name, counted apartQuestions that contain your name are counted separately, so they never flatter your figures.
  • Clear limitsThe method page says what each figure measures and what it cannot see.

One plan, one priceand your first scan is free

We ask 20 of your questions to four AI assistants before you pay, and you do not need a card. The plan is for when you want the rest.

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It asks the assistants every week, keeps every answer, and writes the pages that win your losses back.

  • 50 buyer questions, generated from your site.
  • Asked of up to 4 AI assistants, every week.
  • A ranked list of the questions you lose, and to whom.
  • 50 complete draft pages a month, written to win them back.
  • A copy-paste block that works on any website.
  • An email the first time an assistant cites your page.
  • More websites at the same price each, such as an agency running several.
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  1. 01

    Your first scan is free.

    Give us your web address. Agentcites reads your site, writes the questions your buyers ask and finds your competitors. You check all three. Then it asks 20 of the questions to four AI assistants, once. You do not need a card.

  2. 02

    Choose the plan when you want more.

    You pay through Stripe, for each website. The plan shows who won each question you lost, gives you a to-do list, writes the pages and asks every question each week.

  3. 03

    Every week after that.

    The scan runs on the day and hour you set. Cancel any time from the Billing screen, and the plan runs to the end of the month you paid for.

Guidesto getting your brand named in AI answers

Agentcites/GuidesHow to rank in ChatGPT search: how it picks sources, and what you can changeChatGPT search has no fixed ranking. How it picks the pages it cites, from OpenAI’s own pages, and the parts of that process you can change.
Agentcites/GuidesHow to get cited by Perplexity: how it picks the sources it showsHow to get cited by Perplexity, from its own crawler documentation and published research: let PerplexityBot in, then write the passage it can lift.
Agentcites/GuidesAI visibility tools compared, with the criteria stated firstSeven AI visibility tools set side by side on price, assistants, prompts, how often they check and whether they write the fix. Every fact from their own pages.
Agentcites/Guidesrobots.txt for AI crawlers: GPTBot, PerplexityBot, ClaudeBot and the restWhich AI crawler names to put in robots.txt, what each one controls according to its vendor, and example lines for training, search and user fetches.

Questionswe get asked

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What do I get from the free scan?

We ask 20 of your buyer questions to four AI assistants, once, and you read every answer. You see whether you were named, who was named instead and which pages were cited. You do not need a card.

What does Agentcites do?

It writes the questions your buyers might ask, puts them to AI assistants every week, and keeps every answer. You see where you are named, who is named instead, which pages are cited, and how that changes over time. When you find a gap, it can also write an editable draft page.

Which assistants does it ask?

Today it asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, DeepSeek. Google AI Overviews offers no public way to send it questions, so it is not included.

How often does it check?

Every week, on the day and hour you choose. You can also run one more scan by hand each week.

Will this get me recommended?

Not on its own. An assistant weighs many things no tool controls. Agentcites shows you where you are missing and what the assistants say instead, so you can decide what to change and see whether it worked.

Do you publish pages for me?

No. A draft is yours to edit, and to publish on your own site if you choose to. Your site is what the assistants need to read, so the page belongs there.

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