Visibility Sources

See the pages that shape what AI says

AI answers are assembled from a surprisingly small set of pages. Visibility Sources shows you exactly which ones, who they favour, and where a single mention moves many answers at once.

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Visibility Sources table listing the most cited pages with citation counts

Tracked across seven AI platforms

ChatGPTAI ModeAI OverviewsGeminiPerplexityClaudeCopilot

What you get

Every cited page, ranked by influence

The pages doing the most work

Ranked by how often AI actually cites them for your prompts. Fix or earn a place on the top few and you move many answers at once.

Who each page favours

For every page: which brands it mentions and which platforms cite it. The gaps — pages that cite your competitors and never you — are the work list.

Where your visibility comes from

A breakdown of your mentions by source type — your own site, competitors, publishers, communities, directories — so you know whether you're earning citations or borrowing them.

Drill into any domain

Open a domain to see exactly which of its URLs get cited and how often, with your brand and competitors labelled on each.

Find the pages shaping your category

See which sources AI is building its answers from, and where your competitors are cited and you aren't.

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Frequently asked questions

How is this different from backlinks?
Backlinks measure who links to you. Visibility Sources measures which pages AI actually quotes when answering questions in your category — whether or not they link to anyone. A page with no links to you can still decide what AI says about you.
Does it cover pages that don't mention my brand?
Yes, and those are often the most useful. A comparison article that cites three competitors and omits you is a concrete, addressable gap.
How are sources classified?
Each cited host is typed as your own site, a competitor, a publisher, a community or user-generated content, or a directory. Classification rolls up subdomains, so a post on a community subdomain is typed correctly rather than defaulting to publisher.
Can Paprik help me get cited on these pages?
Yes. Each opportunity is classified by how you can actually access it — self-publish, editorial pitch, partnership or indirect only — and Paprik drafts the asset to publish. On Pro and Enterprise plans.