Citation rate for your site
See how often eligible successful observations include a native citation to your confirmed domain, with the denominator visible.
Separate native provider citations from URLs mentioned in generated text. Inspect the cited domains and pages behind the answers your buyers see.
Provider API observations. No placement guarantees.What was observed → what your site says → what to check next
A brand mention and a source citation are different signals. Citestra counts your own site citations only when a provider exposes native citation evidence for a confirmed domain. It keeps the source format and provider attached to the observation, so citation rates remain interpretable.
One connected workflow gives your team the context to move from observation to a useful next step.
See how often eligible successful observations include a native citation to your confirmed domain, with the denominator visible.
Explore cited URLs and domains alongside the answer and the prompt that produced them.
Find the sources and competing brands present in answers where your site is missing.
Use citation patterns together with crawl findings to identify a page worth clarifying or expanding.
Start with public evidence, then give every change a clear reason and a fair follow-up.
Read the measurement methodologyIdentify the website that should count toward your citation rate.
Collect repeated responses from configured provider APIs.
Inspect native citations, inline URLs, and provider specific source details separately.
Update a page supported by evidence and compare a later cohort where measurement remains comparable.
Not necessarily. Citestra does not count a URL in generated prose as a native citation unless the provider supplies citation evidence.
No. Search tools, grounding metadata, and citation formats differ by provider and answer. Citestra preserves those distinctions.
No. Citation rate is an observation about responses to your prompts, not a traffic or revenue forecast.
Run a bounded audit of public pages and review the evidence before you make a change.