How to Drill Down into a Single Source in AmICited

Seeing that a domain is cited a lot is useful; seeing what for is actionable. Click any source and its drill-down panel opens, showing the exact pages and prompts that source is winning citations for.

Where to find it

Click any row (a domain or page) in the Cited by provider or All sources tables on the Sources page. A panel slides in from the right, headed SOURCE with the domain name and a summary like “176 citations across 137 pages.”

What the panel shows

• A summary — total citations and how many pages of that source were cited.
• Two tabs:
  • Top Pages — the specific pages on that source that get cited, ranked by how often.
  • Prompts — the tracked prompts this source is cited for, each with its citation rank (e.g. #1), how many times it was cited (cited 6×) and how recently.
• Filter chips (e.g. Filtered: ChatGPT) let you scope the panel to one engine.

How to use it

1. Understand a competitor’s strength. Open a domain that’s out-citing you and read its Top Pages — what content is earning those citations?
2. Find contested prompts. The Prompts tab shows exactly which of your questions that source wins — your target list.
3. Filter by engine to see whether a source’s influence is concentrated in one model.
4. Act on it. Pair what you learn here with Generate article and Compare a URL to build content that can take those citations.