How to Switch Between Domain and URL Views in AmICited

The same citation data answers two different questions: which sites shape AI answers, and which exact pages do. The By domain / By URL toggle flips your Sources views between the two.

Where to find it

The By domain / By URL toggle sits in the top-right of both the Cited by provider table and the All sources table on the Sources page.

What each view shows

• By domain — each row is a whole site (e.g. reddit.com), aggregating all its cited pages. Best for seeing the competitive landscape at a site level.
• By URL — each row is a single page (e.g. reddit.com/r/...), so you see the exact articles being cited. Best for content benchmarking.

Everything else — the per-engine heatmap columns, totals and sparklines — stays the same; only the grain of the rows changes.

How to use it

1. Zoom out with By domain to answer “who are my citation competitors?”
2. Zoom in with By URL to answer “which pages are winning the citations, and what do they do well?”
3. Benchmark against real pages. In By URL, open a top-cited page and compare it to your own with the prompt-level Compare a URL tool.
4. Watch your own pages. In By URL you can see exactly which of your URLs are getting cited — and which of your important pages aren’t.