How to View All Cited Sources in AmICited

The All sources table is the complete, ranked directory of every source AI engines cite for your topics — one row per domain (or page), with the numbers that tell you who matters most.

Where to find it

It’s the All sources table lower on the Sources page, headed with a count like “12 domains cited across all engines,” with its own By domain / By URL toggle.

What each column shows

• # — the source’s rank by citations.
• Domain (or Page) — the source, with your own flagged you.
• URLs — how many distinct pages of that source were cited.
• Citations — total citations across all engines.
• Share — that source’s percentage of all citations for your topics.
• Engines — small icons showing which AI engines cite it.
• Web Vitals and a 14-day sparkline — page-health and recent-trend context, with a Δ change indicator.

How to use it

1. See the whole landscape. This is the master list — everyone competing for citations on your topics, ranked.
2. Find your position. Locate your you row: your rank and share against everyone else.
3. Scan the Engines column to see which sources have broad influence (cited by many engines) versus niche ones.
4. Drill in. Click any row to open its drill-down panel and see the exact pages and prompts behind its numbers.

Use it together with Cited by provider above: that table shows the per-engine breakdown, while All sources gives you the ranked, at-a-glance directory.