Does your page speed cost you AI citations?
AI crawlers and answer engines favor pages that load fast and stay technically healthy. AmICited tracks Core Web Vitals (LCP, INP, CLS), TTFB and an overall health score for every page, then shows how speed relates to whether that page gets cited.
Slow pages lose AI citations
Most tools stop at whether AI mentioned you. AmICited tracks the whole system behind the citation, including whether your page is fast enough for a crawler to fetch, render and trust in the first place.
- ✓Per-page Core Web Vitals and TTFB: LCP, INP, CLS and time to first byte for your cited (and not-yet-cited) pages, refreshed continuously.
- ✓One health score per page: a single number that folds speed, stability and technical health into something you can rank and act on.
- ✓Flags the slow pages losing citations: AmICited correlates speed with citation likelihood, so you see which slow pages are actually costing you answers.
- ✓Prioritized fixes your agent can action: ordered by citation upside, ready for Claude Code or your build to ship, not a wall of generic warnings.
Watch citations recover after you ship the speed fix
Once a slow page gets faster, AmICited keeps tracking it so you can see citation rank climb over the following weeks, per prompt and per engine, and confirm the fix actually paid off.
- ✓Before and after in one view: health score and citation rank tracked side by side over time.
- ✓Per prompt, per engine: see exactly where a faster page started winning answers.
- ✓Attribution you can defend: tie a speed improvement to a measurable citation lift.
Is page speed quietly costing you AI citations?
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