Are these rankings a traffic estimate?
No. They report published citation and answer aggregates from the AmICited panel; they do not estimate visits, impressions or conversions.
AI Search Rankings
Compare which domains and brands appear in AI answers, how source choices differ by engine, and what changed across the available rolling-year history.
No published measurements are available yet.
Ranks domain visibility in AI answers using the selected panel and coverage window. Citation share counts repeated citation rows, while answer share counts each answer once when it cites the domain. Read the two percentages together: frequent citations and broad answer coverage describe different patterns, and neither measure evaluates the accuracy or quality of a source.
This report is not available for the published week.
Summarises an AI engine's published panel. Sources per answer is the mean number of citation occurrences per eligible answer; cited share is answers with at least one citation divided by all eligible answers; distinct domains counts unique cited sites across the displayed period. These measures describe citation breadth and coverage, not source authority or answer quality.
This report is not available for the published week.
Shows the share of eligible AI citation rows assigned to each kind of domain, such as publishers, forums, retailers or brand sites. Repeated citations contribute repeated rows, so this is a composition of citation activity rather than unique pages or answer coverage. The mix describes cited-source categories, not the accuracy, authority or quality of each class.
This report is not available for the published week.
Ranks brand visibility in AI search by each brand's share of recognised mention occurrences in eligible answers. Answer share separately counts each answer once when it mentions the brand, while known sentiment averages on a 0 hostile, 50 neutral and 100 positive scale with missing sentiment omitted. These measures describe mentions, coverage and tone, not market share.
This report is not available for the published week.
Shows domains whose published rank moved by at least three places between the latest two comparable weeks. A movement appears only when the domain passed publication rules in both weeks, so an absent row does not mean a new entrant or disappearance. Rank changes describe the public list, not a change in raw citation volume.
This report is not available for the published week.
The rankings summarize citations and brand mentions observed across fixed country and language panels on each supported engine. They describe the published panels and available coverage, rather than all prompts or all users.
Domain share, first-position citations, source types and engine overlap answer different questions. Read them together to understand visibility, breadth and concentration without turning one number into a quality score.
Start with the overview, then open an engine or market page to inspect the relevant source mix. Use the rolling-year history and change monitor to investigate recent shifts.
A citation can reflect usefulness, authority, availability or the way an answer was assembled. Verify the cited page itself before changing editorial or commercial decisions.
No. They report published citation and answer aggregates from the AmICited panel; they do not estimate visits, impressions or conversions.
Small rows are suppressed under the publication rules and retained in an aggregate Other bucket so totals remain useful without exposing narrow observations.
Use AmICited to monitor how AI answers mention your brand, cite your domain and respond to the prompts that matter to you.