Cited Score
How often AI engines cite and name a company
Each scan asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, Google AI Overviews and Grok a category’s buyer questions: three times each on the chat engines, once on Google AI Overviews and Grok. The score is 70% being cited as a source and 30% being named, out of 100. The companies below are published examples: each is one dated snapshot, not a continuous track.
Published snapshots
- CowbellCyber insurance9
- Cover GeniusEmbedded insurance35
- OmieERP para PMEs (Brasil)43
- Alter DomusFund administration16
- Mercado PagoGateways de pagamento (Brasil)41
- MeridianLinkLoan origination software26
- Checkout.comPayments APIs8
- SocotraInsurance policy administration software10
- Next InsuranceSmall business insurance21
- AddeparWealth management software18
A dash means the snapshot was withheld: at least one engine answered too few questions for a fair score. The page explains which.
Category leaderboards
Which companies the engines name and cite when buyers ask for a recommendation in each category.
The full method (the questions, the model versions, when a score is withheld, and a dated log of every change) is at methodology. Why one engine’s answer is not a proxy for the others is at engine citation overlap. What Claude does when it chooses not to search is in Claude answers payments questions from memory. Want your company measured? See pricing or get a free audit. Your category not listed? We build new categories on request: tell us your company and we’ll set it up.
About this data. These are measurements of what AI engines answered to a fixed set of buyer questions on the dates shown, reported as recorded. They are not Get AI Cited’s opinion, an endorsement, or a rating of any company or product, and AI answers can be wrong. Company names are used only to identify the companies measured, which are not affiliated with Get AI Cited. Results are never for sale: paying Get AI Cited, or not, does not change a published measurement. Spot a factual error? Request a correction; how we handle requests is in our Terms.