Everything you need to get oriented.
Start with the quickstart, then dig into how each metric is defined, how audits work, and what the allowance and trial mean for you.
Getting started
- Introduction
What Citeroot does today, what it deliberately doesn't, and how the pieces fit.
- Quickstart
From sign-up to your first baseline in about fifteen minutes.
- Core concepts
Projects, prompts, engines, runs, answers, sources and findings — the vocabulary used throughout Citeroot.
Measuring AI visibility
- Metric definitions
Exactly how named, cited, recommended, position, share of voice and the 95% interval are calculated — and where they can be wrong.
- Prompt panels
How to design, group and limit a prompt panel — and how to generate a starter set.
- Source Map
Read the sources behind your answers, how they're typed, and how gap lists work.
- Reading changes and variance
How Citeroot separates real movement from run-to-run noise.
- Engines and models
Which AI engines Citeroot asks, how, and how close an API answer is to what a person sees.
- Runs and allowance
How runs work, what counts toward your monthly answers, and how automatic cadence is chosen.
Diagnosing your site
- Site Audit
What the crawl checks, how domain verification works and how scores are reported.
- Crawler access
How Citeroot reports AI crawler permissions by purpose and what the statuses mean.
- Briefs and insights
Beta: drafts written from your own data, and how to treat them.
Export & roadmap
- Exports and roadmap
What you can take out of Citeroot today, and the integrations that are planned but not built.
Account & security
- Security and data handling
What we store, where it goes, and how to export or delete it.
- Trial, plans and billing
How the 14-day trial works, what happens when it ends, and how to subscribe, change plan or cancel.
- Your account
Email confirmation, passwords, one login per account, and what's coming for teams.