The conclusion first: your customers have already moved to asking an AI, and right now the AI's answers mostly do not mention you. Citely is not another dashboard to learn — it is a consultant inside your AI. Paste one link and keep talking to your AI exactly as you always have: topics, drafts and results, all by talking.
People click through less and less, and ask an AI more and more.
When someone asks an AI "how do I choose this, who is good", whether you are in the answer decides whether you exist.
That really is the order, not packaging. Know how it is written today, then get the content right, and only then let measurement answer whether it worked.
Paste an article in and get a score out of 100 on the spot, with a list of changes you can act on. The lowest barrier there is, and it comes with every plan.
Articles produced for your brand and what your market is asking. What you pay for is results you can hold, not access to data.
Weekly measurement of tracked keywords starts at Lite, with the numbers handed over as they are. Interpretation, share against your peers and the monthly report come from Standard up — because we will not pad a report with analysis we never did.
There is no new interface to learn. Citely is a data connection you plug into your AI, delivering your information and your market data to the AI you already use, so it has your material in hand when it answers.
Technically the connection runs on the MCP standard, so any AI that supports it can connect directly. All you do is paste the link.
No new dashboard, no charts to interpret yourself. You ask one thing in the chat box and get an answer you can understand. The screen is an illustration.
It reads well, but there are no numbers and no basis. An AI will not cite a passage like this.
Conclusion first, numbers specific, source checkable. That is a passage an AI can cite.
An AI does not read the whole piece when answering. It picks passages that answer clearly, can be traced to a source, and have a structure it can read. All three are achievable, and we have turned them into a fixed monthly process.
Every paragraph states its conclusion in the first sentence, with numbers, specifications and dates up front. Vague passages do not get used.
Explain how the number was arrived at and what it rests on. With a basis, an AI is willing to treat you as a source it trusts.
Organised into questions and sections, not one block of prose. With a clear structure, an AI can cut out a passage it can quote.
The same set of questions asked once on each of five AI platforms, counting how often you were mentioned and comparing it with the first measurement. The layout below is an illustration; the real numbers come from your tracked keywords.
The proportions shown are an illustration of the layout, not real client data. The actual report comes with the question list, measurement dates and month-on-month change.
We are not here to sell you three feature tabs. Our argument is that being seen by AI should be handled end to end by one assistant.
No more staring at a blank page. Ask once, and it looks at what the market is worried about and where the AI's answers leave you out, then hands you the topics worth writing.
Say "write this for me" and what comes back is not well-formed filler. It is written the way citation actually works, aimed at getting the AI to name you when it answers.
Ask once at month end for a visibility report you can read: how often AI mentioned you, whether that is more or less than your competitors, and what to fill in next.
Paste Citely into the AI you already use — Claude, ChatGPT and others. Zero installs, zero configuration.
"What should I write this month?" "Write this one for me." "Add a tracked keyword." Talk to it like a colleague.
The content, the visibility report and what to adjust all come back into the same conversation. Want another tracked keyword? Say so, get a quote on the spot, activated straight away, with no unexpected invoice.
A buyer asks an AI "who can supply this specification" and the AI cannot name you. Citely turns the facts on your spec sheet — certifications, MOQ, lead times — into content an AI is willing to cite. From unfindable to cited.
A patient asks an AI "who is good for this treatment". Citely turns your expertise, cases and patient education into trustworthy answers an AI will put forward.
A shopper asks an AI "how do I choose, which brand is better". Citely turns your product advantages into answers an AI will quote at the moment of decision.
No marketing team is fine. You look after the expertise; Citely handles the topics, the content and the results.
| Using an AI yourself | Hiring an agency | Citely | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Knows your market | General knowledge only | You have to spend time bringing them up to speed | Connected to your data and your market data |
| Whether an AI will cite it | Depends on how well you prompt | Depends on what the freelancer knows | Citation conditions built in |
| Speed of revision | Instant, but you explain it all over again each time | Back and forth, usually measured in days | Say it in the conversation, changed on the spot |
| Volume | However much time you have | The number of pieces in the contract | As many as you like within your plan |
| Performance measurement | None | Usually just a traffic report | Mention rate measured and compared monthly |
| Cost | Cheap, but the results are erratic | Charged per piece; expensive at volume | A fixed monthly fee, up or down whenever you like |
In one line: doing it yourself is cheapest but erratic, and an agency is the least effort but not fast. Citely gives your own AI the professional capability — fast, steady, and at a volume you decide.
Three minutes to set up, zero installs, nothing to learn. Your first piece of content built to be cited can be produced today.
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