Know which sites AI cites. Then draft the page or the pitch.

Answer engines lean on a handful of sources. The Sources view shows which sites AI cites for your prompts, and the agent drafts the answer page, comparison or outreach pitch. You review and ship.

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Peakmark Sources view listing the domains AI cites and where you appear (sample data)

Publishing without knowing what AI reads

“We publish constantly. AI cites our competitors’ pages.”

The Sources view lists the domains and URLs AI cites for your prompts, whether each one is you, a competitor or a third party, and whether you appear there.

“Our best comparison page never appears in AI answers.”

The agent drafts a comparison page or an answer page from the prompts you’re losing and your live data. You review, edit and publish it. A draft helps; it doesn’t decide what AI cites.

“Review sites and forums get cited instead of us.”

Sources shows which review sites and communities feed the answers. The agent drafts an outreach pitch to a site AI already cites, and you review it and send it yourself.

Source intelligence, then drafts

Know which sites AI cites, then draft what to publish or send.

Source intelligence

The domains and URLs AI cites for your prompts, tagged as you, a competitor or a third party, with how often each is used and whether you appear. A Gaps view shows where you’re missing.

Answer pages and comparison pages

The agent drafts an answer page or a comparison page for a prompt you’re losing, written from your live data. You review and ship.

Outreach pitches

For a site AI already cites and that doesn’t mention you, the agent drafts the pitch: why that site, one piece of proof, and what you’re asking for. You review it.

Citation monitoring

Every daily run records which sources the answers cite, and alerts tell you when a competitor appears or you lose a citation.

12%

of links cited by ChatGPT, Gemini and Copilot appear in Google’s top 10 results for the same prompt

Ahrefs, 2025

How Sources & content works

  1. See the sources

    Every daily run keeps the sources AI cites. Open the Sources view to see which sites they are and where you’re missing.

  2. Ask the agent to draft

    Ask for an answer page, a comparison or an outreach pitch. The agent works from your live data, and only when you ask.

  3. Review, ship, keep watching

    You review and ship the drafts yourself. The daily runs keep recording the sources and answers, so you can see whether they change.

Frequently asked questions

What does the Sources view show?
The domains and URLs AI cites in its answers to your tracked prompts, tagged as you, a competitor or a third party, with how often each is used and whether you appear. It comes from the daily runs, so it reflects the answers Peakmark stored.
Which sites do AI engines cite?
It varies by category, and it’s measurable. Often it’s a mix of review platforms, communities, comparison articles and vendor sites. Peakmark shows the actual list for your prompts and how much each source is used.
Does the agent write and publish for me?
It drafts answer pages, comparison pages, rewrites and outreach pitches in chat, only when you ask. You review, edit and ship every draft yourself. Every plan includes a monthly agent allowance; Pro’s is larger.
Will a new page or pitch get me cited?
We can’t promise that. AI answers change from run to run and no tool controls them. Peakmark shows which sources the answers use, drafts what you ask for, and measures every day whether the answers change.

See which sources AI cites for your brand

Your first measurement usually lands within minutes of subscribing. Then open the Sources view and ask the agent for a draft.

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