Knowing that a domain gets cited a lot is useful, but sometimes you need more precision than that. Top Citation Pages shows the individual URLs cited most often by AI models when answering the prompts defined in your project, rather than grouping everything at the domain level. As with the rest of the Sources tab, it's worth filtering this by a specific model, since the pages one model leans on can look very different from another's.
The Main Table
For each page, you'll see its title and full URL, its Share (what percentage of citations it accounts for) and how many Prompts it was cited in, both compared against the previous period so you can spot movement at a glance. The small square icon next to a link opens that exact page directly. Clicking the title or URL itself takes you to a full breakdown of that page instead.
Going Deeper Into a Single Page
Click on any page in the table and you'll land on a dedicated view built around that one URL.
At the top, you'll find the URL Type (for example a listicle, a comparison, or another kind of page), the total Usage (how many times it's been cited, and how that's changed), the No. of prompts it appeared in, and its Lifecycle, showing when it was first picked up by an AI model and when it was last cited.
Usage Over Time
A chart showing how citations of this page have moved over the current period compared to the previous one, switchable between daily, weekly, and monthly views. Next to it, Usage by model breaks down which AI models are actually citing this page, so you can see whether it's a favorite of one specific model or gets picked up more broadly.
Prompts
Below that, you'll find every prompt from your project where this page was cited, along with how many queries pulled it in. This is the fastest way to understand exactly which questions are driving citations for this particular source.
For the domain-level view of your sources, see our article on Top Citation Domains. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact us.