Domain Share Comparison, URL Overview, and Watched Pages

While the rest of the Sources tab looks at citations across the board, these three sections zoom in on one thing specifically: your own tracked domain. You'll find them below Top Citation Pages.

This is where you see how your domain stacks up against everyone else being cited when AI models answer the prompts defined in your project. A donut chart shows your domain's overall share, broken down into three groups: Your domains, Competitors (brands that showed up as competitors in AI responses to your prompts), and Non-competitors (every other domain being cited that isn't a competitor).

This gives you a quick read on where you actually stand.

Right below that, URL Overview breaks down exactly which pages from your own domain are being cited by AI models when answering your project's prompts. For each URL, you'll see the link itself, its usage count, which models have cited it, and when it was first and last used. Click the arrow on the right to expand a row and see exactly which prompts cited that page.

There are five tabs to help you slice this data differently. Top shows your most-cited pages overall. Top gainers shows which pages have picked up the most citations recently. Top decliners shows which ones have lost the most ground. Newly cited shows pages that started getting picked up recently. Dropped off shows pages that used to be cited but haven't shown up in a while.

Sometimes you want to track a specific page before it even shows up in the data above, for example right after publishing a new article and wanting to know the moment AI models start citing it. That's what Watched Pages is for. Click Add pages, paste in the URL, and Chatbeat will start monitoring it for citation performance and trends going forward.

For the broader picture of who's getting cited across your industry, see our article on Top Citation Domains. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact us.