Will AI cite
your website?
Maybe. Let's find out.
Audit your website's crawlability, answer readiness, and technical SEO. See what to fix, with evidence.
View sample report
From URL to evidence.
Read the methodology- Step 1
Enter a website
Start with a public page. Add the questions you want your site to answer.
- Step 2
Follow the evidence
CiteMaybe reads up to five pages and checks what their raw HTML actually contains.
- Step 3
Make the next edit
Open a finding, read the source, and take a specific recommendation back to your site.
What the audit covers.
Crawler readiness
Can a crawler reach the page and read its content? Inspect robots rules, access signals, and redirects.
Answer coverage
Which passages relate to your customers’ questions? See keyword matches and the words that triggered them.
Technical basics
Check titles, descriptions, canonicals, and structured data in the HTML the server sends.
Common questions.
Does this tell me if ChatGPT cites my site?
The standard audit checks technical readiness and content. A real citation observation requires a separately configured and budgeted API search test. Reports show whether one actually ran.
Which pages does CiteMaybe check?
The scanner starts at the URL you submit. It can follow up to four additional pages on the final site, subject to crawler rules and fetch budgets. The report lists each attempted page.
Can someone else open my report link?
A private report belongs to the anonymous browser session that created it. Reopen it in the same browser with the session cookie intact. You can export the report or delete it from its page.
Can I use the audit without an AI API key?
Yes. The technical checks, keyword-based question matching, evidence, and recommendations run without a model key.