Everything that decides whether you get found.

The modules

• AI citations

  We run the questions your customers actually ask through the AI engines and log who gets cited. You see whether it is you, a competitor or a directory page that owns the answer.

• Nordic keyword engine

  Compound words are the norm in Norwegian, Swedish and Danish. "Nettbutikkløsning" and "nettbutikk løsning" are the same intent, but most tools count them as two searches. Our engine merges them, and treats Bokmål and Nynorsk as one language.

• SERP tracking

  Daily position measurement on the keywords that matter. Search depth is stored alongside the position, so two measurements are never compared on the wrong basis.

• Geo grid

  Local ranking as a heatmap across a grid of points, with ATRP per point. A point we did not reach is shown as unmeasured — not as "does not rank".

• Technical audits

  Continuous crawling with a health score, Core Web Vitals per template, indexing status and schema checks. You hear about it when something breaks.

• Competitors

  Keyword gap and overlap against the rivals you actually meet in the SERP, with Google Business Profile and reviews alongside.

• Backlinks

  Referring domains and summary link metrics, refreshed weekly.

• Overview

  Everything in one place, updated daily — with a source and timestamp on every number.

• Reports

  Monthly reports with frozen numbers: a published report shows what was actually sent, and is never regenerated afterwards. Shared with a link.

• Action plan

  Concrete actions in priority order, derived from the measurements — not another dashboard you have to interpret yourself.

• Tools

  PageSpeed with both lab data (Lighthouse) and field data (CrUX), plus submission to Google’s Indexing API.

Principles

How we treat the numbers.

Frequently asked questions

What does it mean to be "cited" in an AI answer?

When someone asks ChatGPT, Google AI Overview or Perplexity about something in your industry, the answer is assembled from sources the engine picks. If your site is one of them, you are cited. Cited runs those questions regularly and logs who actually gets chosen.

Why do Nordic languages need their own keyword engine?

Because Norwegian, Swedish and Danish compound their words. "Nettbutikkløsning" and "nettbutikk løsning" are the same intent, but most tools count them as two separate searches and split the volume. Cited merges them, and treats Bokmål and Nynorsk as one language rather than two markets.

Where do the numbers come from?

DataForSEO for SERP, keyword volume, backlinks and crawling. Google Search Console for actual impressions and clicks. PageSpeed Insights and CrUX for lab and field performance. Google Business Profile for local presence. Gemini grounding for AI mentions. Every measurement is tagged with source and timestamp.

Do I own my data?

Yes. Full export in CSV and JSON, an open API from day one, and no lock-in period. Switch vendors and your history comes with you. That is a deliberate contrast to tools where your history disappears the day you cancel.

How often is everything updated?

SERP positions are measured daily. Performance data is fetched daily, backlinks and technical audits weekly, and reports are generated monthly. A published report is frozen: it shows the numbers that were actually sent, and is not regenerated afterwards.