CueScout measures whether AI search engines cite your site.
It asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini the questions your buyers actually type, then reports what the engines built their answers from: the exact pages and domains cited, the share each domain holds of the answer corpus, and whether your brand was named, cited, both, or neither. Named and cited are tracked separately, because engines mention far more brands than they link to.
The part most teams have not seen before is the overlap with Google. A page can be cited constantly in AI answers and rank nowhere in Search Console, and the reverse happens just as often. CueScout reports both numbers against each other.
From the recurring buyer questions in your corpus it builds a dated plan of pages to write, with the cited sources attached as evidence. Plan items can be turned into drafts, metered per week.
The base plan is $49/month: one brand, 50 buyer questions, checks every three days across three engines, 1,500 visibility checks and 20 page drafts a month. Brands, prompts, engines, and check frequency are added as capacity rather than as tiers. A Grok pack is sold separately as 20 fixed prompts checked weekly.
A citation scan is free and needs no signup, as are the technical readiness tools: schema generator, robots.txt generator, sitemap validator, and AI crawler check.
CueScout is read-only. It does not post anywhere on your behalf, and reports are branded as CueScout rather than white-labelled.