Track the shortlist prompts
“Best [category] for [segment]” across five engines daily and Claude weekly.
Solutions
Software buyers now ask an assistant for a shortlist. Citeflare shows whether you are on it, who is instead, and which pages would change the answer.
The problem
Shortlist prompts decide who gets evaluated. If the engine does not name you, you are not in the running.
Engines lean on review sites and forums, so a competitor’s framing can become the default description of your product.
If AI crawlers cannot read your docs, changelog or pricing, there is nothing for them to cite.
How citeflare helps
“Best [category] for [segment]” across five engines daily and Claude weekly.
See which competitors win which prompts and on which engine.
Find the comparison pages, listicles and threads that engines cite.
See whether GPTBot and ClaudeBot read pricing, docs and comparison pages.
Draft guides and comparisons from the prompts you are losing.
Ask why visibility moved after a release or a new page.
Workflow
01
Brand name, aliases and the competitors you meet in deals.
02
Category, comparison and use-case questions.
03
See where competitors are named and you are not, and what is cited.
04
Ship a page, then watch the prompt on every engine.
recommended plan
Five engines daily and Claude weekly, 120 tracked prompts, crawler analytics, WordPress and webhook publishing and 30 articles a month for one team.
Compare plansFaq
No. It covers a different surface: answers from AI assistants. Keep using your SEO tools for search results.
Yes, via WordPress or a webhook that receives the article as JSON, on Growth and Agency.
Yes. Add any prompt, from category questions to specific integrations or alternatives.
Scans start the same day. How fast engines pick up a new page varies, so track the prompt over weeks rather than days.
Monthly or annual plans. Cancel any time.