AI system
Perplexity
One of six systems available in AI Control.
Track research and comparison prompts in Perplexity, then review the brands and source pages included in each saved response.
Use the response and its cited pages together to understand how Perplexity handles your audience’s questions.
AI system
Perplexity
One of six systems available in AI Control.
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1 credit
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Source review
URL · domain · brand
Inspect citations returned with the response alongside brand mentions.
Report options
XLSX · PDF · link
Export results or share a read-only project view.
The mock report uses example domains and names. Real citations depend on each response.
See which pages Perplexity refers to when answering a researched or comparative question.
Check how the answer positions your brand and competitors before interpreting a mention as positive or negative.
Repeat the same research prompt to see which domains appear across a set of saved responses.
Compare cited pages for your brand and alternatives to find which types of information show up in the answer.
When sources are returned, compare the cited pages across the same prompt set. A citation is a useful research signal, not proof of a fixed ranking or recommendation.
The strongest prompts make the audience, question, and evidence need clear.
Start with a task where a buyer expects reasons, comparisons, or source material.
Save Perplexity’s answer and the links that accompany it, when available.
Open cited URLs and compare the specific information included in each response.
No. The tracker can show URLs present in the captured response. If there are no links, the response can still be reviewed for brand mentions and the position of each name.
No. A citation shows a source included with that answer. Read the surrounding text to understand whether the page is background information, evidence, or a direct recommendation.
No. It is a record of sources returned for selected AI prompts, not a crawl, backlink report, or indexation audit.
Use the same prompt wording and audience context across dated runs. Compare both the source URL and how the response refers to it.
Try the demo, then create a research prompt set for your category.