Press Release with AI Citation Tracking
Publish a release and find out whether an AI engine quoted it. Every release is checked on days one, two, seven, thirty, sixty and ninety: Perplexity at every check, Claude and Gemini in the first week, ChatGPT on Premium. You get the dated answer, the question asked and where your release sat in it. Included from €9.95.
Free preview. Pay only when you publish: €9.95 for your company's first release, then €49.95. No subscription.
How It Works
Enter Your Announcement
Provide your company name, announcement details, and contact info. No technical knowledge required.
AI Generates Your PR
Claude Sonnet 5.5 creates a professional press release with SEO optimization and Schema.org markup, drafted in about a minute and live the same day.
Publish & Track
Your release goes live the same day, then we track which AI answers cite it: Perplexity, Claude and Gemini on every release, ChatGPT on Premium.
Why the tracking is the product
Nobody Can Tell You If AI Used Your Release
A wire reports pickups. AI engines report nothing. Tracking asks the engines the questions a customer would ask and records the answers that cite your page, with the date and position.
Citations Arrive on a Schedule, Not at Once
Crawlers fetch a new release within hours, but the first citations usually land around day seven. The checks are timed to that pattern, so you see the result rather than an early zero.
You Need the Evidence, Not a Score
Each citation is stored with the question, the engine, the answer text and the position, so you can show a client or a colleague exactly what was said and when.
Powerful Features Built for 2026
Drafted From Your Facts
Give the generator what happened: the product, the price, the date, the place. The draft uses what you supply, and a check flags any number, quote or claim that is not in your input before you approve.
You Approve the Exact Text
Nothing is published or charged until you approve the final wording. An edit asks for approval again.
Live the Same Day on a Permanent Page
Confirm your company email and the release goes live at its own address, with Schema.org markup, an AI-readable copy and a place in the newsroom feeds AI crawlers already read.
Citation Tracking Included
Every release is checked on a fixed schedule over ninety days: Perplexity at every check, Claude and Gemini in the first week, ChatGPT on Premium, with a dated record of any answer that cites it.
Domain Verified, EU Hosted
Releases publish under a verified company email domain, on EU hosting, with GDPR-compliant handling and Stripe payments.
Pay Per Release
€9.95 for your company's first release, €49.95 after that, or €200 for a 5-pack (€40 each). Preview free and pay only when you publish.
How citation tracking works
When a release is published, twenty questions are generated for it: who the company is, its latest news, its announcement, and questions about the topic of the release. On days one, two, seven, thirty, sixty and ninety those questions are put to Perplexity; Claude and Gemini join the day-two and day-seven checks, and ChatGPT on Premium. The later checks are lighter and run on Perplexity. An answer counts as a citation only when it links to your release page itself, not to the newsroom or another page. Each citation is recorded with the engine, the question, the answer and the position, and the record is in your dashboard.
What the tracking shows
We publish our own numbers. In the thirty days to late October 2026 the newsroom pages were fetched 3,659 times by AI crawlers and viewed 412 times by people. Of the last nine releases we published, eight were cited by an AI engine within a week, most of them in the first position of the answer, and the ninth on day thirty. Almost all of those citations came from Perplexity. The reader of a press release today is a machine, and the point of a release is to be the source that machine quotes when a customer asks about you.
The full data, including the engines that do not cite us yet, is in Do press releases get media coverage?
What makes a release more likely to be cited
From the releases we have tracked: name the company in the headline, because most of the questions engines are asked about a business are brand questions; state one specific fact an engine can quote word for word; write the About paragraph as the answer to who the company is; and say the same fact on your own website so the two sources agree. The rules are explained with the data in How long until AI cites your press release?
Frequently Asked Questions
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