Being mentioned and being cited are not the same thing.
A mention means AI named you. A citation means it linked you. Gensiv counts both separately, tracks each over time, and shows where in the answer you actually land.
On every plan, Free included. Prompt and engine caps set the sample size.
Mentions
1,284
Citations
412
Where you appear in the answer
Mentions, citations, and the position you hold in the answer
Everything in this capability
Mentions and citations, counted apart
Two separate trends, because they mean different things. Plenty of brands get named often and linked rarely, and that gap is a fixable problem rather than a rounding error.
Position distribution
When the answer is a ranked list, we record where you sit. Appearing fifth in every answer is a very different brief from appearing first in a fifth of them.
Filter by engine and window
Slice by engine, competitor, and date range, so you can tell a real shift from one model changing its behaviour for a week.
Movement over time
Both counts carry a trend against the previous period, so you can see whether last month's work moved anything.
Every tracked prompt run is graded for whether your brand was named and whether your domain appeared among the sources the engine cited. Counts are totals across successful runs in the window, so a failed engine query never quietly depresses the number.
Two numbers
Mention rate tells you whether AI knows you. Citation rate tells you whether it trusts you enough to link you. You need both.
How it scales with your plan
Annual billing saves roughly 25%.
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