Citelarity: a straightforward way to get your brand mentioned where AI assistants look for answers

When someone asks ChatGPT, Perplexity or Gemini which tool to use, which agency to hire or which product fits their situation, the answer names a few brands and leaves the rest out. Getting into that shortlist has become a marketing problem of its own, and Citelarity, at citelarity.io, is a service built specifically to solve it.

The idea is simple. AI assistants ground their answers in editorial content from sites they already read and trust. Citelarity places mentions of your brand in editorial pieces on those sites, so that when an assistant researches your category, your name is part of the material it draws from.

What Citelarity actually does

Citelarity sells what it calls AI citations: editorial mentions of a brand, published on third-party sites that AI assistants crawl and cite. You write the piece, or have your agency write it, and Citelarity handles placement. The piece goes out exactly as you wrote it, with your title and body, including headings, lists and tables if you use them.

Each placement is targeted by industry. The network covers dozens of categories, grouped into areas such as software, marketing, finance, health, travel, e-commerce and professional services, so a payroll tool and a boutique hotel end up on sites relevant to their own buyers rather than on a generic list.

How ordering works

Citelarity runs on credits, and one order costs one credit. You buy a pack, create a project for each brand you promote, then file orders against that project. Before an order is placed, you can run an availability check that shows how many sites in your chosen categories are open to your brand, so you know what you are getting before anything is spent. Orders are typically delivered within a working day.

Credits never expire, and if an order is declined for any reason the credit comes straight back to your balance. The ordering panel keeps a full ledger, so an agency running several client brands can see exactly what was bought, what was spent and on which project.

Who it is for

Citelarity is built for people who do AI search work for a living: agencies, consultants and freelancers who have clients asking why they do not show up in AI answers. The project structure, the per-brand ordering and the credit model are all designed around managing several brands at once. A single business promoting itself can use it just as easily, but the workflow assumes you will come back regularly rather than place one mention and stop.

What it does not do

Citelarity does not write your content, and it does not promise a particular assistant will cite you on a particular date. Assistants decide what to cite, and they re-check their sources constantly. What Citelarity gives you is consistent, accurately worded third-party presence in the right places, which is the input those decisions are made from. Brands that treat it as an ongoing programme, mapping the questions their buyers ask and placing clear answers over time, are the ones that see their names start to appear.

Pricing

Credit packs start at five credits for 149 dollars, with larger packs of twenty and sixty credits priced lower per order. There is no subscription and no minimum commitment beyond the pack you buy.

The bottom line

AI assistants have become the first screen for a large share of commercial research, and the brands they name are the ones that get considered. Citelarity turns the work of earning those mentions into something you can order, track and repeat, from citelarity.io.