AI Answer Source Analyzer: which websites do AI answers cite?

It depends on the question, the assistant and the moment you ask. Answers can cite listings such as Google Maps, Practo or Justdial, review sites, forums, news articles and business websites, and the mix differs from one market to another. The only reliable way to know for yours is to check: ask the questions your buyers ask, paste the answers with their sources here, and see which sites come up most.

Be present and accurate on the sites the answers already cite, and have a page on your own site that answers the question directly. Claim and complete your listings, keep your name, address and phone the same everywhere, and earn genuine reviews. Google says AI Overviews and AI Mode need nothing beyond normal SEO best practice: a page must be indexed and eligible to show in Search with a snippet.

AI answers are written afresh each time, and each assistant searches and chooses sources in its own way. Google says AI Mode and AI Overviews may use different models and techniques, so the responses and links they show will vary. Ask each question two or three times, and in more than one assistant, paste all the answers, and focus on the sites that keep coming up.

No. Wikipedia's conflict-of-interest guideline strongly discourages editing articles about yourself or your organisation; instead, you can propose changes on the article's talk page and disclose your connection. Paid editors must disclose who pays them. A company also needs significant coverage in several independent, reliable sources before it qualifies for an article, so earn that coverage first through genuine press and industry recognition.

No. There is no free, official way to see the exact answers people get, and answers through the paid APIs can differ from what people see in the apps. You ask the assistant yourself and paste the answer, so the analysis uses exactly what you saw. It runs in your browser: your text is not uploaded to our server or stored by us.