Citable builds AI visibility for startups and software companies. When someone asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini or Claude which tool to use, the answer draws on two things: what the model learned in training, and the pages it retrieves from search. A new brand has little of either. Few sites mention it, and its own site has little authority, so it ranks low.
Citable works on both. Pages about your brand on established news sites and directories give assistants sources that say what you do, and Google, Bing and Yahoo index them. The links on those pages are backlinks to your site that build its authority. Search engines weigh authority when they rank, and assistants that search the web draw on those results. The same pages reach people too, so your brand gets known by readers as well as by the models.
AI visibility trackers show whether assistants mention you, but they add nothing to the web. Citable does that part and shows you every live link.
Today that happens through two channels. A press release runs across a network of 500+ news sites, TV and radio that includes the Associated Press, USA Today, Benzinga and The Globe and Mail: 220M+ potential reach, outlets up to Domain Rating 92, indexed by Google, Bing and Yahoo, and live within 48 hours or a full refund. You write it, import it or let AI draft it. A directory launch submits one listing to up to 100 startup and software directories, 75% of them dofollow, and tracks each until it is live.
Every live link is on your order page and re-checked so you know it stays up, with a report that checks visibility in ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude. No one can promise what an AI assistant will answer or where a page will rank; Citable builds the pages and links both draw on and shows you each one. Pay once with an email address: no account, no call and no retainer.
