The Cited by AI registry
Every business has a website.
Almost nobody has a webcite.
A webcite is a web presence built to be read, verified, and cited by AI assistants — so when customers ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Perplexity, the answer has your name in it.
New to the word? → What is a webcite?
The badge
Google gave you stars. AI gives you trophies.
A live counter of how often AI assistants have sent a real human to your page. Renders inline where the script tag sits — the badge lives in your page, never on top of it. It can’t cover your content or hurt your page experience.
<script src="https://webcite.org/badge.js" async></script>
Served from webcite.org with immutable caching. Zero layout shift — the badge reserves its exact dimensions before hydration.
The registry
Registered webcites
registry syncing
What makes a webcite
Four tenets
- 01
Answer-first content
The first sentence states the fact. No preamble.
- 02
Verifiable facts
Sources named inline, linked to primary references.
- 03
Machine-readable schema
JSON-LD that mirrors the visible answer.
- 04
A named human
One accountable reviewer, with credentials and a bio.
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