First, a screen we measured ourselves
1,088 domains that were cited exactly once
More than half the domains that got cited at all were cited once. A single appearance is not a position, and you cannot tell the two apart from a screenshot of one good answer.
What was measured
We have not put up a list for the US market yet. The ones up today are the Japanese market and the Korean market. Why not yet: single pass per query — 50 valid observations on the widest surface against the 343 that back the KR and JP ladders. Publishing a ladder on this sample would put a seven-times-smaller denominator under the same heading. What it takes: re-run the same 50-query US panel with 7 repeats per query on one surface, as KR and JP were measured.
What moves first
Citations come from the pages on a domain, not from one page. Check whether your writing is shaped to be lifted before you chase the list.
What you saw here / what the paid tier adds
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What splits them — How fresh the reading is
Where free ends
The whole list is on screen, nothing held back. What we sell is deciding what to fix, in what order, to get onto it — and doing the fixing.
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What this lookup misses
- One panel, one point in time. Being off the list does not mean zero citations — it means outside the top places of this measurement.
- The list does not carry counts for place eleven and below, so "how many more" is given as a ceiling, never as an exact number.
- Places move after the observation date. Read the number with that date, not as today.
Where this comes from — the published measurement this lookup reads: AI answer surface aggregates
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