Citeance is a technology company that measures and improves brand visibility in AI responses. Now that being mentioned inside the response has replaced ranking in a search engine, we're working to turn that shift into numbers.
The three observations that led to Citeance — and how each one turned into product.
People don't see ten blue links any more; they see a single response. Being inside that response takes a different discipline from ranking first. Citeance was founded to make that discipline measurable.
AI recommends different brands depending on the context of the person asking. The single-prompt measurement common in this industry hides that fact. We ask the same question in the voice of more than 20 profiles to expose segment blind spots.
A real user follows up with “are there any other options?” Which turn your brand appears in is a different problem from never appearing at all — and it needs a different fix.
AI visibility is a new field — one where inflated promises sell easily. Our limits are clear.
Behind every number we report there is a real query that was run and a raw response that was stored. We don't publish a “score” produced by guesswork and modeling.
The AI response layer isn't deterministic. Every report states plainly what we measured and under what conditions; we look at the trend rather than the absolute value.
If a brand is understood incorrectly, making it more visible does harm. First we correct what AI knows about your brand.
A single score doesn't make the decision for you. We don't build a strategy before separating out, persona by persona, who you're visible to and who you're not.
Citeance is a subsidiary operating within Alfi Technology. It runs as an independent brand focused on AI visibility; technical infrastructure, corporate processes and communications are handled under the Alfi Technology umbrella.
That's why you'll see the address iletisim@alfitechnology.com when you get in touch with us — the different domain isn't an inconsistency, it's a consequence of the corporate structure.
We apply our own advice to ourselves: we don't just state this relationship here, we also declare it in machine-readable form through the parentOrganization field in our schema.org markup and through our /llms.txt file. That is exactly what AI needs in order to answer “Who owns Citeance?” correctly.
Let's start with a free baseline measurement. We'll show you the data; you make the call.