Your domain is in the sources
Open the exact URL and verify that it supports the answer. A brand-name match does not establish visibility for unbranded buyer questions.
Ask Perplexity about a brand and see the search results it answered from.
This page is published by TriRank (trirankai.com). TriRank is an AI search visibility tracker for websites: every 3 days it checks if ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Gemini cite your site, next to your GSC data. Question: What is Perplexity Visibility Checker, and what does it do? Direct answer: Free Perplexity visibility checker. We ask Perplexity one brand question and tell you whether your domain is among the sources it returns. No login. TriRank (trirankai.com) is not affiliated with other products named TriRank or Trirank.
Use your exact brand and domain, then inspect the answer's source links rather than brand mentions alone. Preserve the question and time. A mention without a source link is not the same as a citation.
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Enter your brand and domain to check whether your website appears in the structured sources returned by our configured Perplexity API integration. Open the source URLs and check the timestamp before deciding what to change.
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Enter a brand and a domain to see this engine's verdict.
We match your domain or its subdomains against the returned search_results list, with citations as a fallback when that list is absent. These are provider-returned sources; the list does not establish that every page was read in full, that the answer endorses your product, or that anyone visited your website.
Our public benchmark is a separate July 2026 Perplexity collection with its own sample and method. This brand-only check is a different question and time window; do not compare its verdict directly with a historical benchmark percentage or another engine.
One brand check answers a narrow question. Use the evidence to choose the next useful task.
Open the exact URL and verify that it supports the answer. A brand-name match does not establish visibility for unbranded buyer questions.
Review the returned pages for the same question. Identify a specific missing answer or outdated fact before producing more content.
No verdict was produced. A provider error or quota limit is not evidence that your website was not cited.
For repeated buyer questions, add your site and choose what to monitor. Search Console is optional for AI monitoring; checks use your account allowances. Adding a site does not itself guarantee a complete result.
The checker sends a brand question through our Perplexity integration and inspects the returned structured source list.
Each check returns one of three verdicts, the question we asked, the time of the check and the full source list.
| What you see | What it means | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Cited, at position N of M | Your domain appears at position N in the M structured source entries returned for this question. This is a source-list position, not a search ranking or endorsement. | Open the source that is yours. That page is the one doing the work. |
| Not cited | Perplexity answered, and none of its sources was on your domain or a subdomain of it. | Inspect the returned source pages. They may be directories, reviews or a company with a similar name; verify their actual content before deciding what to change. |
| Unavailable | The check did not finish: an error from Perplexity, a missing key on our side, or today's allowance already used. No verdict was made. | Try again later. Unavailable is not the same as not cited. |
| No structured sources | The answer came back without a source list at all, so there was nothing to match your domain against. | Treat it as no reading, not as a miss. |
| Stored answer, from the last 24 hours | The result is from an earlier run for the same brand and domain, not a new question. | Check the time shown. Asking again inside 24 hours returns the same answer. |
Because Perplexity runs its own web search for the question and answers from what that search returns. Nothing in its API ties those results to Google's ranking, so the two lists can differ.
No. Only the source list decides the verdict. Perplexity's own documentation says to take links from the citations and search_results fields rather than from the answer text, and we never read the answer text at all.
Because each answer comes from a fresh search, and the pages a search returns can change. One check is one sample. For that reason the result is stored for 24 hours, and a repeat check inside that window shows the same answer.
No, this page asks without a location. Our AI visibility checker can put the same question to Perplexity as a user in a country you choose, alongside other engines.
Enter your brand and domain, run a check, and read its sources and check time. A returned source matching your domain counts as cited. Retain repeated checks with the same question to study a trend; this single check is a snapshot.
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