Paste your site's URL. Citeable generates the structured data and the llms.txt that make ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini read, understand and cite you. One payment, your files for life.
One-time payment · no subscription · works on any site
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Sources: Seer Interactive · Ahrefs (2025) · How AI engines choose who to cite →
One address, nothing else. Citeable crawls your public pages and scores your current “citability” — for free.
We reconstruct your entity into a schema.org structured-data graph (organization, pages, Q&A) + a clean llms.txt — the format AI engines can read and cite.
You drop the two files onto your site. AI engines read you, understand you — and cite you in their answers.
“For that, I recommend your site.”
Result: a site that AI engines can read, understand — and cite.
Analyze my site — free→No card required for the scanA real customer's site — Carmen, a photographer. Already well built, yet no AI engine could cite her. Here's what Citeable changed, in one pass.
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude can now read and cite her.
# Carmencita Photography > Carmen, maternity, newborn & family photographer in Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer (Var), home studio near Bandol — reply within 24 h, free quote. ## Overview - [Home](https://carmencita-photographe.com): Maternity & newborn photographer in Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer, home studio, 400+ families photographed. - [About](https://carmencita-photographe.com/a-propos): Carmen, specialized in maternity and newborn photography, sessions in her home studio in Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer. ## Sessions - [All sessions](https://carmencita-photographe.com/seances): Maternity, newborn, smash the cake and family — an overview of the sessions offered. - [Maternity](https://carmencita-photographe.com/seances/grossesse): From €260, ideally between weeks 30 and 36, in studio or outdoors, dresses and veils provided. - [Newborn](https://carmencita-photographe.com/seances/nouveau-ne): From €300, booked during pregnancy, done within baby's first 5 to 12 days, 2–3 h in the home studio. - [Smash the cake](https://carmencita-photographe.com/seances/smash-the-cake): From €160, celebrates the first birthday with a cake and décor prepared together. - [Family](https://carmencita-photographe.com/seances/famille): From €250, up to 5 people, in studio or outdoors along the Var coast.
No subscription. A freelancer charges €95-100 for a single site done by hand — Citeable does it in 5 minutes.
For one site you want to make citable.
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One-time payment · no subscription · works on any site
Citeable is a tool that makes a website citable by AI answer engines. It analyzes a site's public content, then reconstructs your entity as schema.org structured data (JSON-LD) — organization, pages, Q&A, all linked — and generates an llms.txt, which you add to your site. Together they give ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude a clean, structured version of who you are and what you offer, so they can read, understand and cite the site directly in their answers. This matters because AI answer engines quote only a handful of sources per question: if your pages aren't machine-readable, you're skipped even when you're the best result. Citeable works on any public site — WordPress, Shopify, Framer, custom — needs no access to your admin, and shows a before/after citability score so you can see the gain. It costs from €39 as a one-time payment, with no subscription, and your files stay regenerable for life.
One payment, files for life, zero access to your site. Everything worth knowing first.
No, never. Citeable only reads your site's public pages — the same way any visitor or search engine would — then generates two files that you deploy yourself: an llms.txt and Q&A markup in schema.org format. At no point do we ask for access to your hosting, your back office or your database, and we don't change a single line of your existing site. You stay fully in control: you review the generated files, then choose whether to publish them or not. That's also why Citeable works whatever your tool is — WordPress, Shopify, Framer, Webflow or a fully custom site — with no plugin or integration to install.
You can't lose them permanently. Your files are regenerable for life, at no extra cost. If you switch computers, delete a folder or rebuild your site, just enter the email you used at payment on the “Recover my files” page: we send you a secure link to recreate them identically. You can also sign in to your Citeable account (by magic link, no password) to re-download, regenerate or add a site at any time. Your payment unlocks permanent access, not a throwaway file — the whole point is that a customer coming back months later never feels forced to pay again.
Any public site, whatever technology produced it: WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, Framer, Webflow or a hand-coded site. There's nothing to install on the site side — no plugin, no extension, no admin access. You simply deploy the two generated files: the llms.txt at the root of your domain, and the Q&A markup in the <head> of your homepage. If you can add a file to your site and paste a snippet into the header (which every modern host allows), you can use Citeable. The only cases it can't cover are pages behind a login or paywall, which AI engines can't read anyway.
Because Citeable doesn't bet on llms.txt alone. The criticism is partly fair: an llms.txt sitting on its own is ignored by most AI crawlers today, and Google confirmed in early 2026 that it isn't required for its AI answers. What actually makes a site citable is something else — and it's the core of Citeable: structured data (Q&A markup in schema.org format), precisely the signal Google recommends, that ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini can read and quote word-for-word in their responses. We also generate a clean llms.txt, because Perplexity and coding assistants (agents, IDEs) do use it, and it costs nothing to add. In other words: you're not betting on a trendy file, you're improving your site's overall machine-readability — structured data first, llms.txt as a bonus — with a before/after score to measure the gain, for a single payment.
Yes, a single payment, with no recurring charge at all. Each pack unlocks a number of sites (1, 3 or 10 depending on the plan) and lifetime access to their files: you can regenerate and re-download them as often as you like, never paying again. There's no trial that turns into a subscription, no card to watch, no automatic renewal. We made that choice deliberately: making a site citable is a one-off action, not a service to rent by the month. If one day you want to make a new site citable beyond your pack, you buy an extra credit — when you actually need it, not before. Your files are yours.
I built Citeable after watching sites pay a freelancer €95-100 for GEO done by hand. I wanted a tool that does it in 5 minutes, cleanly, and proves the result.
A question? Email me at hello@citeable.eu — I'm the one who answers.
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