Everything CueScout does, one page each

Every URL the engines cited in your category, classified, checked for whether you appear in it, and sorted by what you can actually win.

The accumulated set of pages the engines retrieved across every question and every run, deduplicated per URL and dated.

Citation share per host, so you can see the five domains producing half your category's answers instead of scrolling forty URLs.

Per cited page, the Google position for the question it was cited for — and a count of the ones that have no position at all.

The floor: whether the engines can fetch, parse, and understand your site, with the fetched bytes attached to each verdict.

The output surface: recurring questions become dated page briefs, each carrying the threads and citations behind it.

Auto-generated buyer questions, editable by hand, regenerated when your positioning changes, rotated by staleness.

Scheduled per-engine checks with a 0-100 score, tracked separately for being named and for being linked.

The first-run screen: one buyer-intent question, the competitors the answer named, and whether you were in it.

The front door: a real citation corpus for any domain, email-gated, cached for a day, no signup.

The hub: what each free tool answers, and where the free version stops being enough.

The whole picture for one product on one page, shareable with a prospect or a client who has no login.

The mechanism behind login-free reports: signed tokens, user-scoped queries, and an honest account of the trade-offs.

The sales side: drafted emails carrying a real report, held in a review queue, sent on a paced loop with unsubscribe handling.

One account, many products: separate question libraries, separate citation corpora, separate reports, one bill.