Citation corpus
4.43%
of German health answers came from YouTube alone, at organic rank 11
SE Ranking, December 2025, across 465,823 AI Overview citations. Your own numbers replace this one.
Citation Sources answers "can I win this page". This answers the question one level up: who owns the category. A list of forty cited URLs does not tell you that five hosts produce half of every answer in your space, and that concentration is the whole argument for treating AI visibility as an off-page problem.
SE Ranking measured the shape at scale in December 2025 across 465,823 AI Overview citations, and found YouTube supplying 4.43% of German-language health answers while ranking 11th organically. Which is a useful illustration and says nothing about your category, so we compute yours instead of quoting theirs.
Where it lives: The leaderboard on Citations, and the top block of the public citation scan.
Each row is one host with its share of your whole corpus, rounded. The headline it produces reads like "five domains produce 40% of your category's answers", which is the sentence that changes what someone does next.
A host can own one page cited for eight questions, or eight pages cited once each. Those are different problems and the table counts both, alongside how many distinct questions the host was cited for.
Directory, community, listicle, competitor domain. When no shape holds a majority the row says "mixed" rather than guessing, because calling a host a directory when half its pages are blog posts sends you at the wrong fix.
GEO score + cited-thread opportunities. On every plan, and the first five hosts are visible in the free public scan.
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Open the demoThere is no benchmark worth quoting. What matters is the direction over a quarter, which is why the plans default to a three-month cycle: search-grounded engines shift in 30 to 60 days and a single month cannot separate a lift from noise.
That gap is common enough that we measure it separately. See the rank overlap check.
Yes. The public scan takes any domain and a category description, and the free Citation Source Radar does the same thing without a login.
Citation Sources
Every URL the engines cited in your category, classified, checked for whether you appear in it, and sorted by what you can actually win.
Citation corpusRank overlap
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.
FreePublic citation scan
The front door: a real citation corpus for any domain, email-gated, cached for a day, no signup.
Start with the free visibility check to see whether the engines name you today, then run the scan that shows which pages they used instead.