Track your off-site content.
Off-site AI citation tracking means checking whether AI search engines quote content about you that lives on platforms you don’t own: Reddit threads, YouTube reviews, forum answers and review listings. Plug shows which of those posts get cited, on which engine, and who made each one.
- 3 AI engines
- Daily to monthly
- Creator attribution
- No credit card
62% of AI Overview citations come from pages that don’t rank in Google’s top 10.
One tool. Four people who need this.
Whoever owns the off-site content, Plug gives them the receipts.
SEO & AEO teams
You already prove your own pages work in AI search. This is the off-site half you've had no data on: the Reddit threads, forum answers and review listings that engines quote instead of your domain.
Read moreSocial & content teams
Your posts and videos are already published. See which ones AI actually quotes back, which platforms it favours, and whether a piece is still being cited six months after it went out.
Read moreAgencies
Turn citations into client reporting: which piece, which engine, which query, on what date. Receipts, not screenshots. It is the difference between reporting reach and reporting results.
Read moreIndependent creators
Prove your content's worth to the brands you work with. See which posts earn AI citations, then use it to raise your rate or win the next pitch with evidence instead of a follower count.
Read moreSet it up once. Plug runs as often as daily.
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Add your off-site content
Paste the links to your posts, videos, threads and review listings. Tag who made each one, so attribution survives when the person who wrote it has moved on.
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Add your buyer queries
The questions your customers actually ask AI, like “best CRM for consultants.” Plug runs them against every engine and watches how the answers come back.
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See what's cited
Which of your posts got quoted, on which engine, by who, and whether it's climbing or slipping. Runs on the cadence you set, daily through monthly, so a citation that disappears shows up as a drop rather than silence.
Every run, straight into Slack.
Connect a channel and Plug posts what changed after each scheduled run. The point of a schedule is not having to remember. The point of Slack is not having to look.
- New citations
- Dropped citations
- Which engine
- Which creator
Daily run finished. 3 new citations, 1 dropped.
- reddit.com/r/SEO/…
- youtube.com/watch?…
- g2.com/products/…
Questions, answered plainly.
Isn't this just another AEO or GEO tool?
No. On-site GEO tools track whether AI cites your own domain. Plug tracks the content that lives everywhere else: Reddit, YouTube, reviews, forums. Content those tools can't see by design. Complementary, not competing.
Is this social listening?
No. Social listening tracks mentions. Plug tracks AI citations specifically: whether an engine actually quoted or named your content when answering a real query.
Which engines do you check?
ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode. You pick how often they run.
How often does Plug run my queries?
Whenever you tell it to: daily, weekly, monthly, or off while you're between campaigns. Set the cadence once and Plug runs your buyer queries on it, so nobody has to remember to press a button.
Can I get this in Slack?
Yes. Connect a channel and Plug posts what changed after every run: what got cited, what dropped, on which engine, and who made it. The point of a schedule is not having to remember. The point of Slack is not having to look.
Who is Plug actually for?
Two kinds of people, one product: brand and marketing teams who need to prove their off-site work is paying off, and the individual creators making that content in the first place.
Does Plug make content for us?
No. Plug tracks and surfaces what's already out there. It doesn't write, post, or pitch anything on your behalf.