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The part about which pages the answer was built on is what I'd actually pay attention to. When we first ran a couple dozen buyer-style prompts through Gemini by hand we weren't named once, and a bare zero told us nothing about what to fix. Seeing whose pages the engine pulled from instead would have. When your brand isn't mentioned at all, do you still show the source pages for that prompt, and can you see which domains come up across many prompts rather than one answer at a time?

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nikdAuthorOct 15, 2026

Hey, thanks for your question.

That’s exactly the case we built this for. A zero on its own tells you nothing, and the pages behind the answer show you where to start.

Yes, every answer is stored with its full source list, whether or not you’re named. Each prompt has a calendar of runs per engine, and clicking a day where you were missing shows the answer, the brands it recommended and every page it cited.

The Sources view adds this up across all your prompts. Domains shows the most-cited sites, how many prompts each appears in and what kind of site it is (competitor, review platform, forum, media). Pages lists the exact URLs, and opening one shows which prompts cited it and whether you were named in each. You can filter both to Gemini only, which is your manual test at scale, and export to CSV.

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SpinHireOct 16, 2026

@nikd The Sources view across prompts is the answer I was hoping for, thanks. A follow-up from our side: our readers search in Russian and Ukrainian as much as in English, and the same question asked in another language pulls a completely different set of sites. Can one project run each prompt in several languages and compare the sources side by side?