Be the source AI answers cite.And Google ranks.
See which ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Overview answers cite your site, free. Then ProofWrite writes the article that wins the ones you’re missing — researched first, with sources linked at the claims.
- Free to start
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- Live answers, not estimates
Who AI cites for “best telehealth platforms for small practices”
A competitor holds this answer in all three engines. You are mentioned once, never cited.
ProofWrite writes the article that wins it, with the proof receipt to show for it
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You can rank first on Google and still lose the answer.
When a buyer asks ChatGPT or Gemini, the engine names two or three sources and moves on. It picks pages whose claims it can trace: specific, current, and backed by a source it can open. A page with nothing traceable on it is not in the running.
And then it fades
AI content can rank for a quarter, then quietly drop out.
Google will rank a competent AI article for a while. What it tends not to keep is content that restates what the top ten already say — that ground slips away over the months that follow, often at a core or spam update, because nothing on the page was worth keeping that was not already there.
Two different failures, two different fixes. One earns the citation. The other is the one Google keeps.
Why AI cites you
Research before writing
Sources are collected and read before the article is planned, so every claim traces back to a source an engine can open — exactly the test it applies before naming two or three sources. A rewrite of whatever already ranks has nothing to trace.
Why Google keeps you
Your own experience, written in
Add two or three sentences only you could write — hands-on impressions, standout wins, the pain points you hit. First-hand experience is the first E in Google’s E-E-A-T, and the one thing a rewrite of the top ten can never fake. The writer weaves your notes in as first-person perspective and never invents experience beyond them.
Detection is half the job
Most AI visibility tools stop at the report. ProofWrite runs the whole loop.
From “you’re not cited” to the article that fixes it.
1. Check
We ask ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews the questions your buyers ask — and show which answers cite your site, and who gets cited instead of you.
2. Diagnose
We read the pages that won the citations and hand you the brief that wins them back: the questions to answer, the gaps to fix, the angle to take.
3. Write or update
Every brief becomes a researched, fact-checked article with sources linked at the claims — written new, or as the winning update of a page you already have.
4. Monitor
A weekly watch re-checks your questions and emails you when a citation is won or lost — so you see your work move the needle.
Agentic pipeline
ProofWrite researches first, writes second, and fact checks third
Every article is a supervised run through specialized AI agents, each with one job and a checkpoint you can inspect. Research agents gather source material, writing agents build from approved evidence, and QA and fact-check agents check the draft claim by claim before publishing. What can be fixed safely, the repair agent fixes; what cannot is flagged for you in the editor.
Planning agent
Builds the brief
Research agent
Gathers evidence
Outline agent
Plans the structure
Writing agent
Drafts from evidence
QA agent
Checks the draft
Repair agent
Fixes what QA flags
Fact-check agent
Checks every factual claim
You watch the same agents report progress live while ProofWrite builds your article.
ProofWrite is an AI article writer that researches first, checks every factual claim, and links the sources at the claims.
- Sources are collected and read before a word is written
- Every factual claim gets a verdict against those sources, and the open ones are flagged for you
- Sources are linked at the claims they support, not only in a references list
- Search, answer-engine and citation readiness scored before you publish
- A guest-post mode that builds the article around a client link
Writing guest posts?
Placements editors accept — and third-party mentions that AI engines cite for your client.
ProofWrite for link builders →Running an agency or multiple sites?
Drafts you can defend to clients, managed per-client domains, and AI citation monitoring as a new deliverable.
ProofWrite for agencies →Questions, answered straight
How do you prevent hallucinations?
ProofWrite starts with research agents gathering live source material, trust signals, and your own inputs before drafting. The built-in fact checker then runs automatically on every draft: it reviews claims against the available evidence, searches the web for sources to resolve flagged claims, and lets you verify, add a source, or rewrite whatever is left before publishing.
Do ProofWrite articles rank in Google?
ProofWrite written articles have ranked well and held through recent Google core updates. Recent updates have hit thin, undifferentiated 'SEO content' hardest while rewarding useful, original, evidence-backed content that demonstrates E-E-A-T — which is exactly what the research-and-verification pipeline is built to produce.
Does the content require heavy editing?
The goal is a '95% ready' draft. Our style engine is explicitly tuned to avoid common LLM patterns: repetitive sentence structures, moralizing conclusions, telltale em dashes, words like 'delve', and generic AI slop. AI cannot entirely replace a human editor, but our drafts are structured to require polish, not a rewrite.
How does the Pilot plan work?
Every new workspace can start free. No credit card required and no automatic billing.
How do I publish my articles?
Edit inside the composer, then push to WordPress with one click or copy the article to your clipboard or export markdown for other CMSes.
Which languages can ProofWrite write articles in?
Articles can be written in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, Swedish, Romanian, or Polish.