The SEO content brief
that gets you ranked and quoted.

ChatGPT writes a brief from its training data. It doesn't know what's ranking for your keyword right now, or what it would itself answer. Ranklet pulls the live top-10 Google results at generation time, and – on the AI Answers tab – asks ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini the question and records which sites they cite. The brief is grounded in what works today for your keyword. For a deeper look at the tradeoffs, see when AI content briefs help and where they don't.

Generative engine optimisation is writing so that AI assistants quote your page when they answer a question. The brief tells you what to write to rank in Google; Get Cited tells you how to write it so it's quotable: an answer-first opening, questions to cover, figures with sources, entities to name and FAQ schema. You use both while drafting. It matters because fewer searches end in a click: in a Pew Research Center study of 68,879 Google searches, people who saw an AI summary clicked a traditional result in 8% of visits, against 15% when there was none.

Live Google search results, pulled fresh at the moment your brief is generated: top ranking pages plus People Also Ask and related searches. No scraping, no cached snapshots. Ranking still matters for AI answers, but it isn't the whole story: an Ahrefs study of 863,000 keyword results found that 38% of AI Overview citations come from pages in Google's top 10, which is why Ranklet also checks what the engines themselves cite. Learn more in what SERP analysis is and why it shapes every brief.

Ten checks on a published page, covering what AI engines need to find, read and quote it: crawler access, an answer-first block, attributed statistics, structured data, a visible last-updated date and more. It's not a general SEO audit, and it reads the live page a crawler receives – so it can't score a draft. The checks follow the research: the Princeton-led GEO study found that methods like adding statistics and citing sources can boost a page's visibility in generative engine responses by up to 40%.

Yes, and no. You own everything Ranklet generates for you: resell it, hand it to writers, export the audit as a client-ready PDF. We retain no licence on the output beyond what's needed to operate the service. The AI provider we use does not train on data sent through their API by default. We don't share keywords, briefs or audit URLs with anyone else, and we don't sell data. For the full list of subprocessors we rely on, see our Privacy Policy.

Briefs: buy an overage pack ($9 for 10) on any paid plan, or wait for the reset. AI Answer Snapshots and Citability Audits reset monthly with your plan; re-auditing the same URL doesn't use an allowance. On Free, the one AI Answer Snapshot and one Citability Audit are a one-time trial and don't reset. You can cancel any time from your billing page: you keep access until the current billing period ends, then drop to the Free plan.