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A source domain is a website whose domain is repeatedly cited as a source in AI responses, signaling authority in its topic area.
A Source Domain is a domain name (example: wikipedia.org, nytimes.com, your-site.com) that regularly appears as a source of information in responses generated by LLMs. Domains with strong authority (recognized media, institutions, educational sites) are more often cited. Becoming a reference source domain in your industry is a key GEO objective: it means that LLMs recognize you as a reliable and relevant source, which generates qualified traffic and strengthens your authority.
Qwairy tracks which domains are cited in AI responses for your monitored prompts. Analyze which authoritative domains appear most frequently and benchmark your citation frequency against them.
Reference to a URL or website as a source of information in an AI response.
Predictive score of a domain's ability to rank in search results, based on various factors.
Incoming links from other websites pointing to a site, signaling authority to search engines and to AI systems deciding which sources to cite.