For enterprise teams
Measure AI visibility across every brand you run
Multiple brands, multiple markets and multiple teams, each with its own workspace, its own competitors and its own evidence trail. Plus a straight account of what CiteTrail does not do yet, so a rollout is scoped on facts rather than on a feature list.
01: Scale
The caps come off
Enterprise exists for portfolios that stop fitting a plan limit. Pricing is quoted, not listed. Rollout shapes vary too much for a number on a card to mean anything, and a made-up one would waste your procurement team's time and ours.
- Brands tracked
- Unlimited
- Buyer prompts
- Unlimited
- Competitors
- Unlimited
- Seats
- Unlimited
Brands tracked
Buyer prompts
Competitors
Seats
Unlimited workspaces and credits as well, with daily scans and every engine we can genuinely query. Compare it against the other plans.
02: Structure
Brands, markets and language
Three settings decide what gets asked and how results come back. Here is precisely what each one does, including where the edges are.
One brand, one identity
Each brand carries its own domain, aliases and excluded terms, so a mention is attributed to the right entity even when the name is a common word or shared with another company.
- · Its own competitor set
- · Switchable from the header
A market per prompt
A prompt is asked for one market, and the engine is told to answer as a user located there. Visibility by market breaks results out by country.
- · Separate measurements per market
- · Not a fan-out across markets
A language per brand
Brand language shapes how the engines are asked. It is not a reporting dimension today. Results break out by engine and market, not by language.
- · Set per brand
- · No cross-language filter yet
03: teams and access
Controlled access, described accurately
Workspaces are the access boundary. Everything created belongs to exactly one, and members are invited into the workspaces they are meant to see.
- Invite members by email, per workspace
- Two roles: admin and user
- Removing a member revokes their session immediately
- Brands, prompts, actions and reports belong to the workspace they were created in
What is not there yet
Managed enterprise federation, and any permission model finer than admin and user. Direct Google sign-in works today. SAML or OIDC federation against your own identity provider is not something you can configure yourself. If that is a gate for your rollout, tell us on the contact page and we will tell you exactly where it stands.
04: Evidence
How deep a finding opens, by plan
At enterprise scale someone always asks where a figure came from, usually in a room you are not in. Each finding links to the runs that produced it: the answer text, the engine, the cited sources and a confidence level. This is the number that decides whether a finding survives a hard question in a review.
Runs openable per finding
05: Coverage
Every engine we can genuinely query
Enterprise includes the full set. Each one has a production adapter and is exercised by real prompt runs. We name the exact surface, because the surface changes what the number means.
ChatGPT
OpenAI API
Perplexity
Perplexity API (sonar)
Gemini
Gemini API
Azure OpenAI
Azure OpenAI Service
Claude
Anthropic Messages API
Gemini with Search grounding
LimitedGemini API + google_search tool
CiteTrail measures answers from provider APIs — the models behind these assistants — not scrapes of their consumer apps. Read the full engine list and its caveats.
06: Questions
The questions worth asking before you buy
Including the ones with answers you might not want. Those are the ones that decide whether a rollout works.
How do you separate multiple brands and teams?
Through two levels. A workspace is the tenant boundary, with its own members, billing and data. A brand is a tracked subject inside it, carrying its own domain, aliases, excluded terms, competitors, market and language. Enterprise removes the caps on both, so a portfolio can be modelled the way the organisation is actually shaped rather than the way a plan limit forces.
Do you support single sign-on?
Direct sign-in with Google is available today. What is not self-serve yet is organisation-managed enterprise federation: if your rollout needs managed SSO, raise it before you buy and we will tell you exactly what can be configured and how it would be delivered.
Can we track more than one market?
Yes, with a limit worth knowing up front. Each prompt is asked for a single market, and the engine is instructed to answer as a user located there, so a German prompt and a US prompt are genuinely separate measurements. What you cannot do today is fan one prompt across several markets at once. The market is set per prompt.
Can we compare answers across languages?
Language is set per brand and changes how the engines are asked, but it is not a reporting dimension of its own today: results are broken out by engine and by market, not by language. If cross-language comparison is central to your rollout, tell us on the contact page and we will be straight about where that sits rather than sell you a filter that does not exist.
What access controls are available?
Members are invited to a workspace by email, and each is either an admin or a user. Everything created, including brands, prompts, actions and reports, belongs to the workspace it was created in, and removing a member revokes their session immediately. That is the real model: two roles, scoped per workspace. A finer permission matrix does not exist yet.
How much of the underlying evidence can we see?
Every finding links to the answers behind it. How many of those runs you can open depends on the plan: one on Free, three on Essentials, ten on Professional, twenty-five on Growth, and no cap on Enterprise. For a team that has to defend a number to a stakeholder, that ceiling is usually the thing that matters most.
Scope your rollout on facts.
Bring the requirements list. We will tell you which lines we meet today and which we do not.