For law firms
When someone asks ChatGPT for the best injury lawyer in your city — who does it name?
People with a case now ask AI who to call. It recommends a handful of firms. TrackCited shows if yours is one of them, who's named instead, and which sources decide it.
One signed case can be worth tens of thousands in fees. Plans start at $99/mo after a 14-day free trial.
Why this matters now
Customers already ask AI who to choose
of US consumers now use AI to find local businesses — up from 6% a year earlier.
Local businesses Google Maps showed in 66% of searches were named in only 33% of ChatGPT answers. Ranking on Maps doesn't mean AI recommends you.
chance an AI tool gives the same list of recommendations twice. One screenshot proves nothing — that's why TrackCited measures how often you're named across many answers, week after week.
What people ask AI
- › best car accident lawyer in Phoenix?
- › top-rated divorce attorney in Tampa?
- › which personal injury law firm in Denver wins the most cases?
- › best truck accident lawyer near me?
Where AI looks
For law firms, the engines lean on Avvo, Justia, Super Lawyers, Google reviews and local news coverage of verdicts. TrackCited shows exactly which pages they cite for your questions.
The kind of fixes you get
- Claim and complete your Avvo and Justia profiles for each attorney
- Publish your notable verdicts and settlements as their own pages
- Get your results covered by local news — AI cites it