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Get Citations for Domain
Returns citation data for URLs belonging to a specific domain. Use this to drill into which pages from a domain are being cited by AI platforms.

Parameters

string
required
Domain name to retrieve citations for (e.g., example.com). Matched case-insensitively.
string
required
Bearer token. Format: Bearer slat_<your-token>.
integer
Number of days for the analysis window. Range: 1–365. Default: 30.
string
Start of date range. RFC 3339 timestamp (e.g., 2026-02-01T00:00:00Z). Send together with to.
string
End of date range. RFC 3339 timestamp. Send together with from. Data through the end of this date (UTC) is included. The range can’t exceed 366 days.
number
Brand ID. If omitted, uses the brand of the workspace’s most recently updated prompt.
number
Filter by topic ID.
string[]
Filter by one or more platforms.
string
Filter by citation category. Values include OWNED, MENTIONED, COMPETITOR, SOCIAL, NOT_MENTIONED, and OTHER.
Search by URL, domain, or page title. Case-insensitive partial match.
string
Filter by ISO country code.
integer
Maximum number of results. Default: 20. Maximum: 100.
integer
Number of results to skip. Default: 0.
number
Filter by a single prompt ID.
number[]
Filter by multiple prompt IDs. Maximum 500 values.

Response

Returns 200 OK with a JSON array of citation URL objects for the domain, most-cited URLs first. Each object has these fields:
string
required
Unique hash for the URL, as a decimal string.
string
required
Full URL.
string
Page title.
string
required
Domain name.
integer
required
Number of query runs that cited the URL. Same value as runsCount.
integer
required
Change from previous period.
integer
required
Number of query runs that cited the URL.
number
Average citation rank, rounded to a whole number. null if no rank was recorded.
string
required
Category of the URL’s most recent citation.
string[]
required
Platforms that cited the URL.

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