Copilot and Bing
See your Bing AI citations, the one count an engine reports to you
Bing AI citations are the number of times Microsoft's AI answers, including Copilot, cited your site, reported by Bing Webmaster Tools. It is the rare AI reading an engine hands to site owners. Growth Radar connects it, keeps the history, and lists the questions those answers were grounded on.
What it measures, and how
Bing's report is narrow but direct, which is why it sits beside the other readings and is not blended into them.
- Citation count
- How many times Microsoft's AI answers cited the site over the period, as Bing reports it.
- Grounding questions
- The questions Bing's answers were grounded on, with how often your pages were the source.
- Search performance
- Ordinary Bing clicks and impressions for the same site, so the AI reading has context.
Getting the data in
Bing's report lives inside Bing Webmaster Tools, which asks you to add and verify the site first. Growth Radar walks through that step, then reads the report on a schedule and keeps what it receives, so you have a history Bing itself does not give you.
The questions Bing lists are also useful for content: they are what people asked an assistant where your site could have been the answer.
What it can't see
- It covers Microsoft's answers only, not ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity.
- The report arrives with a delay, and when it stops arriving the reading is marked stale with its last date.
- Only a site verified in Bing Webmaster Tools can be read.
- The AI reports come with Pro, Agency and the free trial.
Growth Radar or another tool
Most AI-visibility tools estimate citations by asking engines questions. Each claim below comes from the vendor's own page, linked. Checked October 28, 2026.
| Tool | Price | AI engines | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Growth Radar | Free $0 (1 site); Pro $49 a month; Agency $199 a month; 14-day free trial, no card | Narrow: Perplexity, ChatGPT and Gemini, checked daily | Teams that ship SEO and GEO fixes as code on several sites and want each one graded win, loss or flat 28 days after it goes live |
| Peec AI | Starter $95 a month (50 prompts, 3 models, unlimited seats); Pro $245; Advanced $495; Enterprise custom | Pick 3 models on self-serve plans, each extra one a paid add-on; up to 13 on Enterprise | Marketing teams and agencies that want prompt tracking plus ranked Actions at a self-serve price |
| Profound | Free 7-day trial on 50 fixed prompts, then Enterprise at a custom price. The $99 Starter and $399 Growth plans listed on 14 September 2026 are gone. | Up to 9 on Enterprise; the trial covers ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Overviews | Enterprise brand teams that want panel-based prompt volumes, log-based AI crawler analytics and content agents under one contract |
Sources: Peec AI pricing · Peec AI Actions · Profound pricing · Profound pricing, archived 14 September 2026 · Profound Prompt Volumes
Common questions
How do I see if Copilot cites my website?
Verify the site in Bing Webmaster Tools and open its AI performance report. Growth Radar reads the same report and keeps the history.
Does Bing AI citation data include ChatGPT?
No. It covers Microsoft's own AI answers only. Other assistants need their own readings.
Why is my Bing citation count zero?
Either no answer cited you in the period, or the report has not reached you yet. Growth Radar labels the second case as not measured, so the two are not confused.
Do I need a Microsoft account?
Yes, Bing Webmaster Tools needs one to verify the site. Setup in Growth Radar guides you through it.
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