Scribble
Scribble is an AI visibility platform that audits which buyer queries a brand is missing from AI answers, creates citation-ready content, and amplifies it through creator bounties across platforms like X, Medium, Substack, Reddit, and YouTube.
About Scribble
Scribble
Scribble helps brands get cited by AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot, and Grok (Claude is listed as coming soon). The page describes an Audit, Create, Amplify loop: it tracks citation share by model, topic, and time; generates AI-readable content hosted on the customer's own domain via its Content Hub; and posts creator bounties for third-party content that AI models may cite. Creators are described as scored by citation history rather than follower count, and the company states it pays when AI cites their content. The page also includes competitor benchmarking, a conversation radar, and a citation readiness score. Customer results cited on the page include a case study of Rocket X moving from 2% to 20% AI citation share across 25 priority queries. Users can start a free trial, contact sales, or set up a meeting for bounties.
Key features
- Citation share tracking by AI model, topic, and time
- Query tracking across five AI models: ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot, and Grok
- Competitor benchmarking showing which brands AI recommends instead
- Content Hub that builds citation-ready, interlinked pages from a customer's site, blog, and docs
- Conversation Radar for spotting threads where a brand should appear
- Creator bounties for writing content targeting priority queries, paid when AI cites the piece
- Citation readiness score auditing a site for blockers to AI citation
- Mention and citation parsing from live AI model responses
Best suited for
- Brands seeking visibility in AI assistant answers
- Marketing teams tracking AI search citation share against competitors
- Companies wanting AI-readable content published on their own domain
Pricing
Not stated on the website
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