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Refresh pages that are losing AI citations
Attensira reads your pages every week, and daily while a suggestion for one is open, and sees which pages AI answers cite less than they did. The writer drafts the refresh where the page lives, as a pull request or a CMS draft, and once it is live the same questions are read again at +7, +14 and +30 days.
7 days free · card requiredHow the trial works
- Does my website show up in Perplexity?You marked it liveNothing we can prove yet
- Prompt volume — AI SEO & GEO GlossaryYou marked it liveNothing we can prove yet
- AI crawler logs analysis tool: what to use, and what the log actually tells youYou marked it liveNothing we can prove yet
- File a listing for attensira on CapterraPrefilled and waiting on you to file it at the directoryMeasured once you put it live
- Prompt vs keyword tracking for AI searchWaiting on you to put it liveMeasured once you put it live
Analyst · Read each live page againattensira.com's own workspace, over the Attensira MCP · · n=8 pieces of workHow does the crew do this job?
You set the direction and answer a few questions. The crew does the rest, in this order, and every step leaves something you can open.
- Step 1Analyst
Measure
Reads your questions daily and your pages weekly, and records which of your pages each answer cited, so a page cited less shows up against its own history.
Leaves: The answer grid
Docs: Is a prompt won or lost - Step 2
ResearcherFind what replaced it
Reads the answers that stopped citing you and the pages they cite now, and what changed on your page since, from the version it keeps of every read.
Leaves: Page changes
Docs: What a version records - Step 3
WriterDraft the refresh
Rewrites the passage or the fields the page needs, one field at a time in a CMS, and files it with the questions it is for. It never deletes a page.
Leaves: A rewrite in your Inbox
Docs: What we change - Step 4Analyst
You approve, then it reads again
Once the change is live, the same questions are read again at +7, +14 and +30 days, against the week before. “Nothing we can prove yet” is a verdict, never dressed up as a win.
Leaves: A re-read verdict
Docs: Before and after
Has it worked on a site you can check?
We have no customers to quote, so the proof is our own sites: attensira.com and modeldiplomat.com, read over the Attensira MCP and committed with the date and n.
No receipt yet for this job
No refresh of ours has shipped yet. The three new pages we put live on attensira.com all read “Nothing we can prove yet”, which is the product's own verdict.
How we measureWhat waits for your yes?
Nothing ships without your yes, unless you let a lane ship on its own.
A rewritten passage waits for your yes, and you can edit it first. An edited change always counts as a claim, so it never goes out on its own.
- Every new workspace starts in Draft: the crew works inside the workspace and files everything else for your yes.
- A claim (a number, a price, a product or competitor name, a promise) waits for your yes in every mode, Act included.
- In Act, safe hygiene changes such as structured data, meta descriptions and alt text go ahead on their own. That lane is yours to switch on.
- A question the crew asks waits up to 7 days. Unanswered, the run closes without doing the thing.
Where the work lands
- A draft pull request labelled attensiraDocs: GitHub
- A draft in Webflow or WordPressDocs: Webflow and WordPress
- New wording for you to paste and mark shippedDocs: Mark shipped
What do you see in the first week?
The 7-day Starter trial, card required, includes $30 of credits (3,000 credits): you watch this job's questions, and the agent drafts real fixes for them that wait for your yes. Outreach, automations and top-ups start after the trial.
- TodayCard checked, nothing chargedCheckout states the charge before it takes the card. The Starter plan fee is not charged until the trial ends.Docs: Plans
- Day 1First answers in your workspaceThe moment the trial starts, every prompt you track is read on every engine your plan includes, and you watch the rows fill in. The first report lands once half the reads are in, or after twenty minutes. After that, every prompt is read once a day.Docs: Your first reading
- Day 7The trial ends, and the plan startsThe Starter plan fee, $129 a month, is charged on day 8 unless you cancelled first. Then the plan's own credits start, and with them outreach, automations and top-ups. Cancel in the app before the trial ends and the plan fee is never charged. No call to book, no email to send.Docs: Your monthly budget
For this job, that means the questions behind “page losing citations in ChatGPT” are read every day of the trial.
What does this job cost?
You pay for a plan, and credits pay for the work. We never quote a price for one piece of work.
- The planStarter is $129 a month and includes 3,000 credits. Monitoring and reports are part of the plan.Docs: Plans
- CreditsCredits pay for the crew's work: chats, automation runs and ask calls. Reading your numbers and exporting them never spends one. The more credits you buy, the more work the crew can do, and you can buy more any time.Docs: Credits
- The ceilingA monthly budget you set is the most work can be charged in a month. New work pauses when it is reached. We do the work and charge only the credits it used, never a promise of outcomes or of a set volume.Docs: Your monthly budget
Can I run this from Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor?
Yes, over the Attensira MCP server. Reading your numbers is free; chats, automation runs and ask calls spend credits.
Which of our pages were cited less this week than the week before, and on which questions? Show me the answers that stopped citing them.
The tools this asks for
- get_analytics
- get_prompt
- answer_history
What can't this do?
- It reads the HTML your server returns. Text that only appears after scripts run is not seen.Docs: How often a page is read
- It never deletes a page. A URL somebody links to is not something an automation gets to remove.Docs: What we change
- It never says a change caused a move. A re-read reports what was observed, with its windows and n.Docs: Why we never say because
Questions about this job
How do I know a refresh worked?
Three re-reads, at +7, +14 and +30 days, compare the week before the change with a week around each date, once the change is on the live page. Each verdict states its n: moved, fell, no change, or too close to call.
Why do you ask for a card?
A card keeps the trial for real brands, so every reading in it asks the live engines, the same way a paid workspace does. Checkout states the charge before it takes the card, and the Starter plan fee is not charged until the trial ends.
What does the trial cost, and is the budget charged during it?
Starter comes with a 7-day free trial, card required; the plan fee is charged when the trial ends unless you cancel first. The trial includes credits of its own, and the agent's work in it is drawn from those, never from a budget: the monthly budget starts when the plan does. Outreach, automations and top-ups start after the trial.
What happens when the trial ends?
The trial ends. Unless you cancelled in the app first, the Starter plan fee is charged, the daily readings carry on, the plan's monthly credits start, and the crew keeps working inside the monthly budget you set. Outreach, automations and top-ups start after the trial.
Which assistants does this cover?
Starter reads ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI. Growth and Business add Gemini. Nothing else is called tracked.
Do I need a developer?
No. With the GitHub App installed, a change arrives as a pull request; with Webflow or WordPress connected, as a draft in your own editor; otherwise as new wording you paste in and mark shipped. If someone else owns the repository, the crew drafts the access request for you to send.
Find the pages answers cite less than they did.
Give your website. The trial reads your questions every day, so the week shows which of your pages answers cite and which they cite instead.
7 days free · card requiredHow the trial works
Tell it where you want to be cited.
7 days free · card requiredHow the trial works
attensira.com's own workspace · read 4 Oct 2026 · n=4,518
197/ 4,518 answers4.4%