Authority Share, engine by engine

A single percentage can make AI citation patterns look more uniform than they are. One engine may rely on your official site while another draws from travel media, booking platforms, local organizations, or community sources. That difference changes what you should strengthen next.

Compare each engine without losing the full picture

Authority Share still opens with a combined view. You can now switch between ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity when an engine returned citation evidence.

The owned share, source mix, cited domains, and cited pages all update together. If Drifter does not have usable citation evidence for an engine, it does not turn that absence into a misleading zero.

Understand who is shaping the answer

The new source view separates your own pages from destination and industry sources, hotels and hospitality, attractions and operators, travel media, booking and review sites, communities, and reference sources.

Clearer labels make the source mix easier to scan, while relationship labels show how a known source relates to the place you market.

Open the pages behind each source

A domain name only tells part of the story. Expand a source to see the most-cited pages Drifter captured from that site, whether the source is yours or belongs to someone else.

This puts the evidence next to the chart it explains. You can see which of your pages already support AI answers and which outside pages deserve a closer look without leaving Authority Share.

Trust one owned share everywhere

Your report and Portfolio now use the same owned citation calculation. Small but real values are no longer raised to an artificial 1%, and unresolved ownership is left unavailable instead of being presented as 0%.

Authority Share describes the sources present in the answers Drifter measured. It does not claim that a citation caused a recommendation, and the source mix can vary by engine and over time.