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Get your brand cited on Microsoft Copilot

When buyers ask Microsoft Copilot what to use, it names a few brands, not a page of links. SearchFit shows whether Microsoft Copilot names you, and gives you the plan to get cited.

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What you get

Everything you need to get cited.

SearchFIT turns AI search visibility from a black box into a plan.

See if Microsoft Copilot recommends you

Track how often Microsoft Copilot names your brand when buyers ask category questions, and which competitors it cites when it doesn't name you.

Depends on Bing indexing

Copilot grounds answers in Bing’s index and cites sources. If Bing hasn’t indexed your pages well, Copilot can’t cite you. SearchFit surfaces that gap and what to fix in Bing Webmaster Tools.

Content built to be quoted

Microsoft Copilot rewards clear, well-structured, factual pages. SearchFit generates answers, comparisons and FAQs in the format it pulls from when it cites a source.

Know which sources it cites

See the exact pages and domains Microsoft Copilot attributes for your key prompts, so you know whether to earn a mention, fix your own page, or both.

Track Microsoft Copilot share of voice

Monitor your citation share on Microsoft Copilot over time, by prompt, so you can prove your AEO work is changing what it answers.

Compare across engines

Microsoft Copilot is one of several assistants buyers use. See it side by side with ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Gemini in one dashboard.

How it works

From first check to getting named.

  1. 1Run a free visibility checkEnter your domain. In about 90 seconds you see whether Microsoft Copilot names you for your category prompts, and who it cites instead.
  2. 2Find the Microsoft Copilot gapsSearchFit maps the prompts where Microsoft Copilot recommends competitors, and the sources behind those answers, the citations you need to earn or displace.
  3. 3Publish content built to be citedGenerate and ship the guides, comparisons and FAQ content Microsoft Copilot pulls from, structured the way it likes to quote.
  4. 4Track your citation shareWatch your share of Microsoft Copilot answers move prompt by prompt as your pages get indexed and picked up.

Frequently asked questions

Microsoft Copilot answers from a GPT model grounded in Bing’s web index, with cited sources. To be cited you generally need to be present in Bing’s index, so being crawled and indexed by Bing is a prerequisite with clear, factual, well-structured content that directly answers the question. SearchFit shows where you stand and what to fix.

Both use GPT models, but Copilot grounds in Bing and is embedded across Windows, Edge and Microsoft 365, a different audience and a different source index. Its citations can differ from ChatGPT’s for the same prompt.

It overlaps but isn't identical. Traditional SEO targets ranked links; Microsoft Copilot synthesizes an answer and names a few sources or brands. SearchFit optimizes for being one of those named sources, not just for a blue-link position.

Real buyer-intent questions in your category, the comparisons, "best X for Y", and alternatives prompts your prospects actually ask. You can add your own prompts too.