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The 50 Most-Cited Websites in ChatGPT (November 2026)

Portrait of Si Quan Ong

By Si Quan Ong

SEO & Marketing Educator at Ahrefs

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Updated: November 3, 20264 min read

When ChatGPT answers a question, it pulls from a relatively small set of trusted sources. We tracked every domain ChatGPT cited across a broad set of US queries, then ranked them by mention share — the percentage of all citations (among the top sources) that point to each domain. The leader is en.wikipedia.org, capturing 10.1% of citations. We update this every month.

ChatGPT: Top 10 mention share

Bar chart of the 10 websites ChatGPT cited most in November 2026 (United States, share of citations among the top 50 sources). Top three: en.wikipedia.org (10.1%), www.reddit.com (6.2%), www.consumerreports.org (4.4%).

Mention share = a domain’s citations as a percentage of the summed citations of the top sources. Data via Ahrefs Brand Radar · United States, all topics · November 2026.

The 50 most-cited websites in ChatGPT

#
Website
Mention share
vs last month
Citation change
Pages cited
DR
1
10.1%
–
▲ 3%
109,914
97
2
6.2%
–
▼ 32%
172,760
95
3
4.4%
–
▼ 7%
24,950
91
4
4.1%
▲ 4
▲ 55%
82,096
92
5
3.7%
▼ 1
▲ 5%
50,637
95
6
3.1%
–
▲ 7%
35,819
95
7
2.9%
▲ 2
▲ 16%
9,721
93
8
2.3%
▲ 25
▲ 62%
44,436
99
9
2.3%
NEW
NEW
54,474
89
10
2.2%
–
▼ 4%
34,994
90
11
2.1%
–
▼ 5%
28,980
86
12
2.0%
▲ 12
▲ 14%
1,065
91
13
2.0%
▲ 4
▲ 2%
38,057
91
14
2.0%
▲ 9
▲ 6%
29,928
88
15
1.9%
▼ 3
▼ 9%
8,160
87
16
1.9%
▼ 11
▼ 39%
30,586
63
17
1.9%
▲ 3
▲ 0.6%
38,450
93
18
1.9%
▼ 3
▼ 6%
11,826
86
19
1.8%
▲ 7
▲ 7%
7,005
94
20
1.8%
▲ 8
▲ 11%
21,910
86
21
1.8%
▼ 8
▼ 13%
5,261
90
22
1.7%
▼ 6
▼ 12%
21,123
94
23
1.7%
▼ 4
▼ 14%
10,740
79
24
1.6%
▼ 2
▼ 11%
8,661
91
25
1.6%
▲ 7
▲ 9%
8,907
91
26
1.6%
▲ 9
▲ 20%
25,477
92
27
1.6%
NEW
NEW
33,259
93
28
1.6%
▲ 2
▼ 0.1%
31,084
93
29
1.6%
▼ 2
▼ 5%
24,354
89
30
1.5%
▼ 9
▼ 19%
7,729
90
31
1.5%
▼ 6
▼ 13%
22,792
92
32
1.4%
▼ 1
▼ 13%
2,732
92
33
1.4%
▲ 12
▲ 33%
11,421
93
34
1.3%
▲ 2
▼ 0.9%
6,507
92
35
1.3%
▼ 6
▼ 18%
7,826
90
36
1.2%
NEW
NEW
25,024
97
37
1.2%
▲ 2
▼ 3%
16,253
63
38
1.2%
▲ 2
▲ 2%
7,362
84
39
1.1%
NEW
NEW
26,021
94
40
1.1%
NEW
NEW
11,980
56
41
1.1%
▼ 4
▼ 20%
4,432
92
42
1.1%
▲ 2
▲ 3%
16,997
97
43
1.1%
▼ 25
▼ 46%
5,133
92
44
1.0%
▲ 4
▲ 7%
8,938
90
45
1.0%
▲ 5
▲ 9%
4,623
93
46
1.0%
▲ 1
▲ 5%
20,495
95
47
1.0%
NEW
NEW
8,755
91
48
1.0%
NEW
NEW
9,294
93
49
1.0%
NEW
NEW
18,805
89
50
1.0%
NEW
NEW
10,262
93

Mention share = a domain’s citations as a percentage of the summed citations of these top sources. Pages cited = the number of distinct pages on the domain that were cited. DR = Ahrefs Domain Rating. Data: broad US queries, November 2026.

How this data is collected

The numbers come from Ahrefs’ Brand Radar, which tracks the responses AI platforms give to a large, search-backed set of real user queries. For this article, we looked at every domain ChatGPT cited across a broad sample of US queries spanning all topics, then counted how often each domain appeared as a source.

This article is generated and automatically kept up to date every month by Agent A, our AI agent. Each month it pulls the latest Brand Radar data, recalculates mention share and rank movement, and refreshes the chart and table above — so the figures always reflect the most recent snapshot.

Use Ahrefs’ Brand Radar to track your brand’s presence in ChatGPT

To track your brand’s presence in ChatGPT, you’ll have to use a tool like Ahrefs’ Brand Radar.

Enter your brand, go to AI responses, select ChatGPT, and you’ll see the queries your brand appears for.

To see how you’re comparing against your competitors in ChatGPT, enter their brands in the “Your competitors” section.

Portrait of Si Quan Ong

Si Quan is a content marketer at Ahrefs. He has been involved in digital and content marketing for the past 5 years. Before he joined Ahrefs, he was content marketer at ReferralCandy, a 7-figure ARR SaaS company.

Si Quan has spoken at some of the industry’s largest conferences in the Asia region, which includes TIECon and Digital Marketing Skill Share. He has also written for some of the industry’s most popular blogs like Sumo and SmartBlogger.

His earliest work was marketing a product on Kickstarter, which eventually raised $150,000, more than double the original funding goal. The product was also featured on prominent tech websites, including Engadget, CNET and Digital Trends.

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