Markets — One Brand, Several Countries and Languages

What a market is

A market = a country + a language, with an optional city for local-intent prompts. Every market must have a country; there is no Global market: AI engines always answer from a country, and Citadex asks from that country too. Each project has at least one market, and the first one created is the primary market. A project cannot have two markets with the same country and language. Every tracked prompt belongs to one market and is scanned in its language.

Adding a market

Prompt Library → My Prompts → "+ Add markets", or the Workspace filter bar, opens the same dialog:

1. Country and language (the language follows the country automatically and can still be changed), plus an optional city.
2. The engines this market scans (see below); the picker shows the estimated credits per prompt.
3. Prompts: type one per line, use Import from Search Console for real search terms, or click Generate prompts to get a starter set in that language from your business profile. Edit or delete them freely before saving.
4. Add the market: the market is created and the prompts are added to My Prompts and Prompt Tracking and scanned automatically. You can also create the market with no prompts and add them later.

If the country and language match an existing market, the dialog turns into Add prompts and adds them to that market.

Engines per market

• China markets scan only Doubao, DeepSeek, Qwen and Kimi; Pro does not include those engines, so China markets need Business.
• Other markets scan the standard 7 by default, and you can add Grok, DeepSeek and Mistral (Business and above).

Change this later under "⚙ Markets & engines": By market edits one market at a time, with "Also apply to other markets" for several at once; By engine shows the markets × engines grid. The primary market cannot be removed. See Engines and scans.

Local platform lists

China, Taiwan, Korea, Germany, France, Spanish-speaking markets and Brazil have their own market profiles: Citation Sources → Market health & repair lists the review sites, communities and brand-information platforms that matter locally, and the gap map works out per market which sites cite competitors but not you. Other markets use the general list.

Deleting

A market can be deleted only when it has no prompts (the dialog takes you to clear them) and is not the project's last market.

Where markets filter

Workspace (market tabs), Prompt Tracking (market filter, move-to-market bulk action, the strategy article's target market, retests are created per market), Citation Sources (market pills, gap map, market health), Competitors (scope bar), Achievements and results reports (by-market table), report exports and CSV.

Market limits

Subscription plans do not cap the number of markets; markets themselves cost nothing, and their prompts are scanned and use credits as usual. Agency subscriptions are billed per market: extra markets are bought on the agency subscription page, and adding one beyond your allowance points you there.

Frequently asked questions

Are prompts translated when I add a market? No. Click Generate prompts in the new market for a fresh set in its language, import from Search Console, or paste translated prompts yourself. To read foreign-language prompts and answers, use Translate all.

Can I move prompts between markets? Yes: tick rows in Prompt Tracking → move to market. Existing results are kept; the next scan refreshes in the new language.

Which plan do I need to enter the China market? China markets are checked only on Doubao, DeepSeek, Qwen and Kimi, which come with Business and above and with agency plans. On Pro you can add a China market, but its prompts show "Business only" and are checked once you upgrade. International markets added by Chinese brands going global are not affected.

What happened to my old Global market? It was merged into the market for the country it was actually scanned in, with all data kept.