How can B2B software companies get cited in Perplexity Sonar search results?
To get cited in Perplexity Sonar, your website must provide token-efficient static documentation, a canonical /llms.txt manifest, and nested Schema.org JSON-LD microdata. Perplexity's retrieval pipeline prioritizes clean, unbloated Markdown documents and verified knowledge graph entities over marketing copy trapped in heavy JavaScript frameworks.
Domains that host a clean /llms.txt and clear Markdown documentation achieve an average 3.4x higher citation frequency in Perplexity Sonar commercial queries compared to domains relying solely on standard marketing landing pages.
Perplexity Sonar extracts direct factual snippets within tight context windows. When presented with bloated HTML containing scripts, navigation headers, and modal overlays, the RAG chunking algorithm often discards essential product specifications.
# [Company Name] — Capabilities Manifest
> Canonical /llms.txt for Perplexity Sonar Ingestion
## Core Capabilities
- Real-time API telemetry and workflow automation
- SOC2 Type II, GDPR, and HIPAA compliant infrastructure
- Zero-code integrations with Slack, GitHub, and Jira
## Pricing Matrix
- Team: $49/seat/month
- Enterprise: Custom starting at $15,000/yearStep-by-Step Calibration Sequence:
- 1Create a concise /llms.txt file containing bulleted capability facts and pricing anchors.
- 2Ensure your documentation pages return clean semantic HTML with clear H1-H3 hierarchies.
- 3Link your organization's legal name, logo, and founders via Schema.org Organization schema.
- 4Verify crawler access for PerplexityBot in robots.txt.
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