When someone asks an AI assistant a UK money question, the assistant looks for sources it can trust and quotes them. In the six months to 19 September 2026, Kael Tripton pages were used that way 867,800 times, across 1,212 guides, and the rate is still climbing.
How this is measured
The figures come from independent platform reporting made available to site owners, not from Kael Tripton's own analytics. The platform records each time one of its AI assistants, or a partner assistant using its index, draws on a Kael Tripton page to answer a question.
The platform describes its figures as a sample of overall activity, so the totals here are floors. The source report refreshes daily; this page is updated monthly and every number carries the date it was taken.
Why the pages get cited
Three habits run through the most-cited guides. Each answers a specific question in its first paragraph, with a number. Each cites the primary source, the regulator or government department or statistics office, and links to it. Each carries a last-reviewed date and is refreshed when the source data changes.
Where the citations fall
Citations concentrate in the topics where Kael Tripton holds the primary data and keeps it current.
Individual page figures are not published.
What it means for readers
An AI answer built on a Kael Tripton page rests on a named UK source, checked by a named editor, with no commission or lead routing behind it on regulated products. Follow the link the assistant gives, read the source, and see the date the figure was checked.
For partners
Featured Partner placements sit inside these guides and are labelled as such. Partners can request the underlying report and the monthly refresh.
Request the report →Figures as of 19 September 2026. Period: 20 March to 19 September 2026. Next scheduled update: 19 October 2026.