Does Google's AI Overview cite mysql.io?

Yes. Across the 4,185 queries measured in week 2026-W36, Google's AI Overview cited mysql.io on 16 of them, including 9 where the domain does not rank organically.

How well does mysql.io rank?

It appears on page one for 55 of 4,185 measured queries, at an average position of 4.7, with a best observed position of 1.

mysql.io — search visibility and AI Overview citations

2026-W36

Visibility

Queries ranked

55

of 4,185 measured

Average position

4.7

best seen: 1

Top three finishes

21

8 at position one

AI Overview citations

16

9 without ranking

Week on week

0%

vs 2026-W35

Google credits mysql.io in its own answer on 9 queries where the domain does not appear in the ten organic results. That gap is the whole argument for measuring citations separately from rankings.

Topics

Where it shows up

Databases 71

Citations

Queries where Google cites it

Query	Status	Topic
PostgreSQL alternatives	Cited, not ranking	Databases
what is PostgreSQL	Also ranking	Databases
how to use SQLite	Also ranking	Databases
SQLite example	Also ranking	Databases
what is MySQL	Cited, not ranking	Databases
what is ClickHouse	Cited, not ranking	Databases
MongoDB python	Cited, not ranking	Databases
MongoDB api	Cited, not ranking	Databases
Cloudflare D1 review	Also ranking	Databases
PlanetScale best practices	Also ranking	Databases
what is PlanetScale	Cited, not ranking	Databases
TimescaleDB rate limits	Also ranking	Databases
how to use TimescaleDB	Cited, not ranking	Databases
Snowflake not working	Also ranking	Databases
Snowflake api	Cited, not ranking	Databases
Supabase vs PlanetScale	Cited, not ranking	Databases

Rankings

Queries where it ranks

#	Query	Topic
1	SQLite example	Databases
1	MySQL tutorial	Databases
1	Redis tutorial	Databases
1	Cloudflare D1 review	Databases
1	TimescaleDB api	Databases
1	Snowflake not working	Databases
1	ClickHouse vs DuckDB	Databases
1	Redis vs Supabase	Databases
2	best databases	Databases
2	open source databases	Databases
2	is ClickHouse free	Databases
2	Neon tutorial	Databases
2	Neon pricing	Databases
2	is Supabase free	Databases
2	how to use PlanetScale	Databases
2	is PlanetScale free	Databases
3	how to use SQLite	Databases
3	ClickHouse documentation	Databases
3	Redis example	Databases
3	Cloudflare D1 example	Databases
3	SQLite vs MySQL	Databases
4	SQLite best practices	Databases
4	SQLite alternatives	Databases
4	SQLite not working	Databases
4	SQLite rate limits	Databases
4	Neon rate limits	Databases
4	is Neon free	Databases
4	TimescaleDB rate limits	Databases
5	ClickHouse pricing	Databases
5	PlanetScale best practices	Databases
5	is TimescaleDB free	Databases
5	Neon vs TimescaleDB	Databases
6	SQLite api	Databases
6	Neon api	Databases
6	PlanetScale tutorial	Databases
6	BigQuery review	Databases
6	TimescaleDB vs BigQuery	Databases
7	databases for beginners	Databases
7	what is PostgreSQL	Databases
7	how to use PostgreSQL	Databases

API

Track any domain yourself

This page is an aggregate of ordinary search calls — one per query, once a week. Nothing here needs a special endpoint or a rank-tracking contract.

curl --request GET \
  --url 'https://serpens.p.rapidapi.com/api/v1/search?q=site%3Amysql.io&gl=us&hl=en&format=json' \
  --header 'x-rapidapi-host: serpens.p.rapidapi.com' \
  --header 'x-rapidapi-key: YOUR_KEY'

Build this for your own domain

Free tier, no card. One endpoint returns organic results, the AI Overview and its citations together, so ranking and citation come out of the same call.

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