Tools that ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google's AI features your buyers' questions and count how often your brand is named. Here is every one we have checked, on the same four facts.
Each tool checked against its vendor's own pages between October 7, 2026 and October 14, 2026. Sources at the foot of the page.
What's on the list
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Every tool we have read against its vendor's own pages. GEOFast is ours and comes first; the rest follow by starting price in dollars, then those priced in another currency, then the ones that publish none.
A 90% range on how often you're mentioned and picked first, and a change counts only when this run's range and the last one's don't overlap.
A free X-ray with no account: 13 AI crawlers checked, pages compared with and without JavaScript, up to 300 read, and fixes ranked with code.
Published prices from $29 a month, with unlimited seats and an MCP on every plan.
Trade-offs
New, with no public reviews yet.
No Grok, DeepSeek or Naver, and Perplexity only weekly, even on daily plans.
Weekly answers on the $29 plan; daily starts at $99.
No analytics of AI crawler visits from server logs.
No SAML single sign-on and no SOC 2 report yet.
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Rankscale
rankscale.ai
An AI visibility tracker paid in credits: 17+ engines on every plan, schedules from hourly to monthly, page audits and an MCP, from $17 a month billed yearly, with Pro at $99.[1]
Best for: SEO teams and agencies that want many engines, their own schedule for each prompt and usage paid in credits.
Price: Essentials $17 a month, billed yearly only; Pro $99, Pro+ $229, Growth $385 and Enterprise $780 a month, 15% off yearly; custom plans by quote. Visitors in Europe see the same numbers in euros[1]Rankscale pricing
An AI search monitor priced for small teams: daily answers on four engines from $29 a month ($25 billed yearly), in 70+ countries, with a per-URL GEO audit.[7, 122, 123]
Best for: Small teams that want daily answers at a low price and many countries.
Price: Lite $29, Standard $189 and Premium $489 a month; Enterprise from 1,000 prompts[7]Otterly.AI pricing
A GEO platform for small teams and agencies: your prompts asked daily on any 4 of 7 engines from $49 a month ($41 billed yearly), with unlimited audit reports and content generation on every plan, and white-label reports, a REST API and an MCP from $99.[10, 11, 12]
Best for: Small teams and agencies that want daily tracking, page audits and written articles on one flat plan, with white-label reports from $99 a month.
Price: Starter $49, Professional $99 and Enterprise $399 a month; paid yearly, $490, $990 and $3,990 a year[10, 11, 12]Geoptie pricing
HubSpot's AI visibility tracker, in beta: 25 prompts asked daily on ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity for $50 a month ($45 billed yearly), or included in Marketing Hub Professional and Enterprise. Its free AEO Grader is a separate one-time score.[16, 17, 19]
Best for: Marketing Hub customers, and small teams that want daily tracking on three engines with content recommendations for $50 a month.
Price: HubSpot AEO $50 a month, or $45 paid yearly: 25 prompts and 2,500 answers a month for one brand; 10 more prompts $20 a month. Also included in Marketing Hub Professional (from $890 a month) and Enterprise (from $3,600)[16, 17]HubSpot pricing
Daily answers on ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity for $50 a month, with no other HubSpot subscription needed.[16, 20]
Recommendations drawn from citation patterns, each with a projected citation lift, plus content and technical site audits.[130]
Included in Marketing Hub Professional and Enterprise, where CRM data shapes prompt suggestions and blog posts are drafted from recommendations.[17, 18]
A free AEO Grader that scores any brand out of 100 with no account.[19]
Trade-offs
Three engines: Google's AI Overviews and AI Mode aren't on its supported list.[18]
25 prompts on the $50 plan; each 10 more cost $20 a month.[17]
One brand per subscription: a second brand needs another $50 plan, or the $1,000 a month Brands add-on on Marketing Hub Enterprise.[17, 18]
The $50 plan gets a connector for ChatGPT and Claude only; the MCP server and the AEO API need Marketing Hub Professional or Enterprise, from $890 a month.[17, 131, 132, 133]
Brands with little search volume may get limited coverage in its index.[135]
No white-label reports, and point values without ranges.[24, 136]
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Evertune
evertune.ai
A GEO platform for brand marketers: each prompt asked 100 times per model on Pro ($800 a month, shown billed annually on the plans page), prompts drawn from a panel of 150 million conversations, and ChatGPT ads run from the same data.[26, 27, 30, 137]
Best for: Brand marketing teams that want heavily sampled numbers across 11 models and ChatGPT ads in the same platform.
Price: Starter from $60 a month, shown billed annually; Pro $800 a month, shown billed annually on the plans page; Enterprise by quote[25, 26, 27]Evertune pricing
An AI search tracker built on keywords, not prompts: one $79 plan that turns your keywords into 500 tracked prompts on 10 engines, with unlimited projects and seats, an API and free AI SEO tools.[31, 138]
Best for: SEOs and agencies that want to bring a keyword list, have the prompts written for them and track many engines and countries on one flat plan.
Price: One plan, All in One, at $79 a month, marked as a limited-time price; more keywords are sold as an upgrade, at a price the page doesn't give[31]LLMrefs pricing
SE Ranking's AI visibility tracker: your prompts asked daily on ChatGPT, Gemini, AI Overviews, AI Mode and Perplexity, from $99 a month ($79 billed yearly) for 200 prompts.[34]
Best for: Marketing teams and agencies that want many prompts asked daily on five engines, alone or beside SE Ranking's SEO tools.
Price: Basic $99, Core $189 and Plus $355 a month; $79, $151 and $284 a month billed annually; custom plans by demo[34]SE Visible pricing
An AI visibility platform with content agents: your prompts asked daily from $95 a month ($79.17 billed yearly), API and MCP on every paid plan, and AI crawler logs from $199 on agency plans, $245 on brand plans.[37, 38, 141]
Best for: Marketing teams and agencies that want daily tracking, articles written for them and AI crawler logs in one platform.
Price: Essential $95, Professional $245 and Business $579 a month, or $950, $2,450 and $5,790 a year; agency plans $199, $399 and $799; custom plans by quote[37, 38]Promptwatch pricing
Daily answers on every paid plan, with 11 models listed and ChatGPT asked in automated browser sessions.[37, 40]
Crawler Logs show which AI bots fetch which pages, checked against the IP ranges providers publish.[141]
API and MCP on every paid plan; the MCP can create and edit as well as read.[37, 142]
Articles written for you: 5 a month on Professional, 10 on Business.[37]
A free AI Visibility Report that asks ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity, with no account.[143]
Trade-offs
One seat and one project on Essential ($95); two of each on Professional ($245).[37]
No Crawler Logs, PDF reports or articles on Essential on its pricing page; on brand plans they start at Professional ($245), and crawler logs come with agency plans from $199.[37, 38, 144]
The answer quota fits 4 models asked daily; more models use it up sooner, and monitoring pauses when it runs out.[145, 146]
On its pricing page, state and city tracking comes only with Business ($579) and the agency plans.[37, 38]
Daily answers on every plan, with unlimited users.[42]
Crawlability against 40+ AI bots, and AI crawler visits from your CDN or server logs.[147, 148]
Actions ranked by impact across site fixes, your own content and third-party sources.[149]
Trade-offs
Plans start at $95 a month with 3 engines; each extra engine costs $35 to $165 a month.[42]
Point values without ranges; its Impact view marks finished actions on a graph.[44, 149]
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Trakkr
trakkr.ai
An AI visibility platform for brands and agencies: 50 prompts asked daily on 8 models for $100 a month ($83.33 billed yearly), with site scans, AI crawler tracking, articles and pages served to AI crawlers in the plan.[45, 150, 151, 152]
Best for: Brands and agencies that want daily tracking on 8 models with crawler data, articles and a white-label client portal in one product.
Price: Growth $100 a month for one brand; Scale $500 for 10 brands; Enterprise from $1,000. An extra brand is $50 a month[45, 46]Trakkr pricing
Not SOC 2 certified itself; its security page says its infrastructure providers are.[158]
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Semrush AI Visibility Toolkit
semrush.com
AI visibility inside the Semrush suite: $99 a month for 25 tracked prompts and one user, with captured answers and a database of 317M+ prompts.[51, 56]
Best for: Semrush users who want AI tracking and prompt research next to their SEO data.
Price: $99 a month: 25 tracked prompts, one Brand Performance domain, one user; Semrush One, with the SEO toolkit, from $199[51, 52]Semrush pricing
AI visibility tracking with content and audits in the plan: daily answers on ChatGPT, AI Overviews and Perplexity from $125 a month ($100 billed yearly), with articles, page audits and AI crawler analytics.[57]
Best for: Marketing teams and agencies that want tracking, article drafts and page audits in one subscription, with white-label reports.
Price: Pro $125, Scale $400 and Enterprise from $999 a month; agency plans $250, $400 and $999; 20% off yearly[57]Searchable pricing
A GEO platform sold on credits: 11 models from $295 a month ($245 billed yearly), a free plan to start, a content agent and Site Health audits.[61, 161]
Best for: Marketing teams that want many models, a content agent and site audits in one platform, with credits to spend as they choose.
Price: Starter $295 a month for 3,600 credits, 17% off billed annually; Enterprise by quote; a free Essential plan[61]AthenaHQ pricing
The agency page lists no prices or white-label reports.[163]
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Scrunch
scrunch.com
An AI search platform for brands and agencies: answers from 4 engines for $250 a month and up to 9 on Enterprise, AI bot traffic from your CDN, and pages rebuilt for AI agents.[66, 164, 165]
Best for: Enterprise brands that want AI agents served their own version of the site, with bot traffic and SSO in one platform.
Price: Core $250 a month for one brand; Enterprise by quote. Agencies: Agency Core $500 a month[66, 67]Scrunch pricing
An AEO platform for brands and agencies: your prompts asked daily on 5 engines from $295 a month billed annually, agents that write and fix content on every plan, and Claude, AI crawler analytics and the API on Enterprise.[70]
Best for: Brands that want tracking and agents that write and fix content in one platform, and enterprises that need SOC 2, SSO and attribution to revenue.
Price: Core $295 a month billed annually, or $354 billed monthly; Pro $999, or $1,198.80 monthly; Enterprise by quote. Agencies: Growth $275 a month billed annually, or $330 billed quarterly[70]Goodie pricing
Agents on every plan: an AEO content writer, content optimization, blog generation, outreach, and a technical agent that repairs llms.txt and sitemaps, with 50 actions a month on Core.[70, 169]
Daily answers and unlimited seats on every plan, with a strategist's onboarding call.[70]
Agentic commerce on Pro: products tracked by SKU on ChatGPT, Perplexity, AI Mode, Alexa and Sparky.[70, 170]
SOC 2 Type I and Type II attestations, with SAML SSO and SCIM provisioning.[171]
A free Agent Readiness Audit: 36 checks in 8 categories, with no account.[172]
Trade-offs
Core is $295 a month billed annually, or $354 billed monthly, for one brand, 110 prompts and 5 engines.[70]
Gemini starts on Pro at $999 a month billed annually; Claude, Meta AI, DeepSeek and Grok need Enterprise, by quote.[70]
AI crawler analytics, Site 360, revenue attribution, Brand Command and the API are Enterprise only.[70]
The $275 agency plan covers pitch workspaces that run 7 days; each client workspace costs from $399 a month on top.[173]
Doesn't say how it collects answers from most engines.[71, 72]
An AI visibility platform that also does the work: 600 prompts asked daily on 6 engines for $599 a month, 18 articles a month from its content engine, and AI bot traffic from your server logs.[74, 174]
Best for: Marketing teams with the budget for daily tracking at volume, articles written and published for them, and an agent that works the data.
Price: Growth $599 a month; Enterprise by quote. Agencies: $300 a month for each active client plus an Agency Base fee it doesn't publish. Gauge Agents, a separate product for coding agents, starts at $100 a month[74, 75, 76, 77]Gauge pricing
600 prompts asked daily on 6 engines on Growth: 108,000 answers a month, with unlimited domains and competitors.[74]
A content engine that writes 18 publish-ready articles a month and publishes to Webflow, Framer, Sanity or GitHub.[74]
AI Traffic shows which pages AI bots and coding agents request, from Cloudflare, Vercel or forwarded server logs.[174]
Ask Gauge, an agent with unlimited chats on both plans, and an Action Center that reports what each finished action did to citation rate and visibility.[74, 175]
An MCP on both plans that reads and acts, with OAuth or an API key.[74, 176]
Trade-offs
One plan for a single brand, Growth at $599 a month; Enterprise is by quote, and Agency Mode adds a base fee it doesn't publish.[74]
Claude and Grok need Enterprise or your own Anthropic or xAI key; the docs put Anthropic's bill at about $2.50 to $3 per prompt per month.[74, 79]
Growth tracks a single location and includes 5 seats; more of either is Enterprise.[74]
The Agency Base fee isn't published; only the $300 a month per active client is.[75, 76]
An AI search and GEO platform from a European company: 50 prompts asked weekly on 5 engines from €49 a month, with GEO audits and an MCP on every plan, AI bot analytics from Scale and white label on Partner plans or by quote.[82, 177, 178, 179]
Best for: Teams and agencies that want five engines, unlimited seats and technical GEO audits at a low price in euros, and are fine with weekly answers.
Price: Listed in euros: Starter €49 a month, Growth €99 and Scale €299 on weekly tracking; €79, €149 and €449 on daily. Other currencies are shown as approximate conversions[82, 83]LLM Pulse pricing
Five engines on every plan, Gemini and Google's AI Mode among them, and a prompt counts once however many models it runs on.[82]
Unlimited team members on every plan, from €49 a month.[82]
An MCP on every plan with about 110 tools; it can add prompts, tags and competitors as well as read.[180]
GEO Optimization on every plan: 10 tools, with recurring audits of robots.txt and agent readiness that alert you when a check starts failing.[82, 177]
Agent Analytics tracks over 40 AI bots from Cloudflare, Bunny CDN, log drains or S3 logs, page by page, on Scale and above.[178]
Three ways to white-label: a branded subdomain, your own domain with emails from your own mail server, or dashboards embedded in your product.[179]
Trade-offs
Prices are listed in euros; it shows other currencies as approximate conversions (about $58 for Starter) and charges your card in your local currency, so the amount can differ slightly.[82]
Weekly by default; daily tracking costs more, €79 a month on Starter against €49, and daily plans start without a trial.[82, 181]
No sentiment analysis, AI traffic analytics or Agent on Starter; the API, Looker Studio and Agent Analytics start at Scale (€299).[82]
Claude, Copilot and Grok are add-ons priced per plan: Claude is €25 a month on weekly Starter and €585 on daily Scale.[84]
White label is not part of Starter, Growth or Scale: it comes by quote, or with Partner plans from €1,499 a month.[82, 179]
The trial needs a payment method, and the free tools send the report by email and add you to its newsletter.[82, 182, 183]
Adobe's enterprise product for AI search, called LLM Optimizer until August 2026: prompt tracking with Semrush data, AI crawler traffic from CDN logs, and fixes served to AI agents at the CDN edge. Sold by quote.[89, 184, 185]
Best for: Enterprises, above all Adobe Experience Manager and Adobe Analytics customers, that want to track AI answers and ship fixes to AI agents from their CDN.
Price: By quote: a license counted in prompts a year, with no price on Adobe's site[89, 90]
An AI search platform with a services team: Insights tracks answers daily on up to 8 engines, and Playbooks, Workflows and Grids write and publish the content. It describes its Solo plan as free and shows no price for Pro.[95, 96, 98, 189, 190]
Best for: Enterprise marketing teams that want AI answer tracking and content production in one platform, with experts to run it.
Price: Solo is free by AirOps's own description (35,000 tasks a month); Pro (100,000 tasks) shows no price on the pricing page; Enterprise is by quote; extra Solo tasks cost $0.025 each[95, 96, 97]AirOps pricing
Insights feed Playbooks, Workflows and Grids that write, refresh and publish content to your CMS, with human review before it goes live.[97, 189]
Agent Analytics counts AI crawls and AI agent visits from your CDN logs, page by page.[191]
Unlimited seats on Pro, SSO on Enterprise, and SOC 2 Type II certification.[96, 97]
Trade-offs
No price shown for Pro, and Enterprise is by quote; Solo is free by AirOps's own description, while its billing docs say a new free-tier workspace gets 1 task.[95, 96, 192]
Solo tracks ChatGPT only; the other engines start on Pro, and Claude is on by default only on Enterprise.[96, 99]
On task-billed workspaces, answers and content work draw on one task balance: a prompt on 3 engines, 2 regions and 3 personas uses 540 tasks a month.[192]
Doesn't say whether answers come from the apps or the APIs.[97]
Point values without ranges; more than one answer per prompt a day is for Enterprise.[99, 100]
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Bluefish
bluefishai.com
An enterprise platform sold to Fortune 500 brands: 10+ AI models tracked daily, including Amazon's shopping assistants, with campaign tools, an accuracy check and a services team.[103, 193, 194]
Best for: Fortune 500 marketing teams that want monitoring, campaigns, attribution and a services team in one contract.
Price: Not published: a demo and pricing through sales, with fees invoiced yearly in advance unless the order form says otherwise[101, 102]
No published price, plan list or trial: a demo through sales.[101, 196]
Built for Fortune 500 brands, by its own description.[103]
Doesn't say whether answers come from the apps or the APIs.[103]
No full list of the 10+ models it tracks.[103, 193]
No margin of error or range published for its scores.[105]
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Brandlight
brandlight.ai
An enterprise AI visibility platform sold with a team: Brandlight builds your prompt set, counts 13 engines and puts a strategist, an analyst and a customer success lead on each account. Entry is a paid 3-month pilot, with no published price.[107, 108, 109]
Best for: Fortune 500 and multi-brand enterprises that want the prompt set built for them and a strategist's team running the program with theirs.
Price: Not published: a paid 3-month pilot, then an annual platform and service contract scoped by dashboards, markets and lines of business[107, 108]
A strategist, an analyst and a customer success lead on every account, with a bi-weekly check-in and a monthly readout.[107]
Builds the prompt set for you from licensed panel data of real AI prompts, search demand and your Search Console, weighted to demand.[113]
Tracks publishers, social and retailer product pages as well as AI answers, with shopping answers by product and ads inside AI answers in an enterprise beta.[107, 197, 198]
Server log analysis shows which AI crawlers read your sites and which are denied access.[199]
SOC 2 Type II, multi-brand and multi-region support, and a published methodology that states its own limits.[113, 200]
Trade-offs
No published price: a paid 3-month pilot, then an annual contract.[107]
No free trial and no self-serve tier, by its own account.[107, 108]
Enterprise only: it says startups, small businesses and agencies with small clients are told no on the first call.[107]
You don't write the prompts: Brandlight builds the set, and you review it, exclude from it and set priorities.[113]
Each prompt runs once per engine per cycle, and no range or margin of error is published.[113]
No full list of the 13 engines it counts.[109, 110]
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Conductor
conductor.com
An enterprise AEO and SEO platform: AI Search Performance tracks ChatGPT in two modes and 7 more engines on yearly credits, beside AI content writing, 24/7 site monitoring and an MCP server. It publishes no prices.[114, 115]
Best for: Enterprise search and content teams that want AI visibility in the same platform as SEO reporting, content writing and site monitoring.
Price: Not published: Essentials, Growth and Enterprise are listed by what they include, with a free trial, a demo or a sales call as the next step[114]
AI visibility in the same platform as keyword rankings, AI content writing and 24/7 site monitoring.[114]
Tracks ChatGPT in both Auto and Search modes, plus Claude, Gemini, AI Mode, AI Overviews, Grok, Copilot and Perplexity, in over 160 countries.[115, 201]
Daily, weekly or monthly tracking chosen per topic, with prompts sorted by persona and search intent.[115, 201]
AI crawler visits from CDN logs for OpenAI, Perplexity, Anthropic, Meta and xAI bots, by page.[202]
An MCP server on every plan, with connectors for ChatGPT, Claude and Copilot, and a Data API.[114, 203]
SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001 and ISO 42001, with SAML SSO.[204]
Trade-offs
No prices on the pricing page: Growth asks for a demo and Enterprise for a sales call.[114]
Tracking runs on credits: the plan table lists 2,500 a year on Essentials and Growth, and the docs charge 1 or 2 credits for a ChatGPT answer, by mode, and 2 for a Gemini answer.[114, 115]
Collects answers through the engines' official APIs where available, and doesn't say which engines are read another way.[115]
The Data API and log file analysis are included only on Enterprise; the other plans list them as available.[114]
Which assistants it asks, and whether it captures the apps people use or calls an API, which can answer differently.
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Your own prompts
Whether you choose the questions, how many you get, and how often each one is asked again.
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How sure the numbers are
AI answers change from run to run. A rate without a range can't tell a real change from noise.
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Fixes on your own site
Whether it checks that AI crawlers can reach and read your pages, and how many pages it reads.
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The price at your size
What one site, a team and an agency pay once seats, extra engines and client workspaces are added.
FAQ
QuestionsaboutAIvisibilitytools.
Which AI visibility tools are on this list, and why?
GEOFast, Rankscale, Otterly.AI, Geoptie, HubSpot AEO, Ahrefs Brand Radar, Evertune, LLMrefs, SE Visible, Promptwatch, Peec AI, Trakkr, Semrush AI Visibility Toolkit, Searchable, AthenaHQ, Scrunch, Goodie, Gauge, LLM Pulse, Adobe Brand Visibility, AirOps, Bluefish, Brandlight, Conductor and Profound. Every tool we have read against its vendor's own pages. GEOFast is ours and comes first; the rest follow by starting price in dollars, then those priced in another currency, then the ones that publish none.
Which one costs least?
Rankscale from $17 a month billed yearly, GEOFast from $24.17 a month billed yearly ($29 month to month) and Otterly.AI from $25 a month billed yearly ($29 month to month). LLM Pulse lists prices in euros, from €40.83 a month billed yearly (€49 monthly). Adobe Brand Visibility, AirOps, Bluefish, Brandlight, Conductor and Profound publish no monthly price for a brand plan.
Which one shows how sure its numbers are?
GEOFast puts a 90% range on how often you're mentioned and picked first, and counts a change only when it beats the usual swing. The table's sources say what each of the others publishes.
How were these tools checked?
Each claim comes from that vendor's own pricing, product or help page, linked at the foot of the page with the day it was read. Nothing comes from review sites or another vendor's comparison.
Sources
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Every claim about another tool links to that vendor's own page, read between October 7, 2026 and October 14, 2026. Prices are as each vendor lists them, in US dollars unless marked; vendors change them, so check before you buy.