Pricing
Weekly measurement on a monthly plan, ended in two clicks. Every Monday the same questions go out and you get the count, its usual range, and every answer word for word.
Starter asks 3 assistants: ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews 3 times each, every Monday.
Growth asks 5 assistants: ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews 3 times each, Grok and Claude once each, every Monday.
€0once
Nothing to pay. No account, no card.
Check if AI picks youOne check, today
Nothing to cancel: there is no plan, no card and no renewal.
€29a month
excluding VAT
Choose StarterEvery Monday
Cancel in two clicks, under fifteen seconds: from the billing page, no reason asked.
€59a month
excluding VAT
Choose GrowthEvery Monday
Cancel in two clicks, under fifteen seconds: from the billing page, no reason asked.
| What you get | Free check | Starter | Growth |
|---|---|---|---|
| Questions each Monday | 5, once | 10 | 25 |
| Answers | 15, once | 90 a week | 275 a week |
| Width of the usual range | 23 points either way, at most | 10 points either way, at most | 6 points either way, at most |
| Named beside you | The names in that one check | This week's names | This week's names and the same week 4 weeks back |
| Blockers and fixes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| The weekly email | No | Every Monday | Every Monday |
No VAT is charged on a billing address outside the European Union.
Charged in euro: Starter about $33.70 and Growth about $68.57 at today's rate. Your bank sets the final amount.
The product is the same on both plans. What differs is the sample size, and how far back the names beside you go.
The usual range is the width of what we know. More questions and more assistants make it narrower at the same rate. Nothing here changes a count: the rate is held still, because a calculator knows nothing about next week.
Every cell is a fact read from the vendor's own page, linked to it, with the date we read it. No adjective. Where a vendor does not publish a fact, the cell says so and names the page we tried.
Checked 5 September 2026
| Vendor | Trial length | Annual billing preselected | Add-on preselected | Price visible before setup | Cancellation path | Refund posture | An interval on the headline number | Official APIs only |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Opinlyopinly.ai | 3 days, and a payment method is required. The blog's call to action says 7 days. The alternatives hub says no credit card is required. Scope: the trial on the paid plan; the three pages are all theirs and they disagree Note: Three of their own pages state three different things; it is not ours to say which one holds. terms of service, blog, alternatives hub 5 Sep | Not verified in our test at the checkout: the pricing page opens the sign in page. The account we opened was on yearly billing, with monthly add-ons beside it. Scope: the one account the owner opened and paid for, not every account Note: The billing page was read inside a paid account on 5 September 2026. The checkout default itself was never seen. pricing page, billing page 5 Sep | Not verified in our test: the checkout's own default was not observed. On 4 September 2026 the first bill on the account read US$557.15: the annual base plan at US$498.15 and one monthly add-on, LLM Visibility at US$59. On 5 September 2026 it read US$636.15, with a second monthly add-on, Web Analytics, the two add-ons US$138 a month together. A separate Claude control is offered at US$5 a month and was not ticked. Scope: the first bill of the one account the owner opened and paid for Note: The billing page was read inside a paid account on 5 September 2026; the value records what the same page read the day before as well. Their terms describe a preselected LLM add-on as possible; the purchase itself was made before the audit, so no toggle was watched. billing page, terms of service 5 Sep | No. A signed out visit to the pricing page is redirected to the sign in page. Scope: a visitor with no account, from the EU Note: Read twice, once after a 12 second wait, in a browser with scripts running. pricing page 5 Sep | The terms say "through your account settings", with effect at the end of the paid period. In the account, the route asks for a reason first and runs 6 to 8 screens including the reason screen and the confirm; some carry a skip shortcut. Scope: a subscription on the one account the owner opened and paid for Note: The route was read inside a paid account on 5 September 2026, walked to the final confirm on all eight reasons and no further; the last button was never pressed, and the skip shortcut was not followed. terms of service, billing page 5 Sep | "Non-refundable" once the trial converts, and no credit "for partial billing periods, unused Services, or cancellations". Scope: every paid period terms of service 5 Sep | None. The benchmarks page prints a number out of 100 and a percentile beside it. Scope: the benchmarks page of the account we opened Note: This was read inside a paid account on 4 September 2026; no public page of theirs states it. benchmarks page 4 Sep | Not stated. The LLM Visibility page says the prompts run weekly and names no route. Scope: the LLM Visibility feature of the account we opened Note: This was read inside a paid account on 4 September 2026; no public page of theirs states it. LLM Visibility page 4 Sep |
| Peecpeec.ai | Not published. The home page offers "Start Free Trial"; the terms say "for a limited period as determined by Peec AI". Scope: the trial offered on the home page Note: The pricing page does not state a length either. home page, terms of use 5 Sep | Annual figures only, EUR 70 to EUR 360 a month, with "Save EUR 180" beside each. No monthly figure and no switch was found. Scope: the three priced plans pricing page 5 Sep | None on the page. Each plan says "Choose 3 models"; more models are not priced there. Scope: the three priced plans pricing page 5 Sep | Yes. Three plans priced; Enterprise is "Talk to Sales". Scope: a visitor with no account pricing page 5 Sep | Monthly: "at any time, effective at the end of the current payment cycle", in text form such as an email. A 12 month term takes 30 days' notice. Scope: the monthly and the 12 month term terms of use 5 Sep | "No automatic refund for early termination of a fixed term"; pro rata only where Peec is at fault. Scope: a fixed term ended early terms of use 5 Sep | None. Visibility is "how often your brand gets mentioned across AI responses", and the docs ask a reader to "focus on trends over weeks rather than daily changes". Scope: the visibility figure in the product docs, chats 5 Sep | No. The docs say "Peec AI uses advanced UI scraping technology" and "sophisticated browser automation to interact with AI models through their web interfaces". Scope: how the answers are collected docs, home 5 Sep |
| Otterlyotterly.ai | 7 days, "No credit card needed". Scope: the trial offered on the home page home page 5 Sep | No. The "Monthly" tab carries aria-selected on load, with "Annually" beside it. Scope: the pricing page as it loads pricing page 5 Sep | None ticked. Claude, Google AI Mode and Gemini are sold "as extra Add-ons", EUR 9 to EUR 149 a month by plan. Scope: the add-on table under the plans pricing page 5 Sep | Yes. Three plans, EUR 29 to EUR 489 a month; Enterprise "Starting from EUR 1,000/month". Scope: a visitor with no account pricing page 5 Sep | "At any time through your account settings". The terms say a monthly subscription ends monthly and an annual one before the renewal period. Scope: the monthly and the annual subscription Note: The terms are a PDF dated April 2026, read with pdftotext. pricing page, terms (pdf) 5 Sep | "Subscription Charges are billed in advance and, unless stated otherwise, are nonrefundable"; "No credits or refunds will be issued for underused subscriptions". Scope: every subscription charge terms (pdf) 5 Sep | None. Brand Coverage is defined as "prompts that mention my brand / all prompts in selected time window". Scope: the headline figure of the brand report KPI definitions 5 Sep | Not stated on the KPI page or the pricing page. Scope: how the answers are collected Note: Two pages were tried; neither names a route. KPI definitions, pricing page 5 Sep |
| Profoundtryprofound.com | Not published on the pricing page, which offers "Try for free". The agreement says "the period designated by Profound (or if not designated, 30 days)". Scope: the trial offered on the Growth plan pricing page, subscription agreement 5 Sep | "Billed yearly, 2 months free" is the only billing text on the page. There is no monthly figure. Scope: the two priced plans pricing page 5 Sep | None on the page. Agent credits sit inside each plan, 100 a month and 400 a month. Scope: the two priced plans pricing page 5 Sep | Yes. US$99 and US$399 a month billed yearly; Enterprise is "Get a Demo". Scope: a visitor with no account Note: The amounts came back in the fetched page; the rendered text dump did not carry them. pricing page 5 Sep | No customer cancel path is described in the agreement. An order renews unless a party gives "notice of non-renewal at least 30 days before the start of the next Order Renewal Term". Scope: an order under the master subscription agreement Note: Three other addresses were tried for the terms and all three answered 404. subscription agreement 5 Sep | "All Fees are non-refundable except as may be set out in Section 13.4 (Mitigation)". Scope: every fee under the agreement subscription agreement 5 Sep | None. Visibility is the responses that include your brand over "the total number of responses that include at least one brand". Scope: the visibility figure in Answer Engine Insights help article 5 Sep | Not stated. The help article says "Profound queries these answer engines" and names no route. Scope: how the answers are collected help article 5 Sep |
| Semrushsemrush.com, AI Visibility Toolkit | The pricing page says "Try Semrush free for seven days. Cancel anytime." The toolkit's knowledge base says it "does not currently offer a free trial. A paid subscription is required". Scope: the AI Visibility Toolkit; the two pages are both theirs and they disagree Note: Both sentences were printed on the day; it is not ours to say which one holds. pricing page, kb 1493 5 Sep | Yes. The annual radio is checked on load and the monthly one is not; the figure is "$99/mo per domain", charged a year at a time. No monthly figure is shown. Scope: the AI Visibility Toolkit plan pricing page 5 Sep | None ticked. Four add-ons are listed, US$10 to US$90 a month. Scope: the add-ons under the plan pricing page 5 Sep | Yes. One plan priced; Enterprise is "Custom pricing available". Scope: a visitor with no account pricing page 5 Sep | A form, then a confirmation link "valid for 24 hours", then a support case. "If you don't confirm within this timeframe, billing will continue." Scope: a Semrush subscription kb 252 5 Sep | A one time, 7 day money back on a first purchase of 12 months or longer and on add-ons, in a policy dated 20 August 2025. "Refunds are not available for month-to-month subscriptions." Scope: the first purchase, and then every month to month one refund policy 5 Sep | None. The headline figure compares your mentions with the median for the businesses it names as your competitors. Scope: the AI visibility figure in the toolkit Note: Their sentence is paraphrased here without the word it uses for a place in a list. kb 1493 5 Sep | Not stated on the knowledge base page. Scope: how the answers are collected kb 1493 5 Sep |
| Ahrefsahrefs.com, Brand Radar | None. "We never run discounts. But if you're a website owner, you can sign up for Ahrefs Free." Scope: every plan pricing page 5 Sep | No. Monthly figures are shown, EUR 119 to EUR 1,394 a month, with "Pay annually, save up to 17 percent" as the switch. Scope: the five priced plans, read from the EU in euro pricing page 5 Sep | None ticked. "Brand Radar AI" is sold "from EUR 179/mo" and prompt packages at EUR 46.7, EUR 93 and EUR 234, all under "Optional add-ons". Scope: the add-ons under the plans pricing page 5 Sep | Yes. Five plans priced. Scope: a visitor with no account pricing page 5 Sep | "Cancel your plan anytime from your Account Settings." The plan runs to the end of its period and the account then moves to Ahrefs Free. Scope: a paid plan pricing page, help article 5 Sep | "Ahrefs does not issue refunds in general." A monthly subscription may ask for one where the service was not used, "but we may decline your request if we see any material activity". The terms, dated 4 August 2026, say "we have no obligation to provide refunds in any instance". Scope: a monthly subscription, and then every subscription pricing page, terms 5 Sep | None. Brand Radar counts "how often your brand is mentioned or cited in those responses". Scope: the Brand Radar figure Brand Radar page 5 Sep | Not stated. The page says the prompts are run "through each AI platform" and names no route. Scope: how the answers are collected Brand Radar page 5 Sep |
| PicksYoupicksyou.com | None. The free check is free, a plan starts on the day it is picked, and no card is asked for before that. Scope: both plans this page 5 Sep | No annual plan exists. Every plan is monthly, so there is nothing to preselect. Scope: every plan on sale this page 5 Sep | No add-on exists. The assistants a plan asks are inside the plan, and the plan says which they are. Scope: every plan on sale this page 5 Sep | Yes. Both prices are on this page, net of VAT, with no account and no card. Scope: a visitor with no account Note: What VAT is added is decided at the checkout, from the billing address. this page 5 Sep | Two clicks from the billing page, under fifteen seconds, with no reason asked and no screen in between. The month already paid for runs to its end. Scope: a subscription on either plan terms 5 Sep | No refund promise of ours. The statutory 14 day right of withdrawal refunds the first month in full. Scope: a consumer inside the EU terms 5 Sep | Yes. Every count is printed with the answers it came from and the usual range around it, a Wilson interval. No rate is printed on its own. Scope: every count on every page and in every mail how we measure 5 Sep | Yes. Every answer is read through a vendor API we pay for, and no consumer app is opened. Scope: every assistant on every roster how we measure 5 Sep |
Every cell links to the page it was read from, with the full address on the link, and carries the date. A vendor may change theirs after 5 September 2026: tell us at [email protected] and we read the row again and print the new date. Nothing here names a customer of theirs, and nothing is quoted but their own pages.
The ones we get before the checkout.
No. Nobody can promise that. What we promise is the measurement: every answer word for word, and the count with its usual range.
From your billing page: "Cancel subscription", then "Confirm cancellation". Two clicks, no reason asked, nothing in the way. The weekly checks run to the end of the month you have paid for, a mail confirms the date, and everything collected stays readable.
Up at any time: it starts the moment the difference is paid, with a fresh baseline in the wider shape. Down at the end of the month you have already paid for; nothing is charged today.
The one day check stays free, no account and no card. Claim its report and the dashboard keeps every answer; the weekly check runs on a plan and stops the day you cancel.
Neither. Both plans are monthly, so there is no yearly total to be held to.
By card, in euro, on Mollie's own payment page. The invoice is in euro too, so its figure is the one to compare with your statement; if your account is in another currency, your bank converts it and sets the final amount.
A business with an EU VAT number outside Lithuania is invoiced under reverse charge; the number is checked at the checkout. Everyone else pays no VAT today, and the invoice says why.
