Best AI visibility tools (2026)

AI visibility tools help agencies track how brands appear in AI answers, monitor the questions that matter to clients, and turn those results into ongoing work.

The best tool depends on the service you sell. Some focus on prompt tracking. Others are built for enterprise monitoring, agency reporting, or broader SEO workflows. Price also varies significantly once you need multiple AI platforms, client workspaces, or white-label reporting.

Full disclosure: we build Maverank. We compared the products below using public pricing and product information available on August 13, 2026. Plans change frequently, so confirm current limits before buying.

AI visibility tools compared

Tool	Pricing	AI coverage	Best for	What to verify
Maverank	Solo: $59/month. Studio: $149/month. Agency: $399/month.	ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Google AI on every plan.	Agencies that want AI visibility tracking, client reporting, and a readiness fix list in the same workflow.	Choose the plan that matches your prompt, project, reporting, and client-access needs.
Profound	Starter: $99/month billed annually. Growth: $399/month billed annually. Enterprise: custom.	Starter tracks ChatGPT. Growth includes three answer engines. Enterprise supports up to nine.	Larger brands and agencies that want a more enterprise-oriented AI visibility platform.	Confirm the answer engines, prompt volume, reporting, and agency features included in the plan you need.
Peec AI	Starter: $95/month. Pro: $245/month. Advanced: $495/month. Enterprise: custom.	Public plans include three AI models, with broader capabilities depending on plan.	Teams focused on AI search visibility tracking with straightforward published plans.	Confirm current model coverage, prompt limits, projects, reporting, and client-delivery features.
OtterlyAI	Lite: $29/month. Standard: $189/month. Premium: $489/month. Enterprise: custom.	ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, and Microsoft Copilot. Claude, Google AI Mode, and Gemini are available as add-ons.	Teams that want a low entry price or agencies interested in its partner offering.	Check the cost of the AI platforms you need after add-ons and the reporting options included in your plan.
Scrunch	Core: $250/month. Agency Core: $500/month. Enterprise: custom.	Core includes four named AI models, with broader coverage on enterprise plans.	Agencies and larger teams that care about multi-client workflows, API access, and white-label delivery.	Confirm which agency, API, workspace, and reporting features are included at the level you need.
Ahrefs Brand Radar	Single-platform Brand Radar access starts at $199/month. All-platform access starts at $699/month. Custom prompt tracking is priced separately, with some prompt tracking also available through Ahrefs plans.	AI Overviews, AI Mode, ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok, and other tracked surfaces depending on the package.	Teams already using Ahrefs that want AI visibility data alongside their existing SEO workflow.	Confirm the Brand Radar package and custom-prompt allowance required for your monitoring workflow.

Prices are useful for shortlisting, but they do not tell you whether a tool fits the service you deliver. Prompt limits, included AI platforms, project structure, client access, exports, and reporting can change the practical cost significantly.

Choose Maverank when client delivery is part of the workflow

Maverank is built around the agency workflow as well as the visibility data.

All plans track ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Google AI. Studio and Agency add white-label reporting, while client projects can have free read-only viewers.

The other part of the workflow is readiness. Instead of stopping at which brands appeared for a prompt, Maverank can surface issues on the client's site that the agency can investigate and turn into specific work.

That makes it a fit when the service includes both monitoring and recommendations rather than visibility reporting alone.

See Maverank pricing for current prompt, project, and reporting limits.

Consider Profound or Scrunch for larger programs

Profound and Scrunch both move quickly into higher-budget and enterprise workflows.

Profound's public tiers increase answer-engine coverage between Starter and Growth, with the broader enterprise product positioned for larger organizations and agencies.

Scrunch publishes a dedicated Agency Core plan and promotes capabilities such as multi-client workspaces, white-label outputs, API-led delivery, and access controls.

These products are worth evaluating when AI visibility is becoming a larger program rather than one component of a lightweight agency service.

Before buying, confirm the exact platform coverage, client workflow, exports, permissions, and reporting included in the plan you are considering.

Consider Peec or OtterlyAI when tracking is the main requirement

Peec AI and OtterlyAI offer more direct entry points for teams primarily interested in monitoring AI visibility.

Peec has published tiers from Starter through Advanced, which makes initial budget comparison relatively straightforward.

OtterlyAI starts at a lower monthly price, but some additional AI platforms are sold as add-ons. Compare the final configuration rather than the headline Lite price if Claude, Gemini, or Google AI Mode matters to your service.

For an agency, also check how many clients, prompts, projects, exports, and reports the plan supports before deciding based on entry price.

Consider Ahrefs when AI visibility belongs inside your SEO stack

Ahrefs Brand Radar is a different buying decision if your team already relies heavily on Ahrefs.

Its value is not only standalone prompt tracking. AI visibility data can sit alongside the broader search and competitive data your team already uses.

The pricing structure is also different from a simple per-seat AI visibility subscription. Brand Radar platform access and custom-prompt tracking have their own limits and packages.

If you already use Ahrefs, compare the incremental cost and workflow benefit with adding a separate AI visibility platform.

Compare the client deliverable first

Before comparing dashboards, decide what the client will actually receive.

An agency might need:

recurring AI visibility tracking
prompt-level evidence
competitor comparisons
white-label reports
client dashboard access
exports or API access
recommendations for what to improve
a way to recheck changes over time

A tool can have broad AI coverage and still be a poor fit if getting the result into a client review requires manual work every month.

Likewise, a cheaper plan can become expensive if the platforms, prompts, projects, or reports you need require several add-ons.

Start with the deliverable, then compare the plan that can actually produce it.

What to verify before choosing an AI visibility tool

Ask finalists to demonstrate the workflow you expect to use with clients.

Check:

Which AI platforms are included in the plan?
How many prompts, projects, or brands can you track?
Can you see the underlying result behind a reported metric?
How often is the data refreshed?
Can clients access a dashboard directly?
Can reports be white-labeled?
What can you export or access through an API?
How are competitors configured and compared?
Does the tool help identify what to improve, or only report visibility?
Which important features require a higher plan or add-on?

If a feature is central to your service, confirm it on the plan you intend to buy rather than assuming it is included because it appears elsewhere on the vendor's site.

Tracking and readiness answer different questions

AI visibility tracking tells you what appeared for a defined set of prompts when the tool measured them.

Readiness analysis asks a different question: what can the client inspect or improve on its own site?

An agency may need only tracking. It may also want to connect visibility changes with practical work on content, technical accessibility, or buyer-critical pages.

If your service includes both, compare how much work it takes to move from a visibility finding to a recommendation the client can understand and act on.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best AI visibility tool for agencies?

It depends on the service you sell. Compare platform coverage, prompt limits, client access, white-label reporting, exports, and whether the tool supports the recommendations you deliver after reporting visibility.

What should an agency compare first?

Start with the client deliverable. Define what the client should see each month, then compare the plans that can produce that workflow.

Do AI visibility tools track the same platforms?

No. Coverage differs by vendor and plan, and vendors may define or measure platforms differently. Confirm the exact AI surfaces included in the plan you intend to use.

Can an AI visibility tool guarantee more citations or mentions?

No. These tools can measure visibility and help teams investigate what may be worth improving, but they cannot guarantee how a future AI system will answer.

Is the cheapest plan the cheapest option?

Not necessarily. A lower entry price may exclude AI platforms, prompt volume, projects, client reporting, or exports that your agency needs. Compare the price of the usable configuration, not only the cheapest tier.

Choose the tool that fits the service you sell

Do not choose an AI visibility platform only by counting supported models or comparing entry prices.

Start with the questions you need to track, the client deliverable you need to produce, and the work you want to recommend afterward.

If you want AI visibility tracking alongside client-facing reporting and a readiness workflow, review Maverank pricing.

If we have misstated a vendor detail, contact [email protected] and we will re-verify and correct it.