# AccuRanker — Rank tracking platform with AccuLLM, a prompt-level AI visibility module for brands. > Source: CitedIndex — https://citedindex.com/accuranker (structured, researched, re-verified) > Facts last verified: 2026-10-20 AccuRanker is a Danish rank-tracking platform for agencies and enterprises whose AccuLLM module tracks prompts across four AI answer engines. It reports brand mentions, rank, sentiment, cited sources and competitor benchmarks inside the same workspace as keyword data. | Fact | Value | | --- | --- | | Website | https://accuranker.com | | Price | from €199/month (about $223) billed monthly, €179/month (about $201) billed annually | | Free tier | No | No free plan and no trial on either product line; every AccuLLM and AccuRanker tier is paid from the first month. The vendor instead publishes a 14-day refund policy from the initial purchase. ## What it does **Monitors AI answers** · Yes — AccuLLM tracks user-defined prompts and reports how often the brand is mentioned and the domain cited in generative answers, as a module inside the rank-tracking platform. > AccuLLM lets you track prompts so you can monitor how your brand is represented in generative AI across leading LLM search engines. > — https://www.accuranker.com/help/getting-started/accullm/ · Section 'What is AccuLLM?', first paragraph **Optimises your content** · Partly — No on-page audit module exists; page-level guidance comes indirectly through the MCP, where an AI assistant reasons over AccuRanker ranking data to point at pages worth updating. > Ask the AI assistant to find keyword opportunities, compare topics, suggest content ideas, or identify pages that could benefit from new or updated content > — https://www.accuranker.com/help/getting-started/connecting-to-accuranker-mcp/ · Intro paragraphs, second paragraph on using the MCP for SEO content work **Generates content** · No — The platform's own stated scope is tracking, analysis and reporting of keyword and prompt performance; no feature on the features index writes content for the user. > Everything you need to track, analyze, and report on your keyword and prompt performance > — https://www.accuranker.com/features/ · Page H1 above the full feature grid **Publishes to your site** · No — No CMS publishing capability appears anywhere in the feature inventory or integration list, which covers reporting and BI destinations only, never content delivery to a site. > Everything you need to track, analyze, and report on your keyword and prompt performance > — https://www.accuranker.com/features/ · Page H1 above the full feature grid **Done-for-you service** · No — AccuRanker sells software with onboarding and a dedicated CSM on Enterprise; nothing on its pages offers managed or done-for-you AI visibility work by its own staff. > AccuRanker delivers everything you need to track, analyze, and report on keyword and prompt performance. > — https://www.accuranker.com/ · Hero section, sentence under 'We empower SEO professionals' ## Answer engines **ChatGPT** · Yes — ChatGPT is one of four engines each tracked prompt is run against, named in both the AccuLLM feature page and the plan footnote on every AccuLLM tier. > One prompt is tracked across ChatGPT, Perplexity, AI Overviews, and AI Mode > — https://www.accuranker.com/pricing/ · AccuLLM pricing tab, footnote under each plan card **Perplexity** · Yes — Perplexity is included in the four-engine set every tracked prompt is sent to, on the entry LLM Lite plan as well as higher AccuLLM tiers. > One prompt is tracked across ChatGPT, Perplexity, AI Overviews, and AI Mode > — https://www.accuranker.com/pricing/ · AccuLLM pricing tab, footnote under each plan card **Gemini** · No — The help guide's inventory of currently supported engines covers Google only through AI Overview and AI Mode; the Gemini assistant itself is absent from that closed list. > ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google's AI Overview and AI Mode are currently supported, with more engines coming soon. > — https://www.accuranker.com/help/getting-started/accullm/ · Section 'What is AccuLLM?', first paragraph **Google AI Overviews** · Yes — Google AI Overviews is one of the four supported surfaces, confirmed both in the help guide inventory and in the per-plan footnote on the pricing page. > ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google's AI Overview and AI Mode are currently supported, with more engines coming soon. > — https://www.accuranker.com/help/getting-started/accullm/ · Section 'What is AccuLLM?', first paragraph **Google AI Mode** · Yes — Google AI Mode is named as a currently supported engine in the AccuLLM help guide and repeated in the prompt footnote on all three AccuLLM plans. > ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google's AI Overview and AI Mode are currently supported, with more engines coming soon. > — https://www.accuranker.com/help/getting-started/accullm/ · Section 'What is AccuLLM?', first paragraph **Claude** · No — Claude is not among the four engines AccuLLM queries; it appears on the site only as an MCP client that can read AccuRanker data, which is the reverse direction. > ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google's AI Overview and AI Mode are currently supported, with more engines coming soon. > — https://www.accuranker.com/help/getting-started/accullm/ · Section 'What is AccuLLM?', first paragraph **Microsoft Copilot** · No — Microsoft Copilot is absent from the vendor's explicit list of currently supported LLM search engines, and no AccuLLM tier adds it as an upgrade or add-on. > ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google's AI Overview and AI Mode are currently supported, with more engines coming soon. > — https://www.accuranker.com/help/getting-started/accullm/ · Section 'What is AccuLLM?', first paragraph **Grok** · No — Grok does not appear in the four-engine inventory the vendor states as currently supported, nor in the plan footnotes that enumerate where each prompt runs. > ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google's AI Overview and AI Mode are currently supported, with more engines coming soon. > — https://www.accuranker.com/help/getting-started/accullm/ · Section 'What is AccuLLM?', first paragraph **DeepSeek** · No — DeepSeek is not covered on any AccuLLM tier; the vendor's closed list of supported engines names four surfaces and DeepSeek is not one of them. > ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google's AI Overview and AI Mode are currently supported, with more engines coming soon. > — https://www.accuranker.com/help/getting-started/accullm/ · Section 'What is AccuLLM?', first paragraph **Meta AI** · No — Meta AI is missing from the stated inventory of currently supported engines, and the visibility score is explicitly computed across only four equally weighted engines. > ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google's AI Overview and AI Mode are currently supported, with more engines coming soon. > — https://www.accuranker.com/help/getting-started/accullm/ · Section 'What is AccuLLM?', first paragraph **Coverage in the vendor’s words** · Yes — Coverage is stated plainly as four engines with no tier-based engine limits: every AccuLLM plan runs each tracked prompt across the same four surfaces, with more promised later. > ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google's AI Overview and AI Mode are currently supported, with more engines coming soon. > — https://www.accuranker.com/help/getting-started/accullm/ · Section 'What is AccuLLM?', first paragraph ## What it reports **Names the cited sources** · Yes — A dedicated Sources tab and dashboard widgets list the domains and individual landing page URLs cited in answers, with citation rank and share of citations over time. > The Source Landing Pages table lists the landing page URLs most frequently cited in LLM responses. > — https://www.accuranker.com/help/getting-started/accullm/ · Dashboard section, 'Source landing pages' widget **Competitor tracking** · Yes — Competitors are seeded automatically and compared in the same graphs on visibility, rank and sentiment, though a brand is limited to 25 competitor brands in total. > Learn who your competitors are and compare your brand to competitors across average visibility, rank, and sentiment. > — https://www.accuranker.com/features/accullm/ · Section 'Monitor competitors — Benchmark your performance' **Brand sentiment** · Partly — Sentiment is scored 1 to 100 from the text around each brand mention, so tone is measured but the product does not break out which specific attributes AI associates with the brand. > All relevant snippets are combined into a single sentiment score per prompt, ranging from 1 (least favorable) to 100 (most favorable). > — https://www.accuranker.com/help/getting-started/llm-metrics-and-advanced-concepts/ · General Metrics section, 'Sentiment' subsection **Recommendations** · Partly — AccuLLM is primarily a measurement surface; its prescriptive output is prompt suggestions and pointing at influential citing domains, not concrete edits to a given page. > Track which domains and landing pages the LLMs cite most often. This way, you can identify influential sources where you should build your presence. > — https://www.accuranker.com/features/accullm/ · Section 'Identify cited sources' ## Plans and signing up **Prompt or credit allowance** · Yes — Plans are metered in tracked prompts, 100 on LLM Lite and 300 on LLM Pro, with one prompt counting once no matter that it runs on four engines. > 100 / prompts* > — https://www.accuranker.com/pricing/ · AccuLLM pricing tab, LLM Lite card allowance row **Projects or brands** · Partly — Several brands are supported, but the entry LLM Lite plan allows only one; five brands require LLM Pro and more than five require an Enterprise quote. > 1 / brands > — https://www.accuranker.com/pricing/ · AccuLLM pricing tab, LLM Lite card brands row **Countries** · Yes — A default country set at brand creation determines where prompt requests originate, and further countries can be selected afterwards, so a market abroad can be tracked. > The country determines where we make prompt requests. You can select other countries when you have set up your brand. > — https://www.accuranker.com/help/getting-started/accullm/ · Step 1: Set up your brand for LLM tracking **How often it checks** · Yes — Daily frequency is listed as an included feature on all three AccuLLM plans, including the entry LLM Lite tier, rather than being reserved for higher tiers. > Daily frequency > — https://www.accuranker.com/pricing/ · AccuLLM pricing tab, feature list on LLM Lite, LLM Pro and LLM Enterprise cards **Self-serve signup** · Partly — LLM Lite and LLM Pro are bought directly through Buy now checkout, but anything above 500 prompts or five brands moves to a sales conversation. > Change your plan at any time, upgrade, downgrade, or cancel at no cost. > — https://www.accuranker.com/pricing/ · Pricing page intro paragraph, above the plan tabs ## Access and integrations **API** · Partly — API is listed as a feature of LLM Pro and LLM Enterprise but not on the entry LLM Lite card, and support documents that a user's API access may need enabling. > API > — https://www.accuranker.com/pricing/ · AccuLLM pricing tab, LLM Pro feature list **MCP server** · Yes — A hosted MCP server is included in any subscription at no extra cost and is read-only; AI visibility tools within it need an active AccuLLM plan to return data. > Included in your plan: Access to the MCP is included in your AccuRanker or AccuLLM subscription — no separate billing. > — https://www.accuranker.com/help/getting-started/connecting-to-accuranker-mcp/ · Section 'Plans and limits', first bullet **BI export** · Partly — Data Studio sits on the Expert rank-tracking tier and BigQuery on Enterprise, while the AccuLLM help guide still describes those same destinations as coming for prompt data. > Google BigQuery > — https://www.accuranker.com/pricing/ · AccuRanker pricing tab, Enterprise card feature list ## What changed - 2026-10-20 — Capabilities · Free tier · Price ## Keeping it current These facts are re-checked against AccuRanker's own pages and updated when they change. 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