Searchable vs Vismore

Searchable and Vismore both sell AI-visibility tracking, but they are built around different jobs. Searchable (searchable.com) tracks brand mentions across 8 engines, ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini, Grok and DeepSeek, on every paid tier. Vismore tracks 3, ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity, and that coverage does not change as you move up its tiers. Google AI Overviews, Claude, Copilot, Grok and DeepSeek are simply not part of Vismore's product today.

The product shapes diverge further. Searchable bundles three things: 8-engine mention tracking, a technical site audit for AI and agentic crawlers covering crawlability and structured data, and an AI-optimized article generator that exports directly to WordPress, Sanity and Contentful. GA4 and Google Search Console integrations attribute AI referrals back to visits and revenue inside the same dashboard. Vismore is built as a different loop: monitor AI answers, surface specific buyer questions where the brand is weak, prioritise them, draft an AI-optimized post for each, and one-click publish that post to Reddit, Medium, LinkedIn, Quora or Indie Hackers from inside the dashboard. No separate CMS, no social scheduler. That publishing layer is not a feature Searchable offers.

Pricing tells a different story. Searchable's Professional tier starts at $125/month monthly or $100/month billed annually, with a 14-day trial that does not require a card. The Scale tier runs $400/month monthly or $320/month billed annually, adding API access, unlimited domains, multi-country tracking, white-label reporting and a dedicated specialist. Vismore's Starter is $99/month monthly or $83.25/month billed annually, Pro is $199/month, Advanced is $399/month, and Enterprise is custom, with 2,000 publishing credits per month and white-label. Both offer a free trial, but Searchable's is 14 days versus Vismore's 7, and Searchable's Scale plan roughly doubles the monthly cost over its own Starter while Vismore's Advanced plan reaches the same headline number with 10 seats and 300 publishing credits rather than a single project.

Trust signals also split the two. Searchable's site names a founding team with checkable backgrounds (two Y Combinator alumni and a third co-founder) and lists Hobo Web's Shaun Anderson as Technical SEO Advisor. The product is registered as Searchable Limited in the UK and lists Freestyle Capital as a backer. Vismore's site publishes no team or founder page. The founder is identifiable only through a personal LinkedIn post, and the LinkedIn company page itself still resolves to a legacy URL slug, which suggests an earlier product name underneath. Searchable also shares a near-identical name with an unrelated 2019 workplace-search startup called Searchable.ai, worth confirming you are on searchable.com before paying.

Use cases follow from those differences. Pick Searchable if you want one platform that covers 8 engines, audits your site for AI crawlers, generates AI-optimised articles and connects the result to GA4 revenue. Pick Vismore if you already have coverage of the wider engines elsewhere and your bottleneck is distribution: you want one workflow that drafts an AI-optimised post and pushes it to Reddit, Medium, LinkedIn, Quora or Indie Hackers without a separate scheduler.