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Promptwatch
AI search visibility tracking with crawler logs and content agents that publish to your CMS.
From $95/monthWhy it's on this listA genuinely free-forever "Explore" plan ($0/month) against Goodie's $399/month paid-only entry, plus its own Agent Analytics module — real-time AI-crawler-log monitoring for bots like GPTBot and PerplexityBot — the closest published parallel to Goodie's separate Agent Experience Suite. Paid tiers run $95-$579/month once the free plan's unpublished caps are outgrown, and neither tier touches AI-shopping-assistant tracking.
Where it improves on Goodie
- +Publishes to your site · YesDrafts can be pushed into a connected CMS as an unpublished item and then published live from inside Promptwatch, with three named CMS providers supported per project.Source ↗
- +Gemini · YesGoogle Gemini is its own row in the AI Models block of the plan table, ticked on all three published brand plans, and is documented as a live-search platform returning source URLs.Source ↗
- +Claude · YesAnthropic (Claude) is ticked on every published brand plan, but the docs class it as an API model that answers from training knowledge, so citations appear only when the provider returns sources.Source ↗
Trade-offs against Goodie
- −Generates content · PartlyContent Agents write new articles from citation data, but the entry Essential plan is sold with no article allowance at all; monthly AEO Articles start at five on Professional and ten on Business.Source ↗
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Cognizo
AEO platform tracking brand visibility in AI answers, with content generation and auto-publishing.
From $499/monthWhy it's on this listPublishes to your site · YesAuto-publishing pushes finished pages straight to the customer's own site with metadata and schema, on all three plans.Source ↗
Where it improves on Goodie
Trade-offs against Goodie
- −Google AI Mode · PartlyGoogle AI Mode is named in the FAQ engine list but only appears in the Enterprise column of the platform comparison.Source ↗
- −Self-serve signup · NoEvery plan button is a demo request and onboarding runs through an assigned customer success call, so no plan can be bought unaided.Source ↗
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AthenaHQ
AEO/GEO platform tracking brand visibility across 11 AI models, with content and technical actions.
From FreeWhy it's on this listA standing free "Essential" plan (a $25, roughly 300-credit allowance across five engines — ChatGPT, Perplexity, AI Overviews, Gemini and Claude) against Goodie's $399-or-nothing entry, and its $295/month Starter tier unlocks nine AI models — more than Goodie's Explorer or Pro tiers name, without a booked demo. AthenaHQ has no free trial of that paid tier, though, and, like the others here, no AI-shopping-assistant module.
Where it improves on Goodie
- +Publishes to your site · YesPushes finished articles into eight named CMS and commerce platforms, with per-provider support for drafts versus direct publishing.Source ↗
- +Gemini · YesIncluded in the free Essential plan model list alongside ChatGPT, Perplexity, AI Overviews and Copilot.Source ↗
- +Projects or brands · YesSeveral brands per organisation: websites are separate objects with their own credits, members and integrations, and can be pooled into groups.Source ↗
Trade-offs against Goodie
- −Google AI Mode · PartlyGoogle AI Mode is real but gated: the docs state it is disabled on the Free plan and needs a paid Starter or Enterprise subscription.Source ↗
- −Wrong answers about you · PartlyOracle flags false claims against your verified facts, but it needs at least 25 verified Knowledge Base facts and is sold as an Enterprise capability.Source ↗
- −Countries · PartlyOnboarding sets one country and language per site, and multi-region tracking is withheld from Starter and sold only on Enterprise.Source ↗
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SEOmaticVerified
Autonomous SEO agents that diagnose, write, publish to your CMS and track visibility in AI answers.
From FreeWhy it's on this listPublishes to your site · YesApproved pages and in-place edits are pushed live to a connected CMS; the vendor names eighteen platforms and flags fields a CMS cannot accept.Source ↗
Where it improves on Goodie
- +Done-for-you service · YesA separate done-for-you line has the vendor's own team configure and run the agents, quoted at fixed prices from $1,500 and a $2,500 monthly managed option.Source ↗
- +Gemini · YesGemini appears in the monitor's closed engine options list as an opt-in engine; it is not among the three engines scanned by default.Source ↗
Trade-offs against Goodie
- −DeepSeek · NoDeepSeek is absent from the vendor's complete list of selectable monitor engines, which enumerates eight options and three defaults with no open-ended wording.Source ↗
- −Meta AI · NoMeta AI is not among the eight engines the visibility monitor can be set to query; the API documents the engine set as a closed list of options.Source ↗
- −Prompt or credit allowance · PartlyPlans are metered in AI credits rather than a published prompt count; the free plan states one visibility scan and the API documents a plan prompt allowance it does not quantify publicly.Source ↗
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Rank Prompt
AI visibility platform that tracks brand mentions and citations across six answer engines, with content and audits.
From FreeWhy it's on this listPublishes to your site · YesFinished articles push straight to several CMSes, a hosted blog, GitHub or any webhook target, and Autopilot can publish on a schedule.Source ↗
Where it improves on Goodie
Trade-offs against Goodie
- −Microsoft Copilot · NoMicrosoft Copilot is absent from the vendor's complete six-engine inventory, which it states as the full set it tracks on every plan.Source ↗
- −DeepSeek · NoDeepSeek is absent from the vendor's complete six-engine inventory, which it states as the full set it tracks on every plan.Source ↗
- −Meta AI · NoMeta AI is absent from the vendor's complete six-engine inventory, which it states as the full set it tracks on every plan.Source ↗
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Conductor
Enterprise AEO platform: AI visibility tracking, content generation, 24/7 site monitoring and API/MCP access.
Why it's on this listDone-for-you service · YesA Professional Services team sells strategic consulting and project work, including building the personas, topics and prompts that the tracking runs on, scoped per engagement rather than as a standing retainer.Source ↗
Where it improves on Goodie
- +Gemini · YesGemini is a supported engine, with the vendor warning that it only reaches the live web when it judges current information necessary, so coverage differs from a pure search engine.Source ↗
- +Claude · YesClaude is tracked on its default Sonnet model, but the vendor's location tables exclude it from both granular and many country level locations.Source ↗
Trade-offs against Goodie
- −Publishes to your site · NoDrafts leave Conductor as a downloaded .docx brief; the CMS integrations surface recommendations inside Drupal and trigger audits in WordPress rather than pushing content live.Source ↗
- −DeepSeek · NoDeepSeek is absent from the vendor's own complete list of currently supported engines, and the vendor invites requests for engines it does not yet cover.Source ↗
- −Meta AI · NoMeta AI does not appear in the enumerated list of engines Conductor currently supports, nor in the credits estimator which prices each selectable engine.Source ↗
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