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9 Qwairy alternatives (2026)

The closest alternatives to Qwairy in October 2026 are Omniscient Digital, OMNIUS and First Page Sage.

9 tools compared · entry plans $95.14 to $10,000 a month · none with a free plan · prices checked 28 September–23 October 2026

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  1. Qwairy and its alternatives at a glance
  2. What AI answers name as Qwairy alternatives
  3. What needs to be different?
  4. Closest alternatives to Qwairy
  5. What to watch for
  6. Compare Qwairy with the shortlist
  7. Compare alternatives to Qwairy
  8. Questions buyers ask
  9. Sources and method

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Qwairy and its alternatives at a glance

ToolBest forStarts atBetter than Qwairy atChecked
QwairyFree, then about $88/month source10 October 2026
Omniscient Digitalfunded B2B software companies wanting GEO inside a full organic-growth program tied to pipelineFrom $10,000/month sourcePublishes to your site, Done-for-you service28 September 2026
OMNIUSB2B SaaS and fintech leaders who want SEO and AI-search visibility handled by the same specialist teamOn quote sourcePublishes to your site, Done-for-you service28 September 2026
First Page Sagebrands that want to be recommended by AI assistants and can invest in contentFrom $6,000/month sourcePublishes to your site, Done-for-you service22 October 2026
Peec AImid-market marketing teams and agencies running AI-visibility programsFrom about $95/month sourceDeepSeek, AI crawler analytics20 October 2026
Searchableagencies and brands that want AI visibility tracking, technical AI-crawler audits and AI-optimized content generation in one toolFrom $125/month sourcePublishes to your site, DeepSeek13 October 2026
iPullRankEnterprise and mid-market brands wanting expert AI Search strategy, not self-serve softwareOn quote sourcePublishes to your site, Done-for-you service27 September 2026
Go Fish Digitalenterprise marketing teams with large content libraries that want GEO done for themOn quote sourcePublishes to your site, Done-for-you service22 October 2026
Siege Mediabrands that can commit to a 6+ month GEO engagement and want a single agency running research, PR, content, affiliate and community under one roofFrom $8,000/month sourcePublishes to your site, Done-for-you service22 October 2026
GoodieEcommerce and mid-market SaaS teamsFrom $354/month sourcePublishes to your site, Done-for-you service18 October 2026

“About” figures are converted at the European Central Bank rate of 23 October 2026.

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Closest alternatives to Qwairy

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  1. 01

    Omniscient Digital

    B2B organic growth agency running SEO, GEO and content programs as one retained engagement.

    From $10,000/month

    Why it's on this listPublishes to your site · PartlyImplementation of content updates can be taken off the client's plate, but no CMS publishing of new content is claimed - the stated editorial workflow ends at "briefs, writing, editing, SEO optimization".Source ↗

    Where it improves on Qwairy

    • +Done-for-you service · YesThis is an agency, not software: their team executes strategy, content, PR, technical fixes and measurement rather than handing over a tool or a deck.Source ↗

    Trade-offs against Qwairy

    • −Microsoft Copilot · NoThe only enumerated engine list the agency publishes is the six tracked for OnBoard, and Microsoft Copilot is not among them; their crawler tool checks Bingbot access but that is bot reachability, not answer tracking.Source ↗
    • −Grok · NoGrok is absent from the agency's single published, closed list of tracked engines, and no other page on the site mentions xAI or Grok monitoring for clients.Source ↗
    • −Meta AI · NoMeta AI is outside the six named tracked engines; the site mentions Meta only as a crawler (meta-externalagent) whose access to a site can be tested, which is not answer monitoring.Source ↗
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  2. 02

    OMNIUS

    B2B SEO and AI search (GEO/AEO) agency for SaaS, fintech and AI companies, with its own tracking technology.

    Why it's on this listPublishes to your site · PartlyPublishing appears as delivery work inside their execution stack, including programmatic publishing and schema-enriched publishing, but no CMS connector or push-to-CMS product is described.Source ↗

    Where it improves on Qwairy

    • +Done-for-you service · YesThis is an agency engagement, not a tool: their team does the strategy, content and technical work for SaaS, fintech and AI clients.Source ↗
    • +DeepSeek · PartlyDeepSeek is named as an optimisation target on their AEO and LLM SEO pages, but it is missing from the engine inventory their own tracking technology measures.Source ↗

    Trade-offs against Qwairy

    • −Grok · NoGrok does not appear anywhere in the vendor's stated inventory of the engines its tracking technology covers, which names nine surfaces and does not include xAI's model.Source ↗
    • −Meta AI · NoMeta AI is absent from the nine search engines and LLMs the vendor lists as the surfaces its technology tracks, and no other page mentions it.Source ↗
    • −Brand sentiment · PartlyThey report how the brand is described and represented as an entity, and flag misrepresentation, but no attribute or sentiment scoring of brand perception is described.Source ↗
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  3. 03

    First Page Sage

    US agency selling GEO, AEO and SEO programmes built on in-house content and authority building.

    From $6,000/month

    Why it's on this listPublishes to your site · PartlyThe agency publishes finished pieces for clients itself, with a fact-check step before anything goes live, but no page describes a CMS integration a buyer could drive.Source ↗

    Where it improves on Qwairy

    • +Done-for-you service · YesThis is a done-for-you agency rather than software: strategists, in-house writers and outreach staff run the work on the client's behalf.Source ↗

    Trade-offs against Qwairy

    • −Google AI Mode · NoAbsent from the engine lists the agency publishes, which name Google AI Overviews but not AI Mode.Source ↗
    • −Microsoft Copilot · NoMicrosoft Copilot is absent from every engagement's enumerated tracking list; the four platforms measured here are ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews.Source ↗
    • −Grok · NoGrok is not in any engagement's tracked set; it appears on the site only in a market-share research report about chatbots, not in client reporting.Source ↗
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  4. 04

    Peec AI

    AI search analytics: tracks brand visibility, position and sentiment across AI answer engines.

    From €85/month (about $95)

    Why it's on this listThe direct fork on Qwairy's own API-tier gap, with far more outside validation: Peec AI's own listing states none of its self-serve tiers (Starter/Pro/Advanced) include API access — only a custom Enterprise plan does — while Qwairy bundles an MCP server into its €65/month (about $73) Starter plan. But Peec is a much better-funded, more established European rival ($29M raised across three rounds in its first seven months, covered by TechCrunch and EU-Startups, self-serve pricing kept published throughout) if that track record matters more than Qwairy's MCP head start.

    Where it improves on Qwairy

    • +DeepSeek · PartlyDeepSeek is listed as an Enterprise-only model tracked through an API channel, not on Starter, Pro or Advanced.Source ↗
    • +AI crawler analytics · YesCrawl insights uses server-log or CDN data to show which AI bots hit which pages, with a bot-visit ceiling per tier.Source ↗
    • +Wrong answers about you · YesFact-checking compares claims in AI answers against facts you set and surfaces the contradicting ones, capped per plan.Source ↗

    Trade-offs against Qwairy

    • −Generates content · PartlyIt drafts rewrites of passages inside an existing article and its agent can write passages suggestions only describe; it is not a standalone article writer.Source ↗
    • −Technical AEO · PartlyIt audits robots.txt against AI crawlers and reports bot hits, but the vendor documents no schema markup or llms.txt tooling.Source ↗
    • −Perplexity · PartlyPerplexity is not in the six models the self-serve brand plans list; it appears as a paid additional model and in the Enterprise column via API.Source ↗
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  5. 05

    Searchable

    AI search visibility tracking, site audits and content generation for brands and agencies.

    From $125/month

    Why it's on this listPublishes to your site · YesThe documented workflow ends in a push to a connected CMS, with write access requested only for publishing.Source ↗

    Where it improves on Qwairy

    • +DeepSeek · PartlyDeepSeek is listed as a paid add-on in the models table and described on the same page as a Custom-plan integration.Source ↗
    • +AI crawler analytics · YesLLM Analytics ingests server or CDN logs and reports which AI crawlers fetched which pages, alongside AI-referral sessions.Source ↗

    Trade-offs against Qwairy

    • −Gemini · PartlyGemini is tracked, but the comparison table lists it among paid add-on models rather than the three engines bundled with any plan.Source ↗
    • −Google AI Mode · PartlyGoogle AI Mode appears only in the paid add-on column of the models table, so self-serve plans do not cover it without extra spend.Source ↗
    • −Claude · PartlyClaude is sold as a priced add-on, and a cheaper Claude Lite variant tracks training knowledge with web search switched off.Source ↗
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  6. 06

    iPullRank

    AI Search and content marketing agency running GEO programs across strategy, content, technical work and measurement.

    Why it's on this listPublishes to your site · PartlyImplements brief recommendations directly on client pages, but no CMS integration or publishing pipeline is described anywhere on the site.Source ↗

    Where it improves on Qwairy

    • +Done-for-you service · YesThis is an agency engagement throughout: named program leads, discovery calls and a recommended scope, with the option of guiding a client to build the same capability in-house instead.Source ↗

    Trade-offs against Qwairy

    • −Gemini · PartlyGemini is named once on the whole site, as a tool the free RAG audit template has you query by hand; no managed-service Gemini tracking is claimed.Source ↗
    • −Claude · PartlyClaude is named once, among the platforms whose recommendations an Emerging-stage AI visibility baseline covers; no dedicated Claude tracking is claimed.Source ↗
    • −Coverage in the vendor’s words · PartlyCoverage is stated as an open list - AI Overviews, AI Mode, ChatGPT, Perplexity, TikTok search, Amazon, app stores 'and beyond' - with no per-stage engine limits published.Source ↗
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  7. 07

    Go Fish Digital

    Full-service digital agency selling generative engine optimization backed by its Barracuda platform.

    Why it's on this listPublishes to your site · PartlyThe agency codes and implements sites into WordPress under its development line, but the SEO service page describes sending recommendations for the client's own team to implement, and no automated CMS push is documented.Source ↗

    Where it improves on Qwairy

    • +Done-for-you service · YesThis is a people-delivered agency engagement, not software: specialists run the semantic audits, optimisation and digital PR, with a proposal-based scope.Source ↗

    Trade-offs against Qwairy

    • −Gemini · PartlyGemini is named among the AI search systems the team researches and claims to influence, but it appears on no GEO service page engine list and was explicitly outside their own visibility study.Source ↗
    • −Grok · NoGrok appears nowhere in the engine lists the agency publishes.Source ↗
    • −Meta AI · NoMeta appears only as a paid-social ad platform; Meta AI is not in the engine list.Source ↗
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  8. 08

    Siege Media

    Full-service GEO agency running content, digital PR, affiliate and Reddit work to earn AI citations.

    From $8,000/month

    Why it's on this listPublishes to your site · PartlyDataFlywheel deploys refreshed copy into existing client pages at scale after human review, but the vendor never names a CMS integration or describes pushing brand-new pages live itself.Source ↗

    Where it improves on Qwairy

    • +Done-for-you service · YesThis is a people-delivered agency retainer: strategists, writers, designers, PR and affiliate teams execute the programme, with internal tools run on the client's behalf.Source ↗

    Trade-offs against Qwairy

    • −Technical AEO · PartlySchema markup generation is named as one output of the DataFlywheel refresh workflow; nothing on the site mentions llms.txt or AI crawler directives as a deliverable.Source ↗
    • −ChatGPT · PartlyChatGPT outcomes are reported in case studies, but no engine coverage list or ChatGPT querying capability is published.Source ↗
    • −Google AI Overviews · PartlyAI Overviews keyword counts are reported per asset in case studies; no coverage list is published.Source ↗
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  9. 09

    Goodie

    End-to-end AEO platform: monitor AI answers, execute optimization actions, attribute AI search to revenue.

    From $354/month

    Why it's on this listPublishes to your site · PartlyWordPress is the one CMS Goodie says it pushes content to; every other destination is an export for your own CMS workflow.Source ↗

    Where it improves on Qwairy

    • +Done-for-you service · PartlyGoodie is software the buyer operates; human help is a strategy call on Core and a dedicated strategist only on the custom-quoted Enterprise plan.Source ↗
    • +DeepSeek · PartlyDeepSeek is named only in the Enterprise twelve-model set; the comparison table leaves it out of the Core and Pro engine columns.Source ↗

    Trade-offs against Qwairy

    • −Gemini · PartlyGemini is not in the Core model set; it arrives with the Pro plan alongside Alexa and Sparky, so the entry tier cannot see it.Source ↗
    • −Claude · PartlyClaude is absent from both published price points and appears only in the Enterprise twelve-model set, which is quote-only.Source ↗
    • −Grok · PartlyGrok appears only in the Enterprise model list, so neither the Core nor the Pro plan tracks it.Source ↗
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What to watch for

  • QwairyCompany background is thin: Qwairy SAS is confirmed based in France via its own site, but no founder names, funding round, or independent press coverage could be found beyond its own marketing pages and its G2 listing — weigh that gap into any company-risk assessment.
  • Omniscient DigitalBest fit for B2B software; full-service scope is more than a GEO-only need.
  • OMNIUSThe engagement is custom and sales-led, with no public economics.
  • First Page SageMethodology leans on lists and reputation, which are slower, earned levers.
  • Peec AIThe pricing page does not say how long the free trial lasts.
  • SearchableThe hobo-web.co.uk review discloses its author as the same Shaun Anderson now listed as Searchable's Technical SEO Advisor, so any "independent" coverage from that domain should be read with that disclosure in mind.
  • iPullRankRevenue and traffic figures cited in case studies ($2.4B, $290M, 130% recovery) are reported by iPullRank and not independently audited
  • Go Fish DigitalPublic, agency-curated review platforms (Clutch) and Glassdoor employee reviews both carry a thin sample size, and neither is independent of the agency's own curation.
  • Siege MediaBest value at meaningful content volume. Light engagements underuse the integrated model.
  • GoodiePro and Enterprise both require a booked demo, unlike the self-serve Explorer tier.

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What are the best alternatives to Qwairy?

Omniscient Digital, OMNIUS and First Page Sage are the closest. They share the most of Qwairy's features.

What is the cheapest alternative to Qwairy?

Peec AI, from about $95/month. Price checked on 20 October 2026.

Which tools here have a free plan?

None of the 9 has a free plan.

How much do Qwairy alternatives cost?

Entry plans run from $95.14 to $10,000 a month, and half cost $354 or less.

When were these prices checked?

We read these prices between 28 September 2026 and 23 October 2026, each on the tool's own pricing page.

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Closest first: most of Qwairy's features, then the fewest gaps. How we rank

We read every price on the tool's own pricing page.

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