Their own pages, or nothing
Every fact in the competitor column comes from that vendor's own public site, read on a date we print on the page. No third-party listicles, no numbers from a private trial, no inferences about a roadmap.
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The tools below monitor how AI assistants answer questions in your category, and several do it more broadly than we do. Foliora sells the other half: writing the page, publishing it to your own domain on your approval, and asking the question again afterward. These pages are written so you can tell which half you actually need.
Broad prompt monitoring, agent traffic analytics, and edge delivery to AI crawlers, with page optimization rationed on the published tier and the flagship product held for Enterprise.
Read the comparisonDaily prompt tracking, a large dataset of real AI queries, and content agents metered in credits, with engine coverage widening as the tier price rises.
Read the comparisonDaily visibility, position, and sentiment tracking with source-level citation analysis and prioritized actions. Peec states plainly that it does not write or publish content itself.
Read the comparisonThe cheapest real entry point in the category, with prompt tracking, citation analysis, multi-country coverage, and GEO audits that score whether a page is readable by AI crawlers.
Read the comparisonHow these pages are written
A comparison written by a vendor is evidence, not a verdict. The four rules below are what keep these pages usable anyway, and they are the reason there are four of these and not fourteen.
Every fact in the competitor column comes from that vendor's own public site, read on a date we print on the page. No third-party listicles, no numbers from a private trial, no inferences about a roadmap.
Where we quote a competitor's price we say when we read it and tell you to check theirs. A price with no date on it is a claim that expires quietly, and quoting a stale one is worse than quoting none.
When a page says something is not described on a vendor's pricing page, that is all it means. We do not convert a gap in someone's published feature table into a claim about what their product cannot do.
Every comparison carries a section on what the other product does better, and on three of the four they are cheaper than us at the entry tier. A comparison with no losses in it is an advertisement.
The question underneath all four
This is the only question that decides the purchase, and no feature grid answers it.
You have writers, a publishing process, and someone whose job includes acting on a report. What you lack is visibility into which questions name a competitor. Every tool on this list does that job, most of them for less than we charge, and several of them across more engines and more countries than our panel covers.
You already know roughly where you stand and nothing has shipped about it in six months. A second dashboard will document that accurately every month. Foliora finds the work, drafts it, waits for your approval, publishes it to your domain, verifies the rendered page, and re-asks the question.
Before you shortlist anything
The eight-criterion check in our field guide is designed to be run against any vendor in this category in an afternoon, including Foliora. Surface coverage, prompt control, whether raw responses are stored, how variance is handled, attribution granularity, whether anything changes on your site, who approves it, and whether the price is published at all.
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Read the method first: how to evaluate an AI visibility tool · why we measure 25 questions and not 500