Buying guide

Best AI visibility tools for agencies

By Joonas Rotko, ex-agency co-owner, 11+ years spending real marketing budgets

Prices verified 2 Oct 2026 · How I choose, and how I earn from this page

For an agency tracking ten client brands, I'd start with PromptWatch. Its Kick-off agency plan has unlimited brands and prompts for $199/month billed monthly. Searchable is the pick when clients expect white-label reports, and Otterly.AI is worth a look if a short prompt list per client is enough. Every price here was verified 2 Oct 2026.

Every price on this page is for

10 brands
250 AI prompts
3 AI engines
3 users

Who this is for. Small agencies and consultants who sell AI visibility audits and reporting to clients and need one tool that holds several brands without wrecking the margin on the first client. These are working tools, not autopilots: they assume you know how to turn tracking data into advice. The easy mistake is buying on brand count alone, when what separates them is how many prompts each client gets, whether reports carry your name, and what the next client adds to the bill.

Looking for something else?

Different job, different guide.

I only track my own brand

Best AI visibility toolsSingle-brand pricing and what each tool tracks.

My clients need classic SEO too

I need one specific job done

My picks for different needs

Find the line that sounds like you. Each pick links to the full reasoning below.

A starting point for an agency with several clients
Unlimited brands and prompts on the agency plans, with a trial.
Why this one
PromptWatch
My default
$165.83/moannual
See PromptWatch plansAffiliate link
Branded reports I can hand to clients
White-label reports are listed on every agency plan.
Why this one
Searchable
$320/moannual
See Searchable plansAffiliate link
Unlimited client workspaces, and a short prompt list is fine
Workspaces are unlimited from Standard, and prompt packs cover the rest.
Why this one
Otterly.AI
$422/moannual
See Otterly.AI plansAffiliate link
I bill in euros and want to pay per client
Agency plans with white label, priced in euros only.
Why this one
Finseo
€599/momonthly
See Finseo plansAffiliate link
My clients already live in Semrush
AI tracking inside the suite, with a per-domain toolkit for more.
Why this one
Semrush
See Semrush plansAffiliate link

The tools side by side

Each row is the cheapest plan that covers 10 brands, 250 AI prompts, 3 AI engines and 3 users, worked out for monthly and annual billing separately, except where a note below says otherwise.

Finseo: I priced Agency Studio. Studio publishes no prompt count.

Semrush: I priced for ten client brands. Advanced tracks 200 custom prompts in total, so it falls short of the prompt count above.

ten client brands: plan priced, monthly and annual cost, Brands, Prompts, AI engines, White label
Tool and plan	Cost per month	Brands	Prompts	AI engines	White label
PromptWatchKick-off	$165.83annual $199 monthly	unlimited	unlimited	unlimited	Not published
SearchableGrowth	$320annual $400 monthly	10	500	3	Yes
Otterly.AIPremium	$422annual $489 monthly	Unlimited workspaces	400	ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, MS Copilot (Google AI Mode, Gemini, Claude as paid add-ons)	Not published
FinseoAgency Studio	Not sold annually €599 monthly	10	Not published	3	Yes
SemrushNo plan fits	Cannot be priced from published data	No plan fits	No plan fits	No plan fits	Pro Report add-on
AirOpsNot priced	Not priced here. AirOps publishes no price for Solo, Pro or Enterprise, so no plan price sits beside the others.	Not priced	Not priced	Not priced	Not priced
LLM PulseScale+	$587annual $647 monthly	10	1,200	5	Not published
Peec AIGrowth	$420annual $495 monthly	10	277	unlimited	Not published

Prices are in each vendor's own currency. Finseo charges in euros. Those rows are never ranked against, or subtracted from, the dollar prices.

Eight picks, in the order I'd consider them

Each one says who it is for, what it costs for ten client brands, and what you give up.

PromptWatch

Starting point for agencies

Desk research

Choose it if

You want to add client brands without hitting a brand or prompt cap, and you want to try it before you pay.

Consider Searchable instead if

Clients expect white-label reports. PromptWatch's pricing page doesn't list white label on any plan.

Why it fits ten client brands

The agency plans don't cap brands or prompts, which is the limit that bites most tools here at ten clients. Kick-off covers the workload with 10 seats, and the plans include separate pitch projects for auditing prospects before they sign.

The plan I priced

I priced Kick-off: $199/month billed monthly, or $1,990/year for a year if you pay upfront. Growth is $399/month billed monthly and Scale is $799/month billed monthly. The brand plans stop at 5 projects, so an agency should skip them.

Closest alternative

Searchable becomes the better choice when you need white-label reports and a Looker Studio connector on the plan.

PromptWatch homepage, captured 2 Oct 2026

Ten client brands: Kick-off

Billed annually

$165.83/mo

Billed monthly

$199/mo

The trade-off

No white-label option is listed, so client reports carry PromptWatch's branding, and monthly responses are capped.

What my review says

Best for: An agency that wants every client brand tracked without a brand or prompt cap, and wants to try it first.

Skip it if you need white-label reports for clients, or a permanent free plan.

Strengths

Unlimited brands and prompts on the agency plans, with 10 seats on Kick-off.
Daily tracking across every engine the agency plans support.
A 7-day trial to test it on a real client before paying.

Limits

No free plan, only the trial.
The agency plans list no white-label option, so reports carry PromptWatch branding.
Kick-off caps AI answers at 10,000 a month.

See PromptWatch plans My PromptWatch reviewAffiliate link

Searchable

Full agency stack

Desk research

Choose it if

You resell reporting to clients and want white label, API access and a Looker Studio connector on the plan.

Consider PromptWatch instead if

You don't need white label and want unlimited brands and prompts at a lower price.

Why it fits ten client brands

Searchable has a For agencies tab, and Growth covers 10 projects with white-label reports, API access and Looker Studio. Seats are unlimited, so adding a teammate costs nothing.

The plan I priced

I priced Growth: $400/month billed monthly, or $320/month billed annually. Launch is $250/month billed monthly and covers 5 projects, so it fits a smaller roster.

Closest alternative

PromptWatch becomes the better choice when you want unlimited brands and prompts and don't need white label.

Searchable homepage, captured 2 Oct 2026

Ten client brands: Growth

Billed annually

$320/mo

Billed monthly

$400/mo

The trade-off

The prompt allowance is per model, and only three engines are included. Copilot, Gemini, Claude and the rest are paid add-ons priced after you pick them.

What my review says

Best for: An agency that resells AI visibility reporting and wants white label, API access and unlimited seats on the plan.

Skip it if you track one or two brands only. The entry plan is priced above most single-brand trackers.

Strengths

White-label reports on every agency plan, with API access and a Looker Studio connector.
Unlimited seats, so a new teammate adds nothing to the bill.
Growth covers 10 client projects with daily tracking.

Limits

Only ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and Perplexity are included; Copilot, Gemini, Claude and the rest are paid add-ons.
The prompt allowance is counted per model, so adding engines changes how far it stretches.
No free plan, only a 14-day trial.

See Searchable plans My Searchable reviewAffiliate link

Otterly.AI

Unlimited client workspaces from the Standard plan

Desk research

Choose it if

You want to keep the monthly cost down and each client can live with a short prompt list.

Consider PromptWatch instead if

You want unlimited prompts per client. Otterly's Standard plan includes 100 prompts in total.

Why it fits ten client brands

Lite covers 1 brand only, so an agency needs Standard or Premium, where workspaces are unlimited and API access, MCP and a Looker Studio connector come in. It sits above Finseo, Semrush and LLM Pulse because Premium states a prompt count that covers the roster, at a lower price than Semrush or LLM Pulse for the same workload.

The plan I priced

I priced Premium, which covers the workload on its own with 400 prompts: $489/month billed monthly, or $422/month billed annually. Standard has unlimited workspaces but only 100 prompts, and adding two prompt packs gets close for less: $387/month billed monthly, or $330/month billed annually. A single pack is $99/month billed monthly.

Closest alternative

LLM Pulse becomes the better choice when you want far more prompts per brand and are fine paying more for them.

Otterly.AI homepage, captured 2 Oct 2026

Ten client brands: Premium

Billed annually

$422/mo

Billed monthly

$489/mo

The trade-off

The prompts on Standard are shared across every client, so ten brands means buying extra prompt packs, and extra engines are paid add-ons.

What my review says

Best for: An agency that wants unlimited client workspaces at a modest monthly cost and can live with a shared prompt pool.

Skip it if you need white-label reports, or API access on the entry plan.

Strengths

Unlimited client workspaces and unlimited seats from Standard.
API access and a Looker Studio connector from Standard, which Lite lacks.
A 7-day trial with no card.

Limits

Standard holds 100 prompts shared across every client, so ten brands means extra prompt packs.
No white label is listed on any plan.
Gemini, Google AI Mode and Claude are paid add-ons, priced per plan.

See Otterly.AI plans My Otterly.AI reviewAffiliate link

Finseo

Pay per client

Desk research

Choose it if

You bill in euros, want white-label reporting and prefer to pay for the clients you actually have.

Consider Searchable instead if

You want a dollar price list and a yearly discount. Finseo prices in euros only.

Why it fits ten client brands

The Studio agency plan covers 10 client brands with white-label reporting and unlimited seats. Each client over that adds €50/month billed monthly, so the bill follows your roster.

The plan I priced

I priced Studio: €599/month billed monthly, in euros, excluding VAT. Solo covers 5 brands for €349/month billed monthly. I never compare these euro prices with the dollar prices on this page.

Closest alternative

Searchable becomes the better choice when you want a dollar price list, annual billing and a published prompt allowance.

Ten client brands: Agency Studio

Billed monthly

€599/mo

The trade-off

Prices are in euros only and the agencies tab has no yearly toggle. Studio also pools responses across clients and publishes no prompt count to check against the workload.

What my review says

Best for: An agency that bills in euros and wants white-label reporting with a price per client project.

Skip it if you need dollar pricing, yearly billing on the agency plans, or a published prompt count.

Strengths

White-label reporting and unlimited seats on both agency plans.
Studio covers 10 client brands, and each extra client project is €50/month billed monthly.
Studio includes 60 articles a month for the content work behind a gap.

Limits

Prices are in euros, excluding VAT, with no dollar price list.
The agencies tab has no yearly billing toggle.
Studio lists 40,000 AI responses a month rather than a prompt count, so its allowance can't be set beside the others.

See Finseo plans My Finseo reviewAffiliate link

Semrush

AI tracking in the suite you may already run

Hands-on

Choose it if

Your clients are already tracked in Semrush and you want AI visibility next to their SEO data in one login.

Consider PromptWatch instead if

AI visibility is the only job. A dedicated tracker costs less at ten clients and doesn't need seat add-ons.

Why it fits ten client brands

Advanced covers 40 sites and tracks Google Search, ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini prompts in the same account as the rest of the client's SEO. Reports and white label come as add-ons, so you only pay for them if you hand clients a branded report.

The plan I priced

I priced Advanced: Custom, or Custom. Each extra user is $100/user per month, the Pro Report add-on that carries white-labeling is $20/month per report, and the AI Visibility Toolkit is $99/month billed monthly per domain with 25 prompts.

Closest alternative

PromptWatch becomes the better choice when you want AI visibility without paying for an SEO suite.

Ten client brands: no plan fits

Cannot be priced from published data

The trade-off

Prompts are scarce across ten clients, seats cost extra, and white label is a paid add-on. The standalone AI Visibility Toolkit adds another domain for each client brand.

What my review says

Best for: An agency whose clients are already tracked in Semrush and that wants white-label reports through the Pro Report add-on.

Skip it if AI visibility is the only job, since the AI prompts on the SEO plans run out quickly across ten clients.

Strengths

AI tracking sits next to rank tracking and audits: Advanced covers 40 sites and 200 custom prompts.
White label through the Pro Report add-on, at $20/month per report.
A 7-day trial and a 7-day refund window.

Limits

Advanced includes 1 seat, and each extra user is $100/user per month.
200 prompts in total falls short of the prompt count for ten brands.
More AI prompts per client come from the AI Visibility Toolkit at $99/month billed monthly per domain.

See Semrush plans My Semrush review Semrush pricingAffiliate link

AirOps

Tracking plus a content agent

Desk research

Choose it if

You want to fix what the tracking finds with content workflows in the same system, and a sales conversation is fine.

Consider PromptWatch instead if

You need a published price before you talk to anyone.

Why it fits ten client brands

AirOps pairs answer tracking with content production, so a gap it finds can become an article without leaving the tool. Enterprise lists unlimited brands and seats, which is what ten clients need.

The plan I priced

AirOps prices on request, so there is no plan price to put next to the others. Enterprise lists unlimited brands and seats, and the pricing page offers a 14-day trial.

Closest alternative

PromptWatch becomes the better choice when you want a price you can put in a proposal today.

Ten client brands: not priced

Not priced here. AirOps publishes no price for Solo, Pro or Enterprise, so no plan price sits beside the others.

The trade-off

No plan has a published price, and Solo and Pro each cover 1 brand, so an agency ends up on a quote.

What my review says

Best for: An agency that wants AI answer tracking and content production in one system, and will get a quote before it knows the monthly cost.

Skip it if you need a price for a proposal today, or want a plain tracker, since AirOps is built around content workflows.

Strengths

Tracking and content production in one system, so a gap can become a draft without switching tools.
Enterprise lists unlimited brands and seats, and Pro already has unlimited seats.
A 14-day trial that asks for no payment details.

Limits

No public price for Solo, Pro or Enterprise, so cost only comes through a conversation.
Solo and Pro each cover 1 brand, so ten clients means Enterprise.
Neither Solo nor Pro lists a prompt allowance.

See AirOps plans My AirOps reviewAffiliate link

LLM Pulse

Hands-on, built for many brands, priced high at ten

Hands-on

Choose it if

You want a cheap first client now and a plan that already covers ten brands with a large prompt allowance later.

Consider Searchable instead if

You need white label. LLM Pulse lists it only from its Partner plans, from $1,760/month billed monthly, and Searchable lists it on every agency plan.

Why it fits ten client brands

Starter is $58/month billed monthly for 1 brand, which keeps the first client cheap, and Scale+ covers 10 brands tracked on 5 engines. Seats are unlimited.

The plan I priced

I priced Scale+, which covers ten brands: $647/month billed monthly, or $587/month billed annually. Each extra project adds $59/month billed monthly.

Closest alternative

Otterly.AI becomes the better choice when you want unlimited client workspaces and can work with a shorter prompt list.

Ten client brands: Scale+

Billed annually

$587/mo

Billed monthly

$647/mo

Above 10 brands: Scale++ (+$587/mo billed annually).

The trade-off

White label only starts on the Partner plans, and daily tracking costs more than the default schedule.

What my review says

Best for: An agency that wants a generous prompt allowance per brand and a cheap first client, and can pay more once ten brands are live.

Skip it if you need white label below the Partner plans, or the lowest bill at ten brands.

Strengths

Unlimited seats on every plan, and 5 engines on the entry plan.
Scale+ covers 10 brands and 1,200 prompts in one plan.
Partner plans add white-label delivery, partial on a branded subdomain or full on your own domain.

Limits

White label starts at Partner, from $1,760/month billed monthly.
Tracking is weekly by default, and daily tracking raises Starter to $93/month billed monthly.
Each extra project adds $59/month billed monthly.

See LLM Pulse plans My LLM Pulse reviewAffiliate link

Peec AI

More brands on higher plans

Desk research

Choose it if

You want a well-known tracker with a plan built for agencies and your roster grows in steps.

Consider PromptWatch instead if

You want unlimited brands. Peec's agency plans stop at set brand counts.

Why it fits ten client brands

The agency tab has plans for 3, 10 and 25 brands, with unlimited seats, reports and every engine. Growth covers ten brands with 277 prompts.

The plan I priced

I priced Growth: $495/month billed monthly, or $420/month billed annually. Essential covers 3 brands for $245/month billed monthly.

Closest alternative

Otterly.AI becomes the better choice when you want unlimited client workspaces instead of fixed brand counts.

Ten client brands: Growth

Billed annually

$420/mo

Billed monthly

$495/mo

Above 10 brands: Scale (+$255/mo billed annually).

The trade-off

Prompts per brand are modest, and the brand plans scale slowly: Pro covers 2 brands, so an agency should use the agency tab.

What my review says

Best for: An agency whose roster grows in steps and wants unlimited seats and client reporting on the agency plans.

Skip it if you need unlimited brands, or you track only one brand.

Strengths

Agency plans for 3, 10 and 25 brands, so the plan grows with the roster.
Unlimited seats and every engine, with scheduled client reports on the agency plans.
Growth covers 10 brands and 277 prompts across 3 countries.

Limits

No white label is listed on the agency plans.
Growth's prompts are shared across ten brands, so each client gets a short list.
No free plan.

See Peec AI plans My Peec AI reviewNo affiliate link: plain link

What ten client brands really costs

Each bar is the cheapest plan that meets the workload above, billed annually. Finseo is in euros and sits outside the bars.

Finseo: priced on Agency Studio. Studio publishes no prompt count.

One exception: Semrush is priced on . Advanced tracks 200 custom prompts in total, so it falls short of the prompt count the others meet.

Dollar prices, per month (billed annually where sold)

PromptWatch$165.83/mo
Searchable$320/mo
Peec AI$420/mo
Otterly.AI$422/mo
LLM Pulse$587/mo

Other currencies, per month (billed annually where sold)

Finseo€599/mo monthly

Other currencies are not converted to dollars and are not compared with the bars above.

Pay monthly or yearly?

What yearly billing saves on the same plan.

PromptWatch$199 monthly, $165.83 yearly: 17% less
Searchable$400 monthly, $320 yearly: 20% less
Otterly.AI$489 monthly, $422 yearly: 14% less
LLM Pulse$647 monthly, $587 yearly: 9% less
Peec AI$495 monthly, $420 yearly: 15% less

When you'll outgrow the plan

The first limit you hit, and the next plan up.

LLM Pulse: above 10 brands, Scale++ (+$587/mo)
Peec AI: above 10 brands, Scale (+$255/mo)

How I calculated this

Workload: 10 brands, 250 AI prompts, 3 AI engines, 3 users.

A plan counts when it covers every client brand, gives the roster the prompt count in the chips above, tracks the engines listed and includes the seats listed. The cheapest plan that does is the one priced, with a vendor's add-ons included in the price where it sells them.

Semrush is priced on by choice, which is below the prompt count requirement.

Other options, and why they missed the list

Eight tools made this list because each sells a plan for several client brands, or can reach ten with add-ons the vendor publishes, and states its limits. Trackers sized for one brand answer a different question, so they live in my guide for a single brand.

Rankshift
A tracker with unlimited projects and users. Its pricing page lists no white-label reports, so it missed a list built around client reporting.
AI Peekaboo
You pay only for the brands and prompts you track. That suits one or two brands better than ten.
Profound
Built for agencies that audit many prospects and larger brands that buy through sales. There's no self-serve plan and each client workspace is billed separately.
Scrunch AI
An AI visibility tracker with its own review page. I haven't worked out a ten-brand agency cost for it, so it stays unranked.
Superlines
A tracker covered in my software index. No ten-brand agency cost is built for it here, so it isn't ranked.
SE Visible
A tracker from the SEO suite world, covered in my software index. No agency cost for ten brands is built for it, so it isn't ranked.
AthenaHQ
A tracker covered in my software index. I haven't priced it against the ten-brand workload, so it stays outside the ranking.

How I chose, and how I earn from this page

Who is behind this guide

Joonas Rotko

I co-ran a marketing agency in Finland and spent more than ten years buying SEO and marketing software with real client budgets. I write these guides for the person who has to pay for the tool and use it.

Hands-on with 2 of these 8 tools
Prices checked 2 Oct 2026
How this page earns

More about me and how I review

Affiliate disclosure

I earn a commission on some links on this page, at no extra cost to you. I have affiliate links for PromptWatch, Searchable, Finseo, Semrush, AirOps, LLM Pulse and Otterly.AI, and none for Peec AI, which is here because its plans fit a ten-brand roster. I put the affiliate partner first where two plans fit about equally. Otterly.AI sits third, above Finseo, Semrush, AirOps and LLM Pulse, for a concrete reason: its plan states a prompt count that covers the roster and costs less than Semrush or LLM Pulse for the same workload. No commission has moved a price or a verdict.

How this guide was prepared

What I did

Nothing here comes from a review site or a sales deck. Each price and limit is taken from the vendor's own pricing page, with the link and the day I looked listed under Sources, and the cards and tables use the same figures.
The test is a ten-client agency: the chips at the top set the brands, prompts, engines and seats. For every tool I price the cheapest plan that meets all four, with add-ons included where the vendor sells them, for monthly and annual billing separately.
Some pricing pages don't publish enough to run that test. For those I priced the nearest agency plan and said on its card what is missing. AirOps sells by quote only, so it has no plan price here.
Finseo bills in euros, so its numbers stay in euros, are never converted and sit outside the dollar chart.
Hands-on means I use the product myself. Desk research means I read the vendor's plans and documentation without a seat.

What to keep in mind

Plans change without notice. The date beside each source is the last day I looked.
Every vendor lists "white label" and none defines it on the pricing page: it can be a custom domain, a branded PDF or a client login. Get the exact one demonstrated before you promise it to a client.
Roundups of the best GEO tools for agencies are mostly written by vendors, who put themselves first. LLM Pulse publishes one and is also on this list, so I ordered it by what its plans cover for the workload above, not by its own ranking.

Sources and verification dates

PromptWatch pricing and limits checked 13 Oct 2026
Searchable pricing and limits checked 13 Oct 2026
Otterly.AI pricing and limits checked 13 Oct 2026
Finseo pricing and limits checked 13 Oct 2026
Semrush pricing and limits checked 15 Oct 2026
AirOps pricing and limits checked 13 Oct 2026
LLM Pulse pricing and limits checked 13 Oct 2026
Peec AI pricing and limits checked 13 Oct 2026

Prices and limits checked on 14 vendor pages. Oldest check: 29 Sep 2026.

2 Oct 2026: First Best V2 version: the ranked list is rebuilt from verified plan facts for ten client brands, with costs worked out for monthly and annual billing.

Spot something out of date?Vendors and readers, send me the correct fact.

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Questions people ask

What does AI visibility tracking cost an agency with ten clients?

The plans I priced run from $199/month billed monthly (PromptWatch Kick-off) to $647/month billed monthly (LLM Pulse Scale+) for ten brands, with Otterly.AI at $489/month billed monthly on Premium, Peec AI at $495/month billed monthly and Semrush Advanced at Custom, which covers fewer prompts than the others. AirOps is priced on request. Prompt allowances differ a lot, so check the card before comparing on price alone. Finseo is priced in euros, so I don't line it up against these.

What does the first client cost an agency?

The entry plans for one brand are Otterly.AI Lite at $29/month billed monthly and LLM Pulse Starter at $58/month billed monthly. PromptWatch Kick-off is $199/month billed monthly but already covers unlimited brands, and Searchable Launch is $250/month billed monthly for 5 projects. A cheap first client usually means a plan you outgrow by the third, so look at where each card says the plan stops.

Which of these offer white-label reports?

Searchable lists white-label reports on every agency plan, and Finseo lists white-label reporting on its agency plans. LLM Pulse lists white label from its Partner plans, and Semrush brands reports through the Pro Report add-on. PromptWatch's pricing page lists none. The pricing pages mostly say only "white label", so ask each vendor whether that means a custom domain, a branded PDF or a client login before you promise it to a client.

Can each client have their own workspace?

Otterly.AI gives unlimited workspaces from Standard, while Lite covers 1 brand. PromptWatch's agency plans have unlimited projects. Searchable's Growth plan covers 10 projects, LLM Pulse's Scale+ covers 10 and Peec AI's Growth covers 10. AirOps lists unlimited brands only on Enterprise.

Which AI engines do these track?

PromptWatch's agency plans track all models. Peec AI's agency plans cover unlimited engines. LLM Pulse tracks 5 engines on Scale+. Searchable includes ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and Perplexity and sells the rest as add-ons, and Otterly.AI includes ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity and Copilot, with Gemini, Google AI Mode and Claude as add-ons. Semrush tracks Google Search, ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini.

Can I try them before paying?

PromptWatch offers a 7-day trial and Searchable a 14-day trial. Otterly.AI offers 7 days without a card, Finseo 7 days and Semrush 7 days. LLM Pulse and AirOps offer 14-day trials. Peec AI has no free plan.

Best AI visibility tools for agencies

Looking for something else?

I only track my own brand

My clients need classic SEO too

I need one specific job done

My picks for different needs

The tools side by side

Eight picks, in the order I'd consider them

PromptWatch

Searchable

Otterly.AI

Finseo

Semrush

AirOps

LLM Pulse

Peec AI

What ten client brands really costs

Pay monthly or yearly?

When you'll outgrow the plan

Other options, and why they missed the list

How I chose, and how I earn from this page

Joonas Rotko

Affiliate disclosure

Questions people ask

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