Citegram vs the rest.Facts from their own sites.

Both track whether AI assistants mention and cite your brand. Peec AI is a managed platform with deep reporting; Citegram is the low-cost, self-serve option that runs your prompts through your own signed-in assistants.

Profound is built for large brands that want daily tracking, enterprise security and a dedicated team. Citegram is the low-cost, self-serve option: published prices, a free plan and 7 assistants on every plan.

Both are affordable ways to see whether AI assistants mention and cite your brand. Otterly.AI prices by prompt and adds reporting and agency tools; Citegram prices by seat, with unlimited prompts and 7 assistants on every plan.

Semrush puts AI visibility next to your SEO data, inside a suite many teams already pay for. Citegram is a standalone, low-cost tracker that asks your prompts in 7 assistants through your own signed-in accounts.

Brand Radar lets you research any brand across a huge prompt index built from Ahrefs' keyword data, plus custom prompts billed in checks. Citegram tracks your own prompts in 7 assistants, through your own signed-in accounts, for a flat price per seat.

AthenaHQ pairs AI visibility tracking with content optimization agents and integrations. Citegram does one job: it asks your prompts in 7 assistants through your own signed-in accounts and shows who gets mentioned and cited, for $10 per seat.

SE Visible, from SE Ranking, is a managed tracker with daily refreshes, projects for several brands and an API. Citegram is the low-cost, self-serve option that runs your prompts through your own signed-in assistants.

HubSpot's grader is a free, one-time check that scores how AI models see your brand. Citegram is a tracker: it asks the prompts you choose in 7 assistants, again and again, so you can see what changes. They answer different questions, and you may well want both.