Rank Prompt alternatives, compared on how they measure

How Rank Prompt works

Rank Prompt sells credits. Starter is $49 a month for 150, Pro $89 for 500, Agency $149 for 1,000 and Agency Plus $299 for 2,000, billed monthly. A prompt costs one credit for every three engines it runs on, three on all seven: ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, Muse and Grok. A free plan gives 10 credits, one full report, without a card ^[1].

The agency features come in two steps. Agency adds 50 brands, 10 seats, your logo and colors on reports, reports emailed on every scheduled run and a client portal link per brand. Agency Plus adds 500 brands, the whole app on your own domain with client logins, prospecting with pitch reports and a lead widget ^[1]. Around the tracking there is much more: AI articles, publishing to your site, outreach from Gmail or Outlook, technical SEO checks and Google rank tracking.

One answer per run, and why it matters

Its methodology page says every prompt runs against each engine at the moment of the report, and that answers change from one run to the next; it calls a single report a snapshot, which is why you schedule reruns ^[2]. How often depends on your credits. Starter’s 150 a month pay for about 34 prompts asked weekly on up to three engines, or 11 on all seven.

Answers do change a lot. In SparkToro’s research, 600 volunteers ran 12 prompts through ChatGPT, Claude and Google’s AI 2,961 times, and the chance of two answers naming the same list of brands was under 1 in 100 ^[3]. In our own study, the brands named lower in an answer were often gone from the next one. So a rate for one question needs several answers before it means much:

With four answers, a question where you’re named half the time could truly sit anywhere from about 15% to 85%. Daily trackers like Peec AI, Otterly.AI and ours narrow that fastest ^[4][5]. Across many questions every tool’s overall rate is steadier; question by question, the number of runs is what counts.

Where Rank Prompt is ahead

• Seven engines on every plan, Claude, Grok and Perplexity included. We cover four, with Claude as an add-on; Perplexity, Copilot and Grok are coming soon.
• A free plan without a card, with the API and MCP open on it ^[1].
• Room for many brands: 50 on Agency and 500 on Agency Plus. Our largest plan, Scale, has 25, and each extra brand is $15 a month.
• Content and outreach in the same tool, from AI articles to email campaigns. We only measure and recommend.
• A white-label app on your own domain, with logins for your clients, on Agency Plus.

Four alternatives, plan by plan

Entry plans as each pricing page showed them, billed monthly; each source at the end shows the day we last checked it. The number by each name is the page its column comes from; a number inside a cell points to another page.

LLMrefs takes its own route: you track keywords rather than prompts, and it writes the prompts and pools the answers for each keyword ^[6]. Peec AI prices in euros and lets you pick three engines per plan, with more as add-ons ^[4].

Picking one

• Stay with Rank Prompt if you run many small brands, want all seven engines, or want content and outreach in the same place as tracking.
• Peec AI if you want daily data and unlimited users, and three engines per plan are enough. Our Peec AI alternatives page has the details.
• Otterly.AI for daily tracking of a few prompts from $29 a month.
• LLMrefs if you think in SEO keywords and want 500 prompts for $79 a month.
• Menzio (ours) if your clients ask how sure the numbers are. Each question runs every day on ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode, and every rate carries its 95% range and opens the answers behind it. Plans start at $39/mo for one brand and 25 questions; Growth puts your branding on reports for 10 brands sharing 100 questions at $149/mo. Rank Prompt beats us on engines, brands per plan, a free plan and content.