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AI Rankly is a marketing technology platform for AI search visibility, the discipline usually called AEO or GEO. It tracks how often and how favourably AI answer engines mention, cite and rank your brand when buyers ask about your category, capturing the full answer text rather than a snippet. On top of that measurement it adds share of voice against named competitors, citation and source analysis, sentiment and reputation tracking, and a supervised agent that drafts the content and schema fixes it recommends. It is built for in-house SEO and GEO teams, marketers, agencies, e-commerce and PR teams, and founders.

Seven in total, tiered by plan. Starter tracks ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode. Professional adds Perplexity and Gemini, for five. Enterprise adds Claude and Grok, for all seven. Coverage is part of the plan rather than a per-engine add-on fee. Engines are third-party products that change without notice and sometimes restrict automated access, so we add coverage as new surfaces start to matter, and we may adjust the engines on a plan with notice. We do not track Microsoft Copilot today. Where an engine is unavailable to us on a given day, that result is marked missing rather than estimated.

A prompt is one buyer question that we run against every engine on your plan, every day, for example the best CRM for a small sales team. Your allowance is how many questions you track at once: 100 on Starter, 300 on Professional, and a custom volume on Enterprise. Brands are unlimited on every plan, but the allowance is shared across them rather than multiplied, so five brands still draw on one pool. We suggest a starting set for your category and competitors, and you can add, edit or remove any of them. Deeper prompt discovery with demand estimates is included from Professional.

Every tracked prompt re-runs on every engine in your plan on a daily cycle, on all three plans. We capture the answer word for word, then our own models judge whether it genuinely refers to your brand rather than a similarly named company, where you sit in the answer, how you are described, and which sources were cited. The visibility score is a composite of those measurements. We keep the underlying answer text so any figure can be traced back to the response that produced it, and where an engine is unavailable or rate limits us we record the gap instead of interpolating over it.

No, and we would rather say so than sell you a number we cannot defend. AI answers vary between runs, so one day of movement on one prompt is noise, whoever reports it. Daily tracking of 100 or 300 prompts is a signal, not a statistically significant sample. What the cadence buys you is a longer series and a consistent method: the same prompts, the same engines, scored the same way every day, with the raw answers kept so any figure can be audited back to its source. Read the trend over weeks, and treat a single-day jump with suspicion.

Yes, and comparatively by default. Every prompt is scored for you and for the rivals you name, so you can see who the engines recommend instead of you and how often. You can track 5 competitors on Starter, 10 on Professional and a custom number on Enterprise. That feeds share of voice on unbranded, category-level prompts, head-to-head views against any single rival, per-engine breakdowns, trend lines as your work lands, and citation share of voice showing whose sources the engines lean on. Anonymised category benchmarks are included on every plan.

A rank tracker answers where your page sits for a keyword. That question does not really exist inside an AI answer: there is no results list, and many answers name a handful of brands with no link at all. AI Rankly answers whether a model recommends you, how it describes you, which sources it consulted to decide, and what to change. It is also deliberately narrow. We do not do keyword rank tracking, backlink analysis or site audits, so if you need those, keep your SEO platform and run this alongside it. Plenty of teams do exactly that.

An agency sells you people; we sell the instrumentation. A working AEO or GEO retainer runs roughly $3,000 to $8,000 a month, and many agencies license a measurement platform much like this one and put their own logo on the reports. If what you are missing is content written, publishers pitched and fixes shipped on your site, hire the agency, because a subscription does none of that. If you have a team and what you are missing is the measurement, buy the software directly. You can also do both: hold the licence yourself and invite the agency in, since seats are unlimited.

It does not guarantee an outcome. Answer engines are operated by third parties, vary between runs and change without notice, so nobody can promise a model will recommend you. It does not solve attribution: several assistants do not reliably pass a referrer, so AI-referred sessions are under-counted in every analytics tool including ours, and we show the gaps rather than modelling over them. It is not an SEO suite, and it is not an agency. The agent drafts fixes and content, but you review, approve and publish them; nothing is pushed to your site on your behalf.

You start yourself, no call required. Create an account, begin the three-day free trial on the plan you are considering, and you are in the product straight away. Setup is quick: add your domain, review the prompt set we suggest for your category, name the competitors you want scored alongside you, and tracking begins on its daily cycle. The trial runs that plan's real engines against your own brand rather than a sample account, and the prompts and competitors you configure carry straight over if you stay. A demo is there if you would rather be walked through it, but nothing depends on booking one.

Starter is $99 a month and Professional is $349 a month. Enterprise is quoted per deal on an order form. Annual billing is the same plan with two months free: $990 a year for Starter, which works out at $83 a month, and $3,490 a year for Professional, or $291 a month. Fees are charged in advance, monthly or annually, to the payment method on file, and are exclusive of sales tax or VAT. We can change published prices with at least thirty days notice, effective at your next billing period, and an annual term is never repriced mid-term.

You can cancel at any time from your account settings. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period and you keep access until then. Fees are non-refundable: we do not credit partial periods, unused prompts, or downgrades taking effect mid-period, and annual subscriptions run to the end of their term. There is one exception: if we discontinue a feature that is material to your use, we refund prepaid fees covering the period after termination. The three-day trial exists so you can evaluate before paying. Non-waivable statutory refund rights in your country are unaffected.

As many as you like. Unlimited team seats are included on every plan at no extra cost, with Owner, Admin and Member roles, so the pricing does not punish you for giving your whole marketing team, your developers and your agency access. For people who should see the numbers without holding a login, any brand can be shared as a tokenised, read-only report link, and white-label reporting is available on every plan. Alerts and a weekly email digest reach the stakeholders who want them without anyone logging in daily.

Not in any identifiable form. We do not sell customer data, we do not use it to train third-party foundation models, and we do not permit any third party to do so. We do train our own internal models, the ones judging whether an answer refers to your brand or scoring how it describes you, and only on aggregated, de-identified data. De-identification happens before anything reaches a training process, and no model output surfaces one customer's data to another. Enterprise customers can opt out in their order form. One thing is inherent to the product: when we query an engine on your behalf, that prompt reaches the engine's operator.

Data is encrypted in transit with TLS and at rest, access is role-based and least-privilege, administrative access requires multi-factor authentication, and we run network isolation, secrets management, access logging and monitoring, and regular vulnerability patching, with background-checked staff bound by confidentiality. We sign a Data Processing Agreement covering GDPR and UK GDPR, it names our current sub-processors, and transfers from the EEA, the UK and Switzerland are made under the Standard Contractual Clauses. Your data is exportable at any time while the account is active; after termination it stays available for export for thirty days, then is deleted or irreversibly de-identified within ninety.

Yes. CSV, Excel and JSON exports are included on every plan, as is the hosted MCP server, so you can query your visibility data from Claude, Cursor or your own agents. The REST API, the airankly CLI and the Looker Studio connector are included from Professional upwards. Publishing to WordPress, Webflow and Contentful, and webhooks for Zapier or Make, are on every plan; the Google Analytics 4 and Search Console connection that reports AI-referred traffic starts at Professional. API and MCP access is subject to published rate limits, and the developer documentation lives at app.airankly.io/developers.

Yes. White-label reporting is on every plan: your branding on the report, the AI Rankly attribution removed, and a tokenised link your client can open without an account. Seats are unlimited, so bringing clients and contractors in costs nothing, and brands are unlimited as well, though the prompt allowance is shared across them rather than multiplied. You remain the contracting party and are responsible for having the authority to submit each client's data. Where you act as a processor for your client, our Data Processing Agreement applies to us as your sub-processor. Plan limits cannot be shared across separate contracting entities.

Starter includes Standard support; Professional and Enterprise include Priority. Email Support@airankly.io or use in-product support: we are available Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM CT, excluding United States public holidays, and you can also reach us from the contact page. We aim to acknowledge every request within one business day. A critical issue targets four business hours on Priority and one business day on Standard. Documentation, onboarding guidance and the in-product academy come with every plan. The 99.9% uptime commitment and service credits in our SLA apply to Enterprise subscriptions.