Evertune is an enterprise platform for measuring how AI models talk about a brand. Which alternative fits depends on why you looked at Evertune in the first place: statistical depth, volume, model breadth, or simply knowing where you stand in AI answers this week. Below we compare ten tools you can start online on engines, cost and how you start, with Evertune as the baseline.
Fair-comparison note:
What Evertune AI sells
Evertune’s pricing page, read October 8, 2026, lists two tiers. Evertune’s Pro costs $800 a month for 100,000 prompts tracked across 11 AI models, which the page does not name, with daily, weekly or monthly tracking, tracking by language and country, 25 AI-optimized articles a month and three onboarding sessions. Evertune’s Enterprise tier is priced per contract and adds a dedicated success manager, unlimited content generation, AI bot analytics and single sign-on. Both tiers start with a “Request a demo” button; the page offers no self-serve checkout and no trial.
Evertune’s case rests on statistical depth. When we compared enterprise AI visibility platforms in July 2026, Evertune described sampling each prompt around a hundred times per model, so Evertune’s figures describe a distribution of answers rather than a single reply, and it offered EverPanel, a panel of consumer behaviour data, beside the model results. Evertune’s materials named athenahealth, Roku and Virgin Voyages as customers. For a large brand team that reports to a CMO and buys through procurement, that rigour is the point.
Why teams look elsewhere
Teams that search for an Evertune alternative usually hit one of four walls:
- Evertune’s first plan is $800 a month. That is about twenty times Cituna’s Starter, and above every plan on this page that you can buy without a demo. Independent reviewers we cited in July 2026 reported full Evertune enterprise contracts in the region of $36,000 a year.
- There is no way to see data first. Evertune’s page offers a demo, not a trial, so a smaller team cannot test its own prompts before a sales cycle starts.
- The model list is not published. “11 AI models” gives the count, not whether Claude, Grok or Google AI Mode are among them. If your buyers use one of those, ask in the demo.
- Volume you may not need. 100,000 prompts and 25 articles a month suit a portfolio of brands across markets. A single brand tracking its 30 most important buyer questions pays for capacity it never uses.
How we chose these ten
Each tool had to pass three tests, with Evertune kept as the baseline rather than counted as an entry:
- It tracks AI answers for prompts you choose, recording whether engines mention or cite your brand and which rivals they name instead.
- You can start without a demo. Each one publishes a plan you can buy online, a free tier or a free trial. Profound is included because it offers a free week before its enterprise contract, the closest match to how Evertune sells.
- Every fact is the vendor’s own, and dated. Evertune from its pricing page, October 8, 2026. Otterly.ai’s Lite plan, add-ons and trial, and LLMrefs, from their pricing pages on October 7, 2026. Peec AI, Promptwatch, Scrunch AI, AthenaHQ, Goodie AI, Gauge and Profound from each vendor’s pricing page, October 1, 2026, with Peec AI’s sentiment reporting on October 5. A dash means the vendor does not say.
Cituna comes first because it is ours. The other nine follow in order of their lowest paid monthly plan, with Profound last because it publishes no price after its trial. The numbers help you find an entry; they are not a ranking.
Evertune AI alternatives at a glance
| # | Tool | Best for | AI engines (entry plan) | Claude and Grok | Entry price | How you start |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cituna | Seven engines daily, with the fixes written | 7, daily | Both, every plan | $39/mo (10 prompts) | 3-day trial, card required |
| 2 | Otterly.ai | Microsoft Copilot on a small prompt set | 4, plus 3 paid add-ons | Otterly.ai: Claude as a paid add-on, no Grok | Otterly.ai $29/mo (15 prompts) | Free trial |
| 3 | LLMrefs | Eleven engines on one flat fee | 11, weekly refresh | Both | LLMrefs $79/mo (500 prompts) | 7-day trial |
| 4 | Peec AI | Sentiment and competitor dashboards | 3 you choose | Peec AI Enterprise only | Peec AI $95/mo, $80 billed annually (50 prompts) | Buy online |
| 5 | Promptwatch | MCP and API on the first plan | 4 you choose from 8 | Both, as two of your four picks | Promptwatch $95/mo (50 prompts) | 7-day trial |
| 6 | Scrunch AI | An enterprise platform with a self-serve first plan | 4 on Core | Scrunch AI Enterprise only | Scrunch AI $250/mo (125 prompts) | 7-day trial |
| 7 | AthenaHQ | A free tier, then eleven models | 5 free, 11 paid | Both on AthenaHQ Starter | $0, then AthenaHQ $295/mo | Free tier |
| 8 | Goodie AI | Optimization work, and shopping assistants on Pro | 5 on Core, 8 on Pro | Goodie AI Enterprise only | Goodie AI $399/mo (120 prompts) | 7-day trial on Core |
| 9 | Gauge | 600 prompts a day with 18 articles | 6 | Gauge Enterprise, or your own API key | Gauge $599/mo | One-week trial |
| 10 | Profound | A free week, then an enterprise contract | 3 on the trial | Profound: Claude on Enterprise, no Grok | Not published after the trial | 7-day trial, then sales |
| Evertune (baseline) | Statistically sampled results at volume | 11, not named | Not stated | Evertune $800/mo (Pro, 100,000 prompts) | Demo request |
Monthly billing unless stated. Evertune from evertune.ai/pricing, October 8, 2026. Cituna from cituna.com/pricing. Otterly.ai’s Lite plan and trial and LLMrefs from their pricing pages, October 7, 2026. Otterly.ai’s add-ons, Peec AI, Promptwatch, Scrunch AI, AthenaHQ, Goodie AI, Gauge and Profound from each vendor’s pricing page, October 1, 2026. Cituna does not track Microsoft Copilot or shopping assistants. Pricing in this category changes often; check before you buy.
Cituna vs Evertune: the side-by-side
Here is how Cituna and Evertune compare, with LLMrefs, the entry here that names the most engines on one flat fee, for context. Read the first two rows first: they decide what you pay and how you start.
| What you get | CitunaThat’s us | Evertune | LLMrefs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Published entry price | $39 / mo | $800 / mo Pro | $79 / mo |
| Start without talking to sales | 3-day trial, card required | 7-day trial | |
| Prompts on the entry plan | 10, checked daily | 100,000 | 500 |
| Refresh | Daily | Daily, weekly or monthly | Weekly |
| Engines named on the pricing page | |||
| Claude tracked | — | ||
| Grok tracked | — | ||
| Google AI Mode tracked | — | ||
| Microsoft Copilot | — | ||
| Articles written for you | 30 / mo | 25 / mo on Pro | — |
Evertune from evertune.ai/pricing, October 8, 2026; the page names no models, so the engine rows show a dash. LLMrefs from llmrefs.com/pricing, October 7, 2026. Cituna from cituna.com/pricing. A dash means the vendor’s page does not say.
The 10 best Evertune AI alternatives in detail
1. Cituna (best for seven engines daily, with the fixes written)
Cituna asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, Grok, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode your buyers’ questions every day, on every plan, and records whether each answer names you, where you sit among the brands it lists, which of your pages it cites and which rivals it recommends. Where a rival wins, Cituna writes the fix: structured data, FAQ markup, an llms.txt entry or an edit to the page. AutoSEO writes 30 articles a month on Starter, 90 on Pro and 300 on Max for questions your site has no page for, held for review or published to WordPress, Shopify, GitHub or any CMS by webhook, and the built-in Search Console connection lets you check each change against real clicks. API keys work on every paid plan, and Max has the highest API allowances; MCP read access comes with Starter and MCP write access with Pro.
- Best for: a brand, startup or agency that wants every major engine covered daily, Claude and Grok included, with a price on the page and data the same day.
- What it costs: Starter $39 a month (one brand, 10 prompts), Pro $119 (three brands, 30 prompts, five seats), Max $399 (ten brands, 90 prompts, 15 seats), with custom plans for larger portfolios on Cituna Enterprise. Every tier is on the pricing page.
- Where it falls short against Evertune: Cituna’s self-serve plans stop at 90 prompts, nowhere near Evertune’s 100,000, and Cituna reports one daily answer per prompt and engine rather than a sampled distribution. It does not track Microsoft Copilot and does not score sentiment.
2. Otterly.ai (best for Microsoft Copilot on a small prompt set)
Otterly.ai has the lowest paid entry price on this page: Otterly.ai’s Lite plan is $29 a month for 15 prompts tracked daily on ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity and Microsoft Copilot, with unlimited team members, and Otterly.ai sells Claude as a paid add-on, offers no Grok and puts API and MCP access on its $189 Standard plan (otterly.ai/pricing, October 7, 2026). On October 1, 2026, Otterly.ai priced Gemini and Google AI Mode as $9-a-month add-ons on Lite and Claude at $29.
- Best for: a solo marketer whose buyers use Copilot and who needs a handful of prompts watched.
- What it costs: Otterly.ai is $29, $189 or $489 a month (October 1, 2026).
- Where it falls short: 15 prompts is a tiny fraction of Evertune’s volume, three engines cost extra, Grok is missing, and no fixes are written for you.
3. LLMrefs (best for eleven engines on one flat fee)
LLMrefs sells one flat plan. On October 7, 2026, the LLMrefs All in One plan was $79 a month, marked “limited time only”, for 500 prompts across every engine it covers at no extra fee, with unlimited team members and projects, CSV export, API access and geo-targeting in more than 50 countries, and a 7-day free trial (llmrefs.com/pricing). LLMrefs shows eleven engines, ChatGPT and ChatGPT Search counted apart, with Claude, Grok, Microsoft Copilot, Meta AI and DeepSeek among them.
- Best for: a team that wants Evertune’s model count, with every model named, on one flat fee.
- What it costs: LLMrefs is $79 a month.
- Where it falls short: LLMrefs refreshes weekly rather than daily, and reports positions without writing fixes. See LLMrefs alternatives.
4. Peec AI (best for sentiment and competitor dashboards)
Peec AI tracks visibility, position, sentiment and share of voice daily against named competitors (peec.ai/pricing, read October 5, 2026). Peec AI’s Starter is $95 a month, or $80 billed annually, for 50 prompts on three models you choose from ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Google AI Overviews, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini and Naver AI, with unlimited users. Peec AI’s Pro ($245) and Advanced ($495) lift prompts to 150 and 350, and Claude and Grok are on Peec AI’s Enterprise plan (October 1, 2026).
- Best for: a brand team that reports tone and competitor benchmarks to leadership, the self-serve tool here closest to Evertune’s reporting audience.
- What it costs: Peec AI is $95, $245 or $495 a month; Enterprise is custom.
- Where it falls short: three models per self-serve plan, with Claude and Grok held for Enterprise.
5. Promptwatch (best for MCP and API on the first plan)
Promptwatch’s Essential plan is $95 a month for 50 prompts and 6,000 responses on four models you pick from OpenAI, Perplexity, Google, Claude, Gemini, Meta, DeepSeek and Grok, tracked daily, with MCP and API access and a 7-day free trial. Promptwatch’s Professional plan, at $245, moves to 150 prompts and adds AI crawler logs and five articles a month (promptwatch.com/pricing, October 1, 2026).
- Best for: a technical team that wants to pipe AI visibility data into its own tools from the first plan.
- What it costs: Promptwatch is $95, $245 or $579 a month; the $579 Business plan is sold by demo.
- Where it falls short: four models at a time and one project on Essential, and Promptwatch’s AI crawler logs start on the $245 Professional plan.
6. Scrunch AI (best for an enterprise platform with a self-serve first plan)
Scrunch AI courts the same enterprise brands as Evertune but publishes a first plan you can buy. Scrunch AI’s Core costs $250 a month for 125 prompts and 5,000 responses on ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and Microsoft Copilot, with five site audits a month, one brand, five users, AI bot traffic reporting and a 7-day free trial. Scrunch AI keeps Claude, Gemini, Google AI Mode, Meta AI, Grok, the API and single sign-on on its custom Enterprise plan (scrunch.com/pricing, October 1, 2026).
- Best for: an enterprise team that wants to start small on a platform it can grow into.
- What it costs: Scrunch AI’s Core is $250 a month; Enterprise is custom.
- Where it falls short: most engines beyond the first four need the Enterprise contract, and Core carries no API.
7. AthenaHQ (best for a free tier, then eleven models)
AthenaHQ’s Essential tier is free: 300 credits, one per AI response, on ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Gemini and Microsoft Copilot, with unlimited members. AthenaHQ’s Starter, at $295 a month, buys 3,600 credits across eleven named models, adding Google AI Mode, Claude, Grok, DeepSeek, Meta AI and Mistral, and connects GA4 and Search Console (athenahq.ai/plans, October 1, 2026).
- Best for: a mid-market team that wants Evertune’s model count with every model named, and a free look first.
- What it costs: AthenaHQ is free, then $295 a month, 17% less billed annually; Enterprise is custom.
- Where it falls short: all models draw on one credit pool, so wider coverage buys fewer checks per model, and the API is a paid add-on.
8. Goodie AI (best for optimization work, and shopping assistants on Pro)
Goodie AI’s Core plan is $399 a month for 120 prompts checked daily on ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, Google AI Mode and Microsoft Copilot, with 50 optimizations a month, five seats and a 7-day free trial. Goodie AI’s Pro, at $999, adds Gemini and two shopping assistants, Alexa and Sparky, with 250 prompts, and Goodie AI’s Enterprise reaches up to 13 models, Claude and Grok among them (higoodie.com/pricing, October 1, 2026).
- Best for: a retail or consumer brand that wants optimization work bundled with tracking, and shopping assistants later.
- What it costs: Goodie AI is $399 or $999 a month; Enterprise is custom. Annual billing gives two months free.
- Where it falls short: Goodie AI’s Pro costs more than Evertune’s Pro and is sold through a demo, and Claude and Grok need Enterprise.
9. Gauge (best for 600 prompts a day with 18 articles)
Gauge sells one self-serve plan, Growth, at $599 a month after a one-week free trial: 600 prompts a day across ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Gemini, Perplexity and Microsoft Copilot, with 18 articles a month, five seats, GA4 and Search Console data, and MCP. Claude and Grok come on Gauge’s Enterprise plan, or on Growth with your own Anthropic or xAI API key, billed by that provider (withgauge.com/pricing, October 1, 2026).
- Best for: the team that looked at Evertune for volume. Gauge’s 600 prompts a day is the highest published daily prompt count among the ten entries.
- What it costs: Gauge is $599 a month; Enterprise is custom. See Gauge alternatives for the wider field.
- Where it falls short: Gauge sells nothing below $599, and Claude and Grok cost extra in one form or another.
10. Profound (best for a free week, then an enterprise contract)
Profound sells to the same enterprise buyers as Evertune, but lets you see data before a sales conversation. Profound’s free trial checks 50 prompts a day for seven days on ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Overviews, from a prompt set Profound picks for your industry, with no history or exports. Ongoing Profound tracking is an Enterprise contract with no published price, covering ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Mode, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, DeepSeek, Claude, Google AI Overviews and Exa Search (tryprofound.com/pricing, October 1, 2026).
- Best for: an enterprise brand that wants prompt-volume data on how often people ask a question, and accepts a contract.
- What it costs: Profound publishes no price after the trial.
- Where it falls short: you cannot choose the trial prompts, Grok is not on Profound’s list, and the price is negotiated, as Evertune’s Enterprise tier is. See Profound alternatives.
Which Evertune AI alternative fits you
- You want ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, Grok, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode checked daily, with the fix written for each gap: Cituna, from $39 a month.
- Your buyers use Microsoft Copilot and you watch a handful of prompts: Otterly.ai.
- You chose Evertune for model breadth: LLMrefs or AthenaHQ, which name eleven models each.
- You report sentiment to leadership: Peec AI.
- You want the data in your own tools through an API or MCP from the first plan: Promptwatch.
- You chose Evertune for volume: Gauge, at 600 prompts a day.
- You are staying enterprise but want to try first: Scrunch AI’s Core plan, or Profound’s free week.
- You chose Evertune for its statistics: none of the self-serve tools here says it samples each prompt that way. Compare Evertune with the other demo-led platforms in enterprise AI visibility platforms compared, and staying on Evertune is reasonable.
A quick way to decide: write 20 buyer questions, run them on two trials for three days, and compare the raw answers, not the scores. Which brands were named, which pages were cited, and did the result hold across runs?
Drafted with AI assistance from our own research and Search Console data, and reviewed by Rahul A before publishing. Rules and prices change; check the linked official source before you act.