Other picks by need: LLM Pulse for MCP on every plan with euro billing (€49 weekly, €79 daily); Omnia for read and write MCP on its €79 Growth plan; Qwairy for ten providers metered by credits (€79 Starter); Rankshift for a high prompt ceiling and a 30-day trial ($92 Starter); Peec AI for a free MCP server on its $95 Starter; Promptwatch for MCP and API on its $95 Essential plan; Gracker.ai for a B2B or security brand that can live with weekly checks ($99 Starter); Rankscale for MCP on a credit plan that lists Microsoft Copilot ($99 Pro); Trakkr for eight engines daily with MCP ($100 Growth); Searchable for 100 daily prompts with articles and audits ($125 Pro); and Otterly.ai for a metered MCP allowance on its $189 Standard plan.
Disclosure:
What an MCP server adds to an AI visibility tool
MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is an open standard that lets an assistant such as Claude call a tool directly instead of reading a pasted export. A visibility tracker with an MCP server declares a set of tools (list my prompts, show the answers ChatGPT gave yesterday, show the pages Perplexity cited) and the assistant calls them when your question needs them. Our explainer on what MCP means for SEO tools covers the protocol itself; this page is about which trackers ship one and what you get.
Three questions separate the servers more than the word “MCP” on a pricing page:
- Which plan includes it. On several trackers below, MCP starts one or two tiers above the entry price.
- Read or write. A read server answers questions. A write server lets the agent act: add a prompt, start a scan, change a status. Some vendors state which they ship and some do not.
- What the data covers. A server is only as useful as the tracking behind it: which engines, how often they are checked, and whether the answers and cited pages are exposed or only a score.
How we chose these fifteen
- The vendor’s own pricing or documentation page names an MCP server and the plan that includes it. A third-party listing alone does not count.
- It is a dedicated AI visibility tracker with a self-serve plan you can buy without a sales call. SEO suites that also ship MCP (SE Ranking, Ahrefs, Keyword.com) are covered in their own section below.
- MCP is included at $200 a month or less. Goodie AI, Gauge and Cognizo include MCP only on plans above that line and are listed separately.
- Every figure is dated. Rival plans were read on the vendor’s pricing page on October 1, 2026, except Qwairy and Knowatoa (September 25), Koalr (October 2), Searchable and Rankshift (October 8) and Gracker.ai (October 9); Promptwatch’s plan contents were re-read on October 8. Cituna’s figures come from its plan catalogue on October 13, 2026.
Cituna comes first because it is ours. The other fourteen follow by the monthly price of the cheapest plan that includes MCP, billed monthly. Euro and pound prices are ordered at face value, unless the vendor also lists a dollar price (Koalr), which is then used; ties keep alphabetical order. Price order is a way to find an entry point, not a score.
AI visibility tools with an MCP server compared
| Tool | Cheapest plan with MCP | Price, billed monthly | Read or write, as stated | Tracking on that plan |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cituna | Starter (read), Pro (write) | $39 Starter, $119 Pro | 20 read tools on Starter, 6 write tools on Pro | 10 prompts, 7 engines, daily |
| LLM Pulse | Every plan | €49 weekly, €79 daily (Starter) | Read and write, per LLM Pulse | 50 prompts, 5 engines |
| Omnia | Growth | €79 | Read and write | 25 prompts, 4 engines, daily |
| Qwairy | Starter (every plan) | €79 | Not stated | 1,300 credits, 10 providers, one workspace |
| Nimt | Flex | $89 | Not stated | Credits; 72 prompts a day on 3 of 8 models |
| Rankshift | Starter (every plan) | $92 | Not stated | 9,500 credits, up to 150 prompts a day |
| Peec AI | Starter (any paid plan) | $95 | Not stated | 50 prompts, 3 models you pick |
| Promptwatch | Essential | $95 | Not stated | 50 prompts, 4 models you pick, daily |
| Gracker.ai | Starter | $99 | Not stated; 100 MCP requests a month | 100 prompts, 3 engines, weekly |
| Koalr | Starter | £79 ($99) | Not stated | 25 prompts, 6 engines daily, Claude weekly |
| Rankscale | Pro | $99 | Not stated | 1,200 credits; Claude, Grok and Copilot included |
| Trakkr | Growth | $100 | Not stated | 50 prompts, 8 engines, daily |
| Searchable | Pro (every plan) | $125 | Not stated | 100 prompts, 3 engines, daily |
| Otterly.ai | Standard | $189 | Read and write, per LLM Pulse’s count (17 tools, 6 write); 2,000 requests a month | 100 prompts, daily |
| Knowatoa | Growth | $199 | Not stated | 7 services |
“Not stated” means the pricing page we read names the MCP server but not whether it can write. Check the vendor’s documentation before you rely on write access.
Each tool in detail
1. Cituna
Cituna’s MCP server puts its daily tracking behind one connection. On Cituna’s $39 Starter plan, 20 read tools give Claude, or any MCP client, your tracking grid across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, Grok, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode, the engine answers behind each cell, the pages each engine cited, your audits, gaps and Google Search Console analyses (the keyword read uses the keyword data that comes with Pro). On Cituna’s Pro plan, $119 a month, 6 write tools let the agent run scans, edit the tracked prompts, move fixes through the queue, queue articles, mark them live and log outreach. Connecting needs nothing installed: add the server as a connector in Claude, approve access in your browser and ask (setup guide).
What the agent can do with it is the part that matters: ask which buyer questions you lost this week and why, compare those answers with your Search Console clicks, and then queue the schema, FAQ or article fix without leaving the chat. API keys come with every paid plan, so the same data reaches scripts as well. The full tool list is on the page for Cituna’s MCP server.
Best for: teams that want seven engines checked daily and an agent that can act on the results.
Limits: MCP is not part of the 3-day trial (card required); write tools need Pro; Microsoft Copilot, Meta AI and DeepSeek are not among the seven engines, and there is no sentiment score.
2. LLM Pulse
LLM Pulse includes an MCP server and unlimited team members on every plan. LLM Pulse’s Starter tracks 50 prompts in one project for €49 a month checked weekly or €79 a month checked daily, on ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Mode, Google AI Overviews and Gemini, with Claude, Grok and Copilot sold as add-ons from €8 per model a month (llmpulse.ai/pricing, October 1, 2026). LLM Pulse’s own MCP comparison says its server can add prompts and competitors, not only read them.
Best for: euro billing with MCP from the first plan.
Limits: LLM Pulse’s €49 headline is weekly tracking; Claude and Grok cost extra; prices exclude VAT.
3. Omnia
Omnia’s Growth plan is €79 a month, or €63 billed yearly, for 25 prompts checked daily on ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity and Google AI Mode, with 150 insight credits, sentiment analysis and an MCP server that can read and write (useomnia.com/pricing, October 1, 2026). Omnia offers Claude, Gemini and Microsoft Copilot on request, and the 14-day trial asks for no card.
Best for: an agent that writes back, on a small daily plan.
Limits: 25 prompts; four engines by default; Grok is not listed.
4. Qwairy
Qwairy is a French platform that bills in credits and includes MCP access on every plan. Qwairy’s Starter costs €79 a month, or €65 billed yearly, for 1,300 credits in one workspace, and every plan reaches ten AI providers; Qwairy’s FAQ charges one credit per model for each monitoring query (Qwairy’s pricing page and FAQ, September 25, 2026). By our arithmetic, 10 prompts checked daily on seven providers would use about 2,100 credits a month, so the Starter balance suits weekly checks or a short provider list. A content brief tool sits on the same plan, while Qwairy’s REST API waits for the €199 Growth tier.
Best for: many providers and markets from one workspace, with MCP from the entry plan.
Limits: credits run down fast on daily checks; one workspace on Starter; the pricing page does not say whether the server can write.
5. Nimt
Nimt bills in credits. Nimt’s Flex plan starts at $89 a month for 10,000 credits, which covers 72 prompts a day when three of its eight models are selected, and it includes an MCP server; Nimt adds $45 in free credits once you add a card (nimt.ai/pricing, October 1, 2026). Nimt’s models include Google AI Overviews, AI Mode, Claude, Gemini and Copilot.
Best for: usage-based billing with MCP on the entry plan.
Limits: the prompt count depends on how many models you select; the pricing page does not say whether the server can write.
6. Rankshift
Rankshift sells three self-serve plans, and each one carries MCP and API access, unlimited projects and seats, crawler analytics and a Looker Studio integration. Rankshift’s $92 Starter (or $82 a month billed yearly) allows up to 150 prompts a day on 9,500 credits, and the trial runs 30 days (rankshift.ai/pricing, October 8, 2026). Rankshift’s help article on credits says most models use 2 credits a run and Copilot or Claude with search use 5, and that plan credits lapse at month end. The models Rankshift names include ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, AI Overviews, Gemini, Claude, Copilot, Perplexity, Mistral and Meta AI.
Best for: a team that wants to set its own mix of prompts, models and refresh, with the longest trial on this page.
Limits: the 150-a-day figure is a ceiling the credits rarely reach across several models; Grok is not named; write access is not stated.
7. Peec AI
Peec AI includes a free MCP server on its paid plans. Peec AI’s Starter costs $95 a month, or $80 billed yearly, for 50 prompts in one project on three models you pick from ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, AI Overviews, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini and Naver AI, with unlimited users (peec.ai/pricing, October 1, 2026).
Best for: a marketing team that wants analytics across a few chosen models and MCP at no extra cost.
Limits: three models on Starter; Claude and Grok sit on the custom Enterprise plan.
8. Promptwatch
Promptwatch’s Essential plan is $95 a month for 50 prompts and 6,000 responses, checked daily on four models you choose from OpenAI, Perplexity, Google, Claude, Gemini, Meta, DeepSeek and Grok, with MCP and API access and a 7-day free trial (promptwatch.com/pricing, October 1, 2026; plan re-read October 8). Promptwatch’s integrations list includes Google Search Console.
Best for: MCP and API together on the first plan, with Grok or Meta among your four models.
Limits: four models at a time; Promptwatch’s crawler logs start on the $245 tier.
9. Gracker.ai
Gracker.ai pairs tracking with a content engine and is tuned for B2B SaaS and cybersecurity vendors. Gracker.ai’s $99 Starter, or $79 a month billed yearly, checks 100 prompts weekly on ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Mode, with three articles a month, a 50-page audit, one seat and 100 MCP requests a month; the 7-day trial needs a card (gracker.ai/pricing, October 9, 2026). Gracker.ai’s Scale plan, at $499, moves to daily checks, adds Copilot and raises the allowance to 1,000 MCP requests.
Best for: a security or B2B software brand that wants articles and an MCP connection on one entry plan.
Limits: Gracker.ai’s $99 plan checks three engines weekly; 100 requests a month is a small allowance for an agent; the API is Enterprise only.
10. Koalr
Koalr includes an MCP server, Google Analytics and Search Console connections on every plan. Koalr’s Starter costs £79 a month (listed as $99) for one site, 25 tracked prompts and five competitors, with six engines refreshed daily and Claude weekly, or daily for £1.50 a prompt a month (koalr.ai/pricing, October 2, 2026). The 7-day trial asks for a card.
Best for: MCP plus Search Console on a small daily plan priced in pounds.
Limits: 25 prompts on Starter; Claude daily costs extra.
11. Rankscale
Rankscale’s Pro plan costs $99 a month for 1,200 credits across 17 or more engines, Claude, Grok and Microsoft Copilot among them, run on a schedule you set from hourly to monthly, with MCP access, page audits and a 7-day trial (rankscale.ai/pricing, October 1, 2026). The REST API starts on Rankscale’s Pro+ plan at $229.
Best for: the longest engine list with MCP, where Copilot matters.
Limits: credits rather than a fixed prompt count; MCP is not on the yearly-only Essentials plan.
12. Trakkr
Trakkr’s Growth plan is $100 a month, or $1,000 a year, for one brand tracked daily on 50 prompts across eight engines including Claude, Grok, DeepSeek and Meta AI, with 25 articles a month, three seats and MCP access (trakkr.ai/pricing, October 1, 2026). The 14-day trial asks for a card.
Best for: eight engines daily, Meta AI and DeepSeek included, with MCP on the entry plan.
Limits: one brand on Growth; Trakkr did not list a Search Console integration when we last checked in July 2026.
13. Searchable
Searchable’s Pro plan is $125 a month, or 20% less billed yearly, for 100 tracked prompts run daily, 9,000 AI answers, 20 articles and 200 site audits in one project, and every plan lists an MCP server and API access next to unlimited seats and countries (searchable.com/pricing, October 8, 2026). Searchable’s Pro and Scale plans both open with a 14-day free trial. Searchable also publishes documentation for its MCP server, which ranked fourth for this page’s search when we checked on October 13.
Best for: daily tracking of 100 prompts with articles and site audits on the same plan as MCP.
Limits: only ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and Perplexity are included; Gemini, Claude, Grok, AI Mode and Copilot are add-ons priced after onboarding; write access is not stated.
14. Otterly.ai
Otterly.ai’s MCP starts on Standard, $189 a month for 100 prompts, which adds API and MCP access with 2,000 MCP requests a month, agent analytics and a Looker Studio connector (otterly.ai/pricing, October 1, 2026). LLM Pulse’s September 2026 count of Otterly.ai’s documented server found 17 tools; six of them are write tools that add or remove prompts and tags. Otterly.ai’s $29 Lite plan has no MCP.
Best for: a team already on Otterly.ai that wants its data in Claude.
Limits: Otterly.ai’s MCP is a $160 step up from Lite; Grok is not offered; Claude, Gemini and AI Mode are add-ons.
15. Knowatoa
Knowatoa’s $199 Growth plan opens all seven services it monitors (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Meta AI, AI Overviews and AI Mode) and adds an API, an MCP server, Looker Studio and NinjaCat (knowatoa.com/pricing, September 25, 2026). Knowatoa’s $59 Starter covers three services and no MCP.
Best for: a reporting stack (MCP, Looker Studio, NinjaCat) on one plan.
Limits: Knowatoa’s MCP starts at $199; no Grok or Copilot at any tier.
SEO suites and higher-priced tools that also ship MCP
These name an MCP server too, but fall outside the bar above:
- SE Ranking: SE Ranking’s Core plan, $129 a month, tracks 100 prompts a day on five engines with source analysis and MCP access inside its SEO suite (seranking.com, September 25, 2026).
- Ahrefs: Ahrefs’s Lite plan, $129 a month, includes API and MCP access and five daily custom AI prompts; Brand Radar’s AI index is priced separately (ahrefs.com/pricing, October 7, 2026).
- Keyword.com: Keyword.com’s AI search page lists an MCP server across plans, with AI tracking sold in credits from $9.80 a month (keyword.com, October 9, 2026).
- ZipTie: ZipTie sells API and MCP access as a $10-a-month add-on rather than including it in a plan, so it misses criterion 3 (ziptie.ai/pricing, October 6, 2026).
- Goodie AI: Goodie AI’s Core plan, $399 a month, includes MCP with 50 optimization actions a month (higoodie.com/pricing, October 9, 2026).
- Gauge: Gauge’s Growth plan, $599 a month, includes MCP alongside 600 daily prompts (withgauge.com/pricing, October 1, 2026).
- Cognizo: Cognizo’s Growth plan, $499 a month, lists MCP and API access for 150 prompts on five platforms, and every Cognizo plan is bought through a demo (cognizo.ai/pricing, October 6, 2026).
- xSeek: xSeek’s documentation describes an MCP server with API-key sign-in, but xSeek’s pricing page does not say which plans include it.
If price is the main filter, our list of AI visibility tools under $200 compares the same field on engines and refresh rate rather than MCP.
Which one to choose
Start from what you want the agent to do. If you only want Claude to answer questions about your visibility, any read server on this page works, and the deciding factors are the engines and how often they are checked. If you want the agent to change things (add prompts, start a scan, queue a fix), pick a tool that states write access: Cituna on Pro, Omnia on Growth, LLM Pulse on every plan, or Otterly.ai on Standard (write tools per LLM Pulse’s count of its documentation). Then check two practical points before you buy: whether MCP is included in the trial (Cituna’s 3-day trial does not include it) or only from a higher tier (Otterly.ai’s starts on Standard), and how many requests a month the plan allows.
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.