The first monthly price a brand page prints is $29 at OtterlyAI, $95 at Peec AI, and $250 at Scrunch. Profound’s brand page prints Free for a 7-day trial and Custom for Enterprise. Each one tracks how a brand shows up in answers from chat search products.
OtterlyAI comes out ahead when you want that price and a file of the results. Lite names four engines, and a help page lists CSV exports on every plan. Peec AI and Scrunch come out level. One is $95 a month, 50 prompts, and you choose the models. The other is $250 a month, 125 prompts, and four engines named on the card. Profound’s brand page prints no dollar amount for a plan you keep.
| Monthly price you can keep | Prompts | Engines included | Taking data out | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OtterlyAI | $29 a month, page also prints $25 | 15 on the plan | Four named | CSV on all plans, API from Standard |
| Peec AI | $95 a month, currency unnamed | 50 on the plan | Choose 3 | CSV and MCP, no API on Starter |
| Scrunch | $250 a month | 125 on the plan | Four named | API cells are dashes |
| Profound | None printed, trial is Free | 50 a day, for 7 days | Three named | Trial says no export and no API |
The price cells come from the pricing pages.
Scores
1–5 per criterion · select a score for its reasoning and sources| # | Product | Price of a plan you can keep | Taking the data out | Engines on that plan | Prompts on that plan | People on the plan | Trying it before you pay | Overall |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | OtterlyAI | 5 | 4 | 5 | 3 | 5 | 5 | 4.5 |
| T2 | Peec AI | 4 | 4 | 4 | 4 | 5 | 3 | 4.0 |
| T2 | Scrunch | 3 | 3 | 5 | 5 | 4 | 4 | 4.0 |
| 4 | Profound | 1 | 1 | 4 | 2 | 5 | 4 | 2.8 |
How each criterion is scored
Price of a plan you can keep
The cheapest monthly price a brand pricing page prints for a plan that continues, not a trial. A lower published price scores higher. A free trial with no dollar amount after it does not count as that price.
- 5 A published monthly price under $50
- 4 A published monthly price under $150
- 3 A published monthly price under $400
- 2 The only printed dollar amounts are add-ons, and the base plan has no dollar amount
- 1 The brand pricing page prints a free trial and a custom plan, and no dollar amount for a plan you keep
Taking the data out
Whether the cheapest published plan, or the free trial when that is the only brand plan with a printed price, lets you leave with a file or call an API. A dash or the word None is a mark on that plan. A missing export row is not the same as a row that says none.
- 5 A file of the responses and an API are both included on that plan
- 4 A CSV or similar file is included, and the API is stated as not on that plan
- 3 API or MCP cells for that plan are dashes, and the page has no export row
- 2 The fetched pages mention neither an export nor an API
- 1 The plan's table says exports are none and the API is none
Engines on that plan
How many AI answer engines the same plan tracks without an add-on. A fixed list and a "choose 3" both count as three. Engines sold as add-ons do not count toward the included number.
- 5 Four or more engines named as included
- 4 Three engines, either named as the set or as a choice of three
- 3 Two engines
- 2 One engine
- 1 The plan does not name an engine
Prompts on that plan
How many prompts the ongoing plan includes. A count that exists only for a trial that ends scores below an ongoing cap, because the trial number is not the plan you keep.
- 5 100 or more prompts on the ongoing plan
- 4 50 to 99 prompts on the ongoing plan
- 3 15 to 49 prompts on the ongoing plan
- 2 The only prompt count is for a trial that ends
- 1 No prompt count is stated
People on the plan
How many people the same plan says can use it. Unlimited scores higher than a numbered cap. Silence is the middle.
- 5 Unlimited users, stated for that plan
- 4 A stated cap above one
- 3 The fetched pages do not say
- 2 One seat
- 1 The page says teammates cannot be added
Trying it before you pay
Whether you can try the product, and whether the page that offers the trial states its length and a card. A length printed only on a referral page that also offers a discount is not the pricing page's length.
- 5 The trial's length is stated, and that answer says no card is required
- 4 The trial's length is stated, and that answer does not say whether a card is required
- 3 A trial is offered, and the pricing page does not state its length
- 2 A trial is not mentioned
- 1 The page says there is no trial
Lite is $29 a month, and the same capture later prints $25 a month. The page shows Monthly, and Annually 15% off. The add-on section says the displayed prices are US dollars, excluding tax. The homepage also says $29.
The Lite card is 15 search prompts on ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, and MS Copilot. Claude, Google AI Mode, and Gemini are add-ons. A block of 100 extra prompts is marked not available on Lite. Team members are unlimited.
A help article lists CSV exports, including the raw responses, on all plans. Looker Studio is Standard, Premium, and Enterprise. The API page lists Standard, Premium, and Custom, and it says trial users can generate a key.
The homepage says trusted by 40,000+ marketing pros. That figure is the site’s own claim. We’d recommend OtterlyAI if you want four named engines and a CSV on the cheapest published monthly plan, because Lite is the $29 card and those exports are listed for every plan. Peec’s first plan is $95 and says choose 3 models. Scrunch’s first plan is $250.
What it does
- Lite prints $29 a month, and the page also prints $25
- 15 prompts on four named engines
- CSV exports listed for every plan
- Unlimited team members
Pros
- A 7-day trial, and the page says no credit card
- Trial users can generate an API key
Cons
- 15 prompts, and 100 extra prompts are not available on Lite
Who should skip:Anyone who needs more than 15 prompts on the first paid plan.
Peec AI
For 50 prompts, and you pick the modelsStarter prints $95/mo and the word Monthly. The page does not name a currency. The card includes 50 prompts, a choice of 3 models, unlimited users, daily tracking, and 1 project. The comparison repeats active models as 3 on the first three columns. Perplexity appears in an add-on model list. The flattened table does not say which column owns that name, so this review does not place it on one plan.
That table marks the API as not included on the first plan, and MCP and CSV export as included. One extra model on Starter is $30 a month. Annual billing is 15% off, and no annual Starter dollar amount is printed. The help page says the Starter plan does not have API access, and it describes exporting a project’s chats as CSV.
The pricing page says Start free trial and does not say how long. A referral page says try it free for 7 days, and the same page says a friend gifted you 30% off. The homepage says trusted by 4,000+ brands and agencies. The site states that number. We’d recommend Peec AI if you want more than 15 prompts on a priced plan under $250, and you want to pick the models, because Starter is 50 prompts at $95 a month and says choose 3. Lite is 15 prompts. Core is 125 prompts at $250.
What it does
- Starter prints $95 a month
- 50 prompts, and a choice of 3 models
- CSV and MCP included, API not on Starter
- Unlimited users
Pros
- One extra model on Starter is $30 a month
- Annual billing is 15% off
Cons
- The pricing page does not state the trial length
- The page does not name a currency
Who should skip:Anyone who needs the pricing page itself to state the trial length.
Scrunch
For 125 prompts on the first planCore is printed as $250/mo. The page uses a dollar sign and does not say USD. The card lists 125 unique prompts, 5,000 responses a month, 5 site audits, 1 brand workspace, and 5 user licenses. It says 4 LLMs and prints ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AIO, and Copilot run together. The trial FAQ spells that set out as ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, and Copilot. The first column’s country count is 1.
Enterprise has no dollar amount. The card says Talk to us, names API access, and lists 9 LLMs. In the Core column, Looker Studio, the query API, MCP, the CLI, and advanced API are dashes.
That page has no export row. The trial FAQ says 7 days of Core, signup without a sales call, and that continuing means a paid plan. The homepage’s no-card line sits beside the audit button, which promises results in 30 seconds. It is not in the trial answer.
The homepage says trusted by over 500 companies, which is that page’s own count. TrustRadius lists 0 reviews. We’d recommend Scrunch if you want 125 prompts and four named engines on the first paid plan, because that is the Core card. Lite is 15 prompts. Starter is 50.
What it does
- Core prints $250 a month
- 125 prompts and 5,000 responses a month
- Four engines named on the card
- 5 user licenses
Pros
- A 7-day trial of Core, with no sales call
Cons
- Core's API, MCP, and Looker cells are dashes
- The trial becomes a paid plan unless you cancel
Who should skip:Anyone who will not pay $250 a month to start.
The brand page prints Trial as Free and Enterprise as Custom. The trial runs 50 prompts a day for 7 days, on ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews. Those prompts are a recommended set trial users cannot customize, while Enterprise is where you edit, disable, or add them. The FAQ says both plans include unlimited seats. The comparison lists Exports as None and then CSV, JSON, and API as None and then Yes. The first value is the trial, and trial credits are a one-time allotment that does not renew. The docs do not print how many.
The agencies view prints a client workspace add-on at $399 a month and five trial workspaces at $199 a month. The saved text of that view does not print a dollar amount beside Agency Growth. It does say that plan includes 400 credits a month per client workspace, and that the API cell is No, with CSV and JSON for client workspaces only.
A TrustRadius review says the price is higher than viable for many businesses and does not name a number. We’d recommend Profound if you want a week of tracking before a published price you keep, because the brand page prints Free and Custom and no dollar amount for a continuing plan. The other three print a monthly price.
What it does
- The trial prints Free, for 7 days
- 50 prompts a day, not yours to edit
- Three engines named on the trial
- Unlimited seats on both brand plans
Pros
- The enterprise column says CSV, JSON, and API yes
Cons
- No dollar price for a plan you keep
- Trial exports and the trial API are marked None
Who should skip:Anyone who needs a file export during the trial, or a published price for the plan that continues.
How to choose
You want four engines and a CSV at the lowest printed monthly price. That is OtterlyAI. You want 50 prompts and a choice of models, on a plan priced under $250. That is Peec AI. You want 125 prompts and four named engines on the first paid plan. That is Scrunch. You want a free week and can wait on a price. That is Profound.
An API is not on Lite, not on Starter, not on Core, and not on the Profound trial. Otterly’s trial can generate a key. Profound’s enterprise column says the API is included.
Our picks
Questions
What does the first plan cost?
OtterlyAI prints $29 a month and also $25 a month, while Peec AI prints $95 a month and does not name a currency. Scrunch prints $250 a month and does not say USD. The Profound trial card says Free, and Enterprise says Custom.
Can I download the results?
OtterlyAI lists CSV exports on all plans. Peec marks CSV included on Starter too. Scrunch’s pricing page has no export row, and the Core API cells are dashes. Profound’s trial column says None for exports and for the API.
Which engines come with the cheap plan?
OtterlyAI names four on Lite, and further engines are add-ons. Peec’s card says choose 3 models, and it does not name the three. Scrunch names four on Core. Profound’s trial names ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews.
How we scored
Every score cites quotes from each product's own documentation, website and release notes, or from trusted third parties, captured in November 2026. Each criterion counts the same, and a criterion the evidence doesn't cover is shown as "?" and left out of that product's overall score.
Prices come from each vendor’s own pricing page, where Otterly prints $29 and, later in the same capture, $25. Peec prints $95/mo and does not name a currency. Scrunch prints $250/mo, uses a dollar sign, and never says the letters USD. Profound’s cards say Free and Custom. The agencies view’s saved text prints $399 and $199 add-ons and no base Agency Growth dollar amount. Peec’s 7-day line is only on a referral page that also offers 30% off, and Scrunch’s no-card line sits with the audit button rather than in the trial FAQ.
