- What is the difference between an AI visibility tool and an AI visibility service?
- A tool measures: it asks AI engines your questions and reports whether they name and cite you. A service does the work that changes the answers, such as publishing your facts as structured data and datasets and fixing your listings, and usually measures too. CiteMy is a service that builds the data and measures it every week.
- Is CiteMy a replacement for Profound, Otterly.AI, Peec AI, or Semrush?
- Not for a team that wants its own analytics platform. CiteMy includes a weekly share-of-voice report, but it is built around doing the work for one local business, not around a dashboard for a marketing team. If you have staff to act on a tool's reports, a tool may be the better value.
- Which AI engines does each option cover?
- Coverage differs and changes often. As checked on 2026-10-01: Otterly.AI includes ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, and Copilot, with other engines as add-ons; Peec AI lets you choose three models on its standard plans; Semrush's toolkit lists ChatGPT, AI Overviews, and AI Mode; Profound's Enterprise plan tracks up to nine engines. CiteMy's plan covers ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude.
- How much do AI visibility tools cost?
- As checked on 2026-10-01: Otterly.AI from $29 a month, Peec AI from $95 a month, Semrush's AI SEO Toolkit from $99 a month, and Profound by quote beyond a free trial. CiteMy is $2,000 a month for the done-for-you service, month to month.
- Can any of these guarantee my business gets recommended by ChatGPT?
- No. No one controls what an AI engine says. Tools measure the answers; services like ours do the work that makes a business findable and quotable, and report what moved. Be wary of anyone who promises a ranking.
- Can I use CiteMy alongside my SEO agency?
- Yes. Your agency keeps rankings, ads, and the website; we build the AI data and run the weekly share-of-voice report. You can share our plan with them.