In brief
axgeo.ai is our pick for UK businesses and agencies. It tracks eight AI engines, checks every answer against facts you approve, and keeps Google rankings, reviews and monthly reports in the same login. Plans start at £99 a month plus VAT. Profound, Peec AI, Otterly, SE Ranking, AthenaHQ, Scrunch and Rankscale are the other names buyers look at.
Key points
- axgeo.ai is built and run in the UK by Axiom Flux Ltd, with every plan's price public in pounds.
- Every axgeo.ai plan checks AI answers for accuracy against a business fact sheet you approve.
- axgeo.ai tracks ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Mode and Claude, plus the ChatGPT and Gemini apps and Claude with search.
- Google rank tracking to position 30 and review tracking sit in the same account as AI tracking.
- Most of the alternatives price in US dollars before tax.
Who this list is for
This list is written for UK buyers. Prices are shown as each vendor lists them, so you will see pounds next to dollars. If you want the wider UK market view, read our guide to the best GEO tools in the UK.
What an AI visibility tracking tool does
People now ask ChatGPT or Gemini who to hire before they ever open Google. Those chats are private. Nobody can see them, so a tracking tool asks the same questions on a schedule and keeps every answer.
Each answer is then read for your name, your rivals and the websites the engine leaned on. Over a few weeks you see a trend. One answer on its own tells you very little.
A good platform also checks the details. An answer can name you and still give the wrong opening hours or an old address. That can cost you the customer just as surely as being left out.
How the main tools compare
Prices are as shown on each vendor's own pricing page on 2 November 2026.
| Tool | Lowest listed price | Currency | Tax shown | All prices public |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| axgeo.ai | £99 a month | Pounds | Plus VAT | Yes, every plan |
| Profound | 7-day trial, then custom | Not listed | Not listed | No, Enterprise on request |
| Peec AI | $95 a month | US dollars | Not listed | Yes |
| Otterly | $29 a month | US dollars | Excluding tax | Yes |
| SE Ranking (SE Visible) | £54 a month | Pounds | Not listed | Yes |
| AthenaHQ | Free tier with $25 credit | US dollars | Not listed | Starter shown at $295 |
| Scrunch | About $250 a month | US dollars | Not listed | From price only |
| Rankscale | About $17 a month | US dollars | Not listed | From price only |
Semrush and Ahrefs sell AI tracking as add-ons to their SEO suites. Writesonic and HubSpot offer free graders for a one-off look.
What axgeo.ai does that the others do not
These are the parts of axgeo.ai we built for UK buyers.
- Answer accuracy splits each AI answer into separate claims. Each claim is graded against a fact sheet you approve. You also see the source pages the engine used, so you know which website to fix.
- Share of voice is weighted by position. Being named first counts for more than being named fifth, and a prominence score from 0 to 100 sums it up.
- The Competitors page shows your average position in answers next to each rival's.
- Google AI Overviews are checked for your keywords every Monday.
- Rank tracking runs nightly, down to UK town level, with the local map pack shown.
- Google Business Profile reviews can be tagged to a campaign or a staff member, and each one gets an AI drafted reply.
- Every fix becomes a task with a baseline, and the platform records the measured outcome later.
- Every plan's price is public in pounds, with no setup fee and no contract.
Everything else, in the same login
You do not need a second tool for the rest of the job.
- A business fact sheet you approve, used by every accuracy check.
- Ranked fixes and a schema generator.
- A page audit with 59 checks in 6 groups, rerun weekly.
- Citation and source tracking from Local Plus upwards.
- QA Finder for question research from Reddit and Google.
- Content packs that turn a buyer question into a page you can publish.
- Local citations with a live check of your name, address and phone number.
- An entity audit and Reddit insights.
- AI crawler analytics showing which AI bots visit your site.
- GA4 AI traffic, Search Console and a data API on Growth and up.
- Monthly client reports carrying your logo.
The tools one by one
axgeo.ai, our pick
axgeo.ai is built and run in the UK by Axiom Flux Ltd. It suits local firms, multi-site brands and agencies.
The Local plan is £99 a month plus VAT. It asks ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Mode 20 questions a week and tracks 10 Google keywords. Local Plus at £199 adds Claude, Claude with search and the ChatGPT and Gemini apps on a monthly run. From Local Pro at £299 all eight engines run weekly. Agency is £1,499 for ten client workspaces, each with staff and client logins.
Profound
Profound's pricing page shows a 7-day trial with 50 prompts. After that it quotes custom Enterprise pricing, so expect a sales call before you see a figure.
Peec AI
Peec AI lists three plans at $95, $245 and $495 a month. Prices are in US dollars. It has no industry pages.
Otterly
Otterly is the low-cost starting point. Its Lite plan is $29 a month, Standard $189 and Premium $489, in dollars and before tax.
SE Visible, from SE Ranking
SE Visible lists £54, £111 and £239 a month on its site. Its local AI product is marked as coming soon. The site says it does not audit Google Business Profile, NAP or the local pack.
Three smaller trackers
AthenaHQ has a free tier with $25 of credit and a Starter plan at $295 a month. Scrunch starts from about $250 a month. Rankscale starts from about $17 a month. All three price in dollars.
Which should you choose?
Pick axgeo.ai if you are a UK business or agency. You get eight AI engines, accuracy checks, Google rankings, reviews and reports in one login. The price is in pounds and the plan you pick is the bill.
Start small if you like. One location on Local tells you within a few weeks where you stand. You can move up a plan at any time. See every axgeo.ai plan, or run the free AI visibility checker first.
Competitor details are taken from each vendor's own website, read 2 November 2026.