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Best LLM Rank Tracking Tools in 2026

TL;DR

Short answer: Promptwatch is the LLM rank tracker to buy in 2026 when several models have to share one invoice. Essential is $95/mo: you track 4 models, and the plan includes 50 prompts and 6,000 responses, with a 7-day trial. Peec is the pick when the report must show position on 3 models you choose, at the same entry price. Otterly Lite, at $29/mo for 15 prompts, fits a short daily list. Profound still publishes no paid price.

10 tools compared on price, features and fit, with prices checked on vendor pages in September 2026.

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A report that covers several models is a different buy from a log of one assistant. Promptwatch is the 2026 default when ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and one more model must share a plan. The entry tier tracks four models and publishes a response cap sized for a daily check, so a multi-model week does not turn into a surprise overage.

Peec AI wins when the meeting needs a position, not a blended score. You spend three model slots to get visibility, position, sentiment, and share of voice on a daily view. Claude sits outside that self-serve menu, so a brief that names Claude should stay with Promptwatch. Skip Peec when the slide has to include every assistant.

Toolradar data: 130 SEO tools in this category are paid only (52%), inside a catalog of 252. The free-or-freemium share is 48% (14 with no charge, 106 freemium). A no-charge listing there is usually a keyword checker, and it will not show where a model ordered your brand.

Methodology: these 10 were chosen for a marketer who needs a rank across more than one model, measured against the 252 tools in SEO tools. Prices come from vendor pages read in September 2026, and no paid placement decided a rank. A ChatGPT-only question belongs on the ChatGPT rank tracker guide. Client rosters belong on the AI visibility tools for agencies guide.

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Best LLM Rank Tracking Tools compared: starting price, rating and best use, as of September 2026
ToolStarting priceRatingBest for
PromptwatchFrom $95/mon/aTeams that need Claude, Gemini, and ChatGPT on one invoice.
Peec AI$95/mo on Startern/aReports that have to name a position across the models you picked.
Otterly$29/mo on Lite4.744 reviewsSolo marketers who want four engines in the base price.
Rankscale$20/mo Essentials4.95 reviewsBuyers who want the bill to follow the engines they query.
SE RankingFrom $129/mo4.72,710 reviewsTeams that want an AI rank next to Google keywords.
AthenaHQFree plan, then $295/mo4.966 reviewsTeams that want to try several models before a paid plan.
Scrunch$250/mo on Core4.671 reviewsA single brand that wants four models and a longer prompt list.
Semrush$99/mo per user4.56,361 reviewsSemrush customers who need ChatGPT and AI Mode only.
AhrefsIndex from $199/mo4.5713 reviewsCompanies already named in AI answers who need the market sample.
ProfoundNo public paid price4.4325 reviewsBuyers who will sign a custom deal after the trial window.

Teams that need Claude, Gemini, and ChatGPT on one invoice.

+Essential is one project, four models tracked at a time, 500 agent credits, country-level tracking, and MCP plus API access. A shared login can pull the data without a second product, which suits a small team that will not buy another login. The menu includes OpenAI, Perplexity, Google, Claude, Gemini, Meta, DeepSeek, and Grok, wider than Peec's self-serve six, and you still only run four of them.
+The published allowance is 6,000 responses on that prompt pack, which is what a month of those prompts produces across four models. Professional is $245/mo for 150 prompts, 18,000 responses, 2 projects, 1,500 agent credits, and 5 AEO articles a month. Business is $579/mo for 350 prompts, 42,000 responses, 5 projects, and 2,500 agent credits. Those higher caps are the coverage a multi-model rank needs once one project is no longer the company.
+Essential and Professional offer a 7-day trial, and Professional includes daily tracking, long enough to run a short list of your own prompts before the card is charged. See the Promptwatch profile. Business is booked as a demo rather than the same trial, so the widest tier is a sales conversation, not a self-serve checkout.
−Four slots means the eighth model on the menu stays out of the report. A buyer who needs every assistant on day one leaves the included four. There is no published per-model add-on, unlike Peec, so the next step is a higher tier rather than a priced engine switch.
−The product talks about visibility, citations, and responses more clearly than a position formula. Peec names position on the overview, and Promptwatch's line is to monitor, rank, and grow, which is not the same as an average place in the answer. Agent credits are a separate pool from responses, and spending them on articles does not buy more rank checks.
Fair value

This pricing is best suited for businesses with a dedicated budget for AI search visibility and content generation.

Watch out

Potential for annual-only discounts not shown

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Peec AI

  • 5.0 on G2 (2 reviews)

Reports that have to name a position across the models you picked.

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+Starter includes 50 prompts, 3 models of your choice, unlimited users, daily tracking, and 1 project. The plan lists 4,500 monthly AI answers at that setup, so you pay for a month of three-engine coverage rather than a weekly sample. The self-serve menu is ChatGPT, AI Mode, AI Overviews, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini, and Naver AI. A US brand can put ChatGPT and Gemini in the three slots and still has one slot left.
+Pro is $245/mo for 150 prompts, 2 projects, and 13,500 monthly answers, the step when a second brand has to sit beside the first. Advanced is $495/mo for 350 prompts, 5 projects, multi-country tracking, Looker Studio, and 31,500 monthly answers. An extra model is $30/mo on Starter, $70 on Pro, and $140 on Advanced. Annual billing is a published 15% discount, and an AI answer is defined as one chat result per model.
+Share of voice, sentiment, position, and visibility all land on one daily view against the competitors you name, which is the line a rank report can quote. Enterprise is custom: API access, SSO, every model, and as many as 13 LLM models, Claude and Perplexity included. See the Peec AI profile.
−Claude is not among the six models you can choose on Starter, and the self-serve add-on chips list Perplexity rather than Claude. A rank that must include Claude is an Enterprise conversation, not a $30 switch. This is the wrong entry plan if Claude is in the brief.
−Three slots means a six-engine slide is a different invoice. The brand page offers a free trial and does not list the length, so you cannot assume a week on your own prompts before you are charged. One project on Starter blocks a second brand until Pro.
Fair value

Peec AI's pricing is on the higher side for businesses just starting with AI search performance tracking.

Watch out

Additional AI models (Gemini, Claude) cost extra on Enterprise.

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Otterly

Solo marketers who want four engines in the base price.

+Lite tracks 15 search prompts every day, with 1 workspace and unlimited team members. The included engines are Copilot, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, and ChatGPT, so those four do not cost a slot. Ads tracking for ChatGPT is on Lite, not held for a higher tier. You also get Domain Ranking, a Brand Visibility Index, 1,000 GEO audits a month, 3 recommendations a week, and coverage across 50+ countries.
+Standard is $189/mo: 100 prompts, 5,000 GEO URL audits, 2,000 API requests, API and MCP access, and unlimited workspaces. Premium is $489/mo: 400 prompts, 5,000 API requests, and 10,000 GEO URL audits. Standard and Premium can buy an extra hundred prompts. Lite cannot. Annual billing in USD is 15% off, the discount to price before a year-long scope.
+A free trial exists, and no day count is published, so treat it as a look rather than a promised length. Google AI Mode is $9/mo on Lite, $59 on Standard, and $149 on Premium. That is the cheapest way on this list to see four engines without picking slots.
−Claude is $109/mo on Standard and $439 on Premium, and Gemini is its own add-on, so the four included engines are not the full assistant list. A report that needs Claude and Gemini on top of the base four can cost more than Promptwatch's entry plan, which already lets you select those models. Price those add-ons before you promise them in the scope.
−Fifteen prompts is a sample. The step up is Standard, and that jump is large, so price it before you start. Unlimited workspaces begin on Standard. Lite stays at one workspace, so a second brand is not a setting on the cheap plan.
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Rankscale

Buyers who want the bill to follow the engines they query.

Rankscale screenshot
+Pro is $99/mo for 1,200 credits, up to 4,800 engine answers, 10 brand dashboards, and 50 page audits, with a 7-day trial that does not charge until day 7. Growth is $385/mo for 5,500 credits, up to 22,000 answers, and 50 dashboards. Enterprise is $780/mo for 12,000 credits and up to 48,000 answers. Yearly billing is labeled 15% off, which matters only if the credit pool will last the year.
+On the credit calculator, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and AI Mode are 0.25 credits per query, DeepSeek is 1, and Claude is listed at 2. The plan cards also include AI Overviews, Mistral, Grok, and Copilot. The vendor's example is 50 prompts on three engines, checked weekly, at 162.5 credits a month, which fits inside Pro. A weekly multi-model list does not force Growth.
+The schedule runs from monthly down to hourly, so a monthly meeting can stay on a weekly pull. Pro lets unused credits roll over up to 2 times the monthly allocation. Ad analytics cover sponsored placements in Copilot, AI Mode, and ChatGPT, and query fanout sits on the plan grid. Essentials is the $20 tier. That tier points you at top-ups, not a published pool of included credits.
−Essentials does not publish an included credit allowance, so the entry price is a checkout decision, not a prompt promise. Treating the Pro pool as if it were included is how a daily four-model run fails in week one, because Claude at 2 credits burns the month faster than the 0.25 rate.
−Growth is where the API and white-label dashboard links appear. Fifty dashboards is more than one brand needs, and until Growth a shared link still shows Rankscale. A daily multi-engine run is a different bill from the weekly example above.
Good value

Rankscale's pricing starts at a very low $20/month for Essentials, but this tier offers zero credits, making it effectively a placeholder.

Watch out

Essentials tier has 0 credits, rendering it unusable for actual tracking.

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SE Ranking

  • 4.7 on G2 (2,710 reviews)

Teams that want an AI rank next to Google keywords.

+Core is $129/mo, or $103.20/mo if you pay annually. The bundle is 5 LLMs, 100 prompts tracked daily, 2,000 keywords, 1 manager seat, and 10 projects, so the AI rank arrives inside a Google keyword purchase. Growth is $279/mo and steps up to 250 prompts tracked daily, 5,000 keywords, 3 manager seats, and 30 projects. A further manager seat starts at $16, a small line rather than a new suite.
+Mentions and links are tracked in Perplexity, Gemini, ChatGPT, AI Mode, and AI Overviews, five engines in one toolkit. Average ranking inside generated responses is tracked too, and the AI Results Tracker shows where the brand sits in those answers. The tracker rides on this subscription. It is not a second invoice.
+You get 14 days to try it, with 20 AI prompts a day, 750 keywords a day, and 10 projects, enough for a short list of prompts you wrote. The classic rank tracker sits on the SE Ranking profile. The wider SEO stack is the SEO tools guide.
−You buy 2,000 keywords with the prompts, so a team that only wants an LLM rank still pays for a Google keyword bundle. That is the wrong invoice if those keywords are already covered somewhere else.
−The prompt count is one pool across the five engines, and Claude is not in the published engine list. Splitting 100 daily prompts across five engines thins each model, so decide the mix before you promise a daily chart for every assistant.
Good value

SE Ranking's pricing is quite competitive, especially with the 20% annual discount.

Watch out

Add-ons (AI Search, Content, Local) cost extra

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AthenaHQ

Teams that want to try several models before a paid plan.

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+Essential costs nothing and includes 300 credits across Copilot, Gemini, AI Overviews, Perplexity, and ChatGPT. Spend them on a short list to see whether your name comes back before any card is charged. Starter is $295/mo and includes 3,600 credits. One credit is one AI response, so you are buying answers, not a flat fee per model.
+The paid tier adds Mistral, Meta AI, DeepSeek, Grok, Claude, and AI Mode, and visibility is listed across 11 models. Role-based access comes with unlimited seats, so a finance login does not raise the bill. CSV export is on Starter, and Search Console plus Google Analytics are on the integration list.
+Thin daily history is what you get if those free credits are spread across five engines, and it is still a real multi-model look with no card. The free tier shows the rank. On-page and off-page actions, which would rewrite the page, sit on the paid plan.
−A reporting pipeline is not inside Starter: extra credits and API access are add-ons, and AthenaHQ publishes that price only after you ask. Multi-region support and SSO are listed on custom Enterprise.
−Eleven models on one prompt spend 11 credits, because a credit is a response. Once every model is switched on, 3,600 answers cover only a modest prompt list. A four-model setup is what keeps the month inside the plan.
Good value

However, the monthly self-serve at $295 feels expensive given the annual discount.

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Scrunch

  • 4.6 on G2 (71 reviews)

A single brand that wants four models and a longer prompt list.

Scrunch screenshot
+For $250/mo, Core gives you 5 user licenses, 1 brand workspace, 5 site audits a month, and 125 unique prompts. Those models are Copilot, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, and ChatGPT, so Claude stays off the entry rank. The caps are 5 competitors, 1 language, 1 persona, and 1 country, which means a second market does not fit.
+A reporting dashboard, sentiment, and citations are included. Basic content generation comes with 1 page optimization a month. Bot traffic from AI crawlers is included too. You get a monitor and a small fix queue: more than a prompt log, short of a content team.
+The custom tier adds API access, more workspaces, custom prompt volume, and Grok, Google AI Mode, Meta AI, Gemini, and Claude, nine models in all. SAML and OIDC SSO are Enterprise. Google SSO is already on Core. See the Scrunch profile.
−Five user licenses cap the team, and a second brand is an Enterprise workspace, not another seat. Two product lines run into that wall before the prompt allowance runs out.
−Core does not include Gemini or Claude. Four models are covered, and any claim that every major assistant is on Core is wrong. No trial length is listed, so the first month, at a higher sticker than the flat entry plans, is the proof.
Fair value

Scrunch's pricing is on the higher end, with the 'Core' plan at $250/month.

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Semrush

  • 4.4 on G2 (4,035 reviews)
  • 4.6 on Capterra (2,326 reviews)

Semrush customers who need ChatGPT and AI Mode only.

+There is no toolkit trial, and the price is per user, so month one is the test. AI Search checks cover up to 100 pages, Brand Performance covers 1 domain, and Prompt Tracking covers 25 prompts. The daily track names ChatGPT and Google AI Mode in 220+ countries. Each teammate needs a separate license, so two people means two invoices.
+A list that does not fit costs another $60/mo for 50 prompts. Under the Semrush One name, Advanced carries 40 websites and 200 prompts, Pro+ carries 15 websites and 100 prompts, and Starter carries 5 websites and 50 prompts. Brand Performance refreshes weekly, so it is not yesterday's rank.
+Prompt research offers 1,000 daily queries, which is how the prompt list gets built before a tracking slot is spent. The suite choice is on Ahrefs vs Semrush.
−This toolkit's prompt tracking names AI Mode and ChatGPT. It does not name Perplexity, Gemini, or Claude. That covers two surfaces. Skip it when the brief is the wider model list already available on Promptwatch or Peec at entry.
−Until the $60 add-on or Semrush One, 25 prompts is the entire list. With no trial, a bad prompt list still costs the month. A company that does not already pay for Semrush is buying the suite in order to get that short cap.
Good value

Semrush is the most comprehensive all-in-one SEO and digital marketing platform, and its pricing reflects the breadth.

Watch out

Keyword tracking limits are per DAY, not per month: Pro gets 500 keywords total in Position Tracking, not 500 new keywords per month. Once you've added 500 keywords, you must remove old ones to add new

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Ahrefs

  • 4.5 on G2 (713 reviews)

Companies already named in AI answers who need the market sample.

+Mentions are mapped across 451 million prompts each month on the AI Visibility Index, which starts at $199/mo. Included with that are 2,500 checks a month and 83 prompts a day. Each check past the allowance is $0.020. Claude is available on custom prompts. The index platforms are Gemini, Copilot, Perplexity, ChatGPT, AI Mode, and AI Overviews. Reach for it when the question is the market, not a prompt written yesterday.
+Paid Ahrefs plans include custom prompts that can refresh daily. Advanced is 600 checks and 20 prompts, Standard is 300 checks and 10 prompts, and Lite is 150 checks and 5 prompts. A five-prompt list on one platform equals 150 checks a month and uses the whole Lite allowance. All models are $699/mo. Further custom prompts start at $50/mo.
+You can preview AI visibility without paying. Custom prompts are bundled into a paid plan, not sold as their own tracker. A market sample is the right question for the index. A prompt you wrote yesterday is the wrong one.
−AI Overviews, not Perplexity, Gemini, or ChatGPT, make up most of the index volume, so the index is a poor stand-in for an LLM rank. The Lite allowance of custom prompts demonstrates your questions. It does not track a category.
−Adding Claude spends 8 checks on every update and shrinks the prompt budget. The $699/mo all-models option pays off only when prompts you wrote must run on every model. Flat trackers above already itemize that job without this suite price.
Good value

Ahrefs is the industry standard for backlink analysis and a serious contender for keyword research, but it remains one of the most expensive SEO tools on the market.

Watch out

Crawl credits are consumed per page crawled in Site Audit. A 50K-page site burns half of Lite's 100K monthly allocation in a single audit cycle. Standard's 500K credits handle larger sites but enterprise sites with 500K+ pages will need Advanced.

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Profound

Buyers who will sign a custom deal after the trial window.

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+Fifty unique prompts run daily for 7 days at no charge, on Google AI Overviews, Gemini, and ChatGPT. Seats are unlimited on the trial and on Enterprise, so headcount does not multiply the quote. The Enterprise plan lists SOC 2, SSO, and as many as 9 answer engines.
+Citations, competitive presence, sentiment, and ranking are what Profound tracks. That ranking metric is why a tool with no sticker price still belongs on an LLM rank list. If the brand sells inside ChatGPT, ChatGPT Shopping is on the plan comparison, not only the answer text.
+Per client workspace, Agency Growth includes 400 agent credits a month. It is the only paid allowance that publishes a number, and it is an agent budget rather than a prompt pack. Put it on a rank-tracking rate card and the brief describes the wrong product.
−Paid access is not self-serve. The trial ends in an Enterprise quote. The prompts in that trial are a recommended set you cannot edit, so you measure Profound's list, not the list you will report.
−Enterprise says up to nine engines and does not name which ones sit past the trial's three. A four-model rank bought here, with no written engine list and no dollar, becomes an annual contract.

What an LLM rank tracker is

An LLM rank tracker records where a brand is ordered inside answers from large language models, then repeats that check so the position can move.

The invoice unit is not the rank. Promptwatch counts responses. Peec counts prompts times the models you switched on. Otterly counts search prompts that already include four engines. Rankscale spends a fraction of a credit on each engine call. A plan that looks cheap on prompts becomes the expensive one once Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity each consume their own answer. Buy the unit that matches a multi-model question, or you pay for a single assistant and call it a rank.

Position and a visibility score serve different meetings. Peec puts position on the same daily view as share of voice. SE Ranking says its AI Results Tracker shows where mentions and links rank in the answer, including average ranking inside generated responses. A blended score with no per-model split cannot be read back as a rank when a founder asks which assistant moved.

Why a Google rank tracker is the wrong meter

Google rank software stores a keyword's place on a results page. Large language models do not hand over an equivalent place. What you can record is the spot where the brand is named in an answer you picked, how often that naming happens, and which URL was cited. Keep only one of those three and the person who asked for rank gets a misleading chart.

Ahrefs' index is a market sample, not the prompt list you will defend. The index spans 451 million prompts a month. AI Overviews account for 312.9 million of that sample, and ChatGPT accounts for 30.9 million, so a rising score can be a Google surface with an AI label. The prompts you write are the rank. The GEO tools guide covers the wider stack, and the AEO and GEO tools guide covers the content side of the same job.

Nightwatch includes ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, AI Mode, and AI Overviews on every tier, down to an entry allowance of 50 AI prompts and 1,500 AI answers a month. It publishes no USD price, so a US buyer cannot place it on this page's dollar table. Writesonic's self-serve plans stop at ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews, with Starter at $79/mo billed annually, and all 10 AI platforms only on a custom Enterprise plan. If Google rankings already sit in the retainer, open Ahrefs vs Semrush before a second login joins the stack. The AI rank tracking guide covers Google rank with AI features, which is a different product.

Key Features to Look For

  • How many models the sticker includes (Essential)

    Promptwatch's entry plan tracks 4 models from a menu that includes ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, Grok, and others. Peec makes you choose 3 from ChatGPT, AI Mode, AI Overviews, Copilot, Gemini, and Naver AI, and Claude sits on Enterprise. Otterly includes ChatGPT, AI Overviews, Perplexity, and Copilot, then sells Claude, AI Mode, and Gemini as add-ons. The sticker is the product only after you know which assistants are already inside it.

  • A position you can say out loud (Essential)

    On Peec, share of voice, sentiment, position, and visibility share one daily view versus competitors, and that is the line a rank report can quote. SE Ranking's AI Results Tracker records average ranking inside generated responses and shows how mentions and links place in the answer. A huge prompt index answers a market question. It does not answer the prompt you will defend in a meeting.

  • What one multi-model day costs (Essential)

    Peec's own example is 25 prompts across 3 models for 30 days, which is 2,250 AI answers. Rankscale's calculator lists ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and AI Mode at 0.25 credits a query, DeepSeek at 1, and Claude at 2, so a four-model day is not four copies of the cheap rate. AthenaHQ bills 1 credit per AI response, which means 11 models on one prompt spend 11 credits. Price the day before you promise a daily chart.

  • Prompt allowance versus response allowance (Essential)

    Write the prompt list before you compare stickers. A 15-prompt entry can sample one category and cannot cover a catalog, a second country, and competitors together. A response cap that matches prompts times models times a month of days is a daily multi-model run. A response cap that matches prompts times 30 is one engine a day wearing a long engine list. Match the cap to the meeting, or the cheaper sticker is the one that runs out.

  • Projects, seats, and a second brand (Important)

    Several entry plans include a shared login and a single project or workspace, so the team can see the rank and still cannot track a second brand. Scrunch caps Core at 5 user licenses and 1 brand workspace. Ahrefs' custom-prompt quotas sit inside a paid plan, and Semrush sells the toolkit per user. A second brand is a tier change, not a seat, on the plans that lock the workspace.

  • A trial that uses your prompts (Important)

    A trial is useful only if your own prompts run in it. Profound hands you a recommended set that stays locked, so the screenshot belongs to Profound's category. Promptwatch and Rankscale Pro both publish a 7-day trial. SE Ranking's trial runs 14 days and allows 20 AI prompts a day. The Semrush toolkit offers no trial, which means the opening invoice is the only test.

What to weigh before you pay

  1. Write the model list before the prompt list. A tool that includes four engines in the sticker is a different product from one that makes you spend a slot or a credit on each.

  2. Ask whether the export shows a position per model or a single score. Use the score when the question is a broad sample, and use the position when the question is a prompt you wrote.

  3. Match the check to the meeting. A monthly report can live on a weekly pull, and a daily run across every model is how credits and answer caps disappear.

  4. When Google keywords are already on the retainer, a suite that tracks five AI engines beats a second pure-play login. When they are not, skip a large keyword bundle bought only to reach a short model list.

Evaluation Checklist

  • Write the model list first, and confirm each one is included, a slot you must select, or a credit you choose to spend.

  • Run prompts you will actually report. A locked recommended set measures the vendor's category, not yours.

  • Ask what one model-day costs in prompts, credits, checks, or answers, and multiply by a month before you sign.

  • Separate a position on your prompts from an index score, and write down which number the monthly report will use.

  • Read the project cap before you sign. Seats do not create a second brand when the plan allows only one workspace.

Pricing Overview

Four models on a flat entry plan

Promptwatch and Otterly Lite suit a first multi-model list, not a full catalog.

Under $100/mo

Position on a brand plan

Peec and SE Ranking Core pair a real prompt count with a named rank view.

Published brand tiers

Credit or response meter

Rankscale Pro, AthenaHQ Starter, and Scrunch Core bill from usage rather than a flat prompt pack.

A few hundred

Suite add-on

Teams already inside the suite should look at Ahrefs' index or the Semrush toolkit.

About $100 to $200

Contract

Profound's Enterprise quote starts once the trial is too small and a public price is required.

Custom

Pricing Comparison

Best LLM Rank Tracking Tools pricing comparison, as of September 2026
ToolModels in the priceEntry priceAllowanceTry before pay

Promptwatch

4 models at a time

$95/mo Essential

50 prompts, 6,000 responses

7-day trial

Choose 3 of 6

Same entry price

50 prompts, 4,500 answers

Trial offered, length not listed

Otterly

4 engines included

$29/mo Lite

15 prompts checked daily

Trial offered, day count unpublished

Rankscale

Per engine, from 0.25 credits

From $20/mo

Pro includes 1,200 credits

Pro trial lasts 7 days

5 engines in the toolkit

$129/mo on Core

100 prompts, every day

14-day trial, 20 AI prompts daily

5 on free, 11 on Starter

Free, then $295/mo

3,600 credits on Starter

Free tier includes 300 credits

Scrunch

4 LLMs on Core

$250/mo for Core

125 prompts and 1 workspace

Trial length not published

Semrush

ChatGPT and AI Mode

$99/mo for the toolkit

25 tracked prompts

No trial on the toolkit

Ahrefs

6 platforms in the index

$199/mo for the index

Lite allows 5 custom prompts

Visibility preview is free

Profound

3 on the trial, up to 9 later

Quote only

Trial covers 50 prompts daily

7 days on a fixed prompt set

Mistakes to Avoid

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    A short prompt list can make it look like the models never name the brand, when the missing lines are the ones buyers actually type.

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    Reading Ahrefs' index as a rank across LLMs. AI Overviews are most of that 451 million prompt sample, so the headline can move while ChatGPT and Gemini do not.

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    Selecting three models on Peec and leaving out the assistant the meeting is about, then reporting a Gemini position as a Claude rank.

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    Buying Semrush's toolkit when the team needs Claude or Perplexity, and paying suite prices for ChatGPT and AI Mode only.

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    A Profound trial screenshot in a board deck. The prompts were Profound's recommendations, and editing them was not allowed.

Expert Tips

  • →

    Price a four-model month before you sign. On Rankscale's calculator, Claude is listed at 2 credits and ChatGPT is 0.25. On AthenaHQ, each response is 1 credit. On Ahrefs, five prompts on one platform are 150 checks, which can be the whole Lite allowance.

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    Count branded prompts apart from unbranded ones. A place on the company name does not tell you the category question, and folding them together hides a brand that shows up only after the shopper already knows the name.

  • →

    Match the cadence to the meeting you will actually hold. A monthly report can live on a weekly pull. Running every engine every day is what empties Nightwatch's answer cap and Rankscale's credits. Nightwatch still publishes no USD price.

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    If Google rankings are the retainer, start with SE Ranking and use the SEO tools guide. If the question is several LLMs and no keyword bundle, start with Promptwatch or Peec. If the question is only ChatGPT, use the ChatGPT rank tracker guide.

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    Copy the engine list into the scope in the same words the pricing page uses. Writesonic's self-serve plans stop at ChatGPT, Gemini, and AI Overviews, and the other platforms are an Enterprise quote.

Red Flags to Watch For

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    Thousands of Google keywords bundled into a plan whose only brief is an LLM rank. You pay again for a product the team already owns.

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    An AI visibility score with no per-model split, sold as a position you cannot reproduce from a prompt.

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    Claude listed in a sales deck and priced as Enterprise, or as an add-on that costs as much as a dedicated tracker.

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    Treating a credit, a prompt, and an answer as one unit, which turns a single question into three invoices.

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    Screenshots from a trial whose prompts cannot be edited, offered as proof of where your category ranks.

The Bottom Line

Buy Promptwatch when four models have to share one invoice and a daily response cap. Buy Peec when the report has to say position, and you can live with three model slots that do not include Claude.

Use Otterly when a short list and four included engines are enough, and price the Claude and Gemini add-ons before you promise them. Use SE Ranking when Google keywords share the invoice. Use Rankscale when the credit math should rise only for the engines you query.

AthenaHQ is the free way to see a first multi-model response. Scrunch's entry plan is one workspace and four models, with Claude on the custom tier. Keep Semrush and Ahrefs for teams that already pay them, and keep the prompt caps honest. Profound is a trial, then a quote. We ranked 10 products against the 252 tools in the category, using September 2026 vendor pages and no paid placement. Cite this: Toolradar, "Best LLM rank tracking tools 2026", September 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best LLM rank tracker in 2026?

Promptwatch is the best default in 2026 when several models have to share one price. You track 4 models, the plan includes 50 prompts and 6,000 responses, and a 7-day trial lets you test your own list. Peec is the better buy when the report must show position, sentiment, and share of voice, on 3 models you choose, and it is the wrong buy if Claude has to be one of them. Otterly Lite, at $29/mo for 15 prompts, fits when four engines must already be in the sticker and the list is short.

How much does LLM rank tracking cost?

Verified in September 2026, self-serve USD prices run from Rankscale Essentials at $20/mo and Otterly Lite through Promptwatch and Peec at the entry sticker, up to SE Ranking Core at $129/mo and Ahrefs' AI Visibility Index at $199/mo. Scrunch Core is $250/mo for 125 prompts. AthenaHQ Starter is $295/mo for 3,600 responses. The Semrush toolkit is a per-user add-on for 25 prompts. Profound publishes no paid price, and Nightwatch does not publish a USD price.

Is there a free LLM rank tracker?

AthenaHQ Essential includes 300 free credits on Copilot, Gemini, AI Overviews, Perplexity, and ChatGPT, enough to learn whether a short list returns your name before a card is charged. Custom prompts at Ahrefs require a paid plan, though a visibility preview is free. Profound's trial locks the prompt set. Trials exist at SE Ranking, Rankscale Pro, Otterly, and Promptwatch. Semrush's AI Visibility Toolkit has none. A free keyword tool in the SEO category is not an LLM rank tracker.

Promptwatch vs Peec: which tracks LLM rank better?

Promptwatch is the better coverage buy, because four model slots can include Claude and Perplexity, and the response cap matches a daily run. Peec is the better rank if you need position on the overview and you will select the right three models, at the same entry price. Peec Pro, at $245/mo, is 150 prompts and 2 projects. Promptwatch Professional is that same Pro price for 150 prompts, 18,000 responses, and 2 projects. Pick Peec for the position metric, and pick Promptwatch when Claude has to be in the problem Peec cannot solve on Starter.

Can Semrush or Ahrefs replace a dedicated LLM rank tracker?

Both suites cover a narrow cut, and that cut falls behind a dedicated tracker once several models are in the brief. The Semrush toolkit tracks 25 prompts on AI Mode and ChatGPT, and it offers no trial. Lite at Ahrefs includes 5 custom prompts. The index samples 451 million prompts and is mostly AI Overviews. Custom prompts on all models are $699/mo. Once the brief needs Claude, or a prompt list you wrote, a dedicated plan is the better buy. The suite comparison is Ahrefs vs Semrush.

Which terms belong in an LLM rank contract?

Spell out every model, how many prompts, how often the check runs, and whether the metric is position. Otherwise a score you cannot explain can satisfy the contract. Turn down a blended score standing in for a per-model position. Turn down one workspace when you have two brands, the trap on Otterly Lite and Scrunch Core. Leave Profound off the order until a dollar is on the page: the public offer is a custom Enterprise plan after a 7-day trial.

Cite this page: Toolradar, "Best LLM Rank Tracking Tools in 2026", updated September 2026, https://toolradar.com/guides/best-llm-rank-tracking-tools

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