Otterly.AI Alternatives (2026): Peec AI, Profound and Bevizio
What you pay for Otterly.AI depends mostly on which engines you add to a base plan. We make Bevizio, which is one of the tools mentioned below, so treat our view with care. Everything here comes from the vendors’ own pages, as read on 29 September 2026, and every source is linked. For a table covering four tools, see AI visibility tools compared.
Otterly.AI plans at a glance
| Plan | Monthly tab | Annual tab | Prompts | Extra prompts | Workspaces | Looker Studio connector, API and MCP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lite | $29 | $25 | 15 | Not available | 1 | No |
| Standard | $189 | $160 | 100 | Packs of 100 for $99 a month, up to 300 extra | Unlimited | Yes |
| Premium | $489 | $422 | 400 | Packs of 100 for $99 a month | Unlimited | Yes |
Prices are per month in US dollars. Otterly says its displayed add-on prices exclude tax, so check how tax is applied to plans at checkout. Enterprise is “Custom” and starts from 1,000 prompts. Every paid plan has unlimited team members and unlimited brand reports.
Engines and add-on prices
ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity and Microsoft Copilot are included on every paid plan. Claude, Gemini and Google AI Mode are add-ons, and they stack. Monthly-tab prices per month:
| Add-on | Lite | Standard | Premium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Claude | $29 | $109 | $439 |
| Gemini | $9 | $59 | $149 |
| Google AI Mode | $9 | $59 | $149 |
With all three added, the monthly-tab totals are $76 on Lite, $416 on Standard and $1,226 on Premium (our arithmetic from the prices above).
How Otterly.AI collects and reports
Otterly says it collects answers from the engines’ public web interfaces, and uses an API only for Claude. Every prompt is checked daily on every engine, and its Help Center says the schedule can’t be changed. Results appear as percentages, counts, average position and a net sentiment score from −100 to +100.
Each country uses one prompt slot, so the same question tracked in the US and the UK uses two, according to its help centre. Exports on every plan include prompts and citations as CSV, raw AI responses as CSV or JSON, and PDFs of the GEO audit and brand report. The Looker Studio connector is on Standard and above.
Its Help Center gives a 7-day free trial with no card, dated 4 August 2026. Its Features page and homepage button still say “Start Your Free 14-Day Trial”, so check the current trial length on sign-up.
Who should stay with Otterly.AI
Otterly’s pages describe features for agencies and teams: client workspaces, unlimited team members, a Looker Studio connector, API and MCP access, GEO audits and recommendations, and monitoring in many countries. It also tracks Google AI Mode and Copilot, which Bevizio does not cover at any price. Its Enterprise plan adds single sign-on, custom terms and a dedicated customer success manager. If you need those, Bevizio does not offer them.
Differences worth checking
- Engines: Otterly includes four and sells three as add-ons. Bevizio includes ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews with no add-ons, and does not cover Google AI Mode or Copilot.
- Allowance: Otterly’s prompts are checked daily and the pool is shared across brands. Bevizio’s 20 or 75 questions are each asked 8 times a week in total across its five engines, for one product per account (see why we ask the same question 8 times a week). A prompt and a question are not the same unit.
- Coverage: Otterly says it monitors in many countries. Bevizio asks in English, with Google AI Overviews checked from the United States.
- Collection: Otterly says it uses public web interfaces, with an API for Claude. Peec AI says it uses web interfaces, though its pricing page tags some models “API”. Profound says it captures from the browser. Bevizio uses APIs and search results supplied by a data provider, so its answers can differ from what a person sees in the app.
- Security documents: ask any vendor for its current documents. Otterly’s compliance page, dated 18 June 2026, says its SOC-2 Type II audit is on its roadmap with no date set, and says it operates according to SOC-2 principles. It also lists GDPR and CCPA compliance and regular third-party penetration testing. Profound’s features page says it is SOC 2 Type II compliant.
- Trial: Otterly’s Help Center gives 7 days with no card. Bevizio’s trial is 14 days with a card on file.
Other tools people compare
Peec AI lists plans from €85 a month for 50 prompts, with a choice of 3 engines. Profound publishes no brand price beyond a free 7-day trial and “Custom” Enterprise. Bevizio starts at $29 a month for 20 questions, and reports counts such as “named in 5 of 8 answers”. Details for all four are in the comparison, and Peec AI has its own alternatives page.
How to choose
Choose Otterly.AI’s Standard or Premium plan if you serve several clients or need a Looker Studio connector, an API, or coverage of Google AI Mode and Copilot. Bevizio suits a narrower case: one founder, one product, and all five of its engines included on both plans with no add-ons. Otterly’s prices and plans can change, so check its pricing page before you decide. To see Bevizio’s output on your own product first, the free check gives one answer from each of three engines (ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews); our pricing page has the current plans.
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