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The basics
What GetIntel is
GetIntel is an AI search visibility platform for SaaS founders, marketing teams and agencies. It tracks whether ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews name and cite your brand, scores your Findability daily, then drafts the exact fix and ships it through your own coding agent with your approval on every change.
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews on every paid plan, with Claude added on the $99 Growth plan. Each engine is scored separately rather than blended into one number, because engines cite very different sources from one another — in our own 100-question run across three Google surfaces, 1,011 of 1,364 cited domains appeared on exactly one surface.
SEO competes for a position in a list of links. AI visibility competes to be the source an engine reaches for when it composes an answer. The technical groundwork overlaps — crawlable, well-structured content helps both — but the measurement differs: rank and clicks for SEO, citation and mention share for AI visibility. A page can rank first and never be cited.
Teams where the same one or two people have to spot the problem and fix it: SaaS founders, lean marketing teams, and boutique agencies running several client brands. It is less useful if you already employ writers and developers with the capacity to act on a monitoring report — in that case a measurement-only tool may be the better buy.
Pricing
What it costs
Starter is $29/month for one brand and 30 tracked buyer questions. Pro is $49/month for two brands and 60 questions. Growth is $99/month for 120 questions per brand, white-label client reporting and Claude tracking. There is a 7-day free trial with no credit card required.
Yes — 7 days, no credit card. The trial covers 20 buyer questions probed across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews, so you can see real results against your own category before deciding.
No. Plans are monthly, there are no setup fees, and you can cancel from inside the app. Annual billing is available if you prefer it.
30 on Starter, 60 on Pro, and 120 per brand on Growth. The trial covers 20. Question count is the number worth comparing between tools, because it decides how much of your category you can actually watch — 15 questions covers one product’s core buying moments, not a category.
How it works
How it works
Daily, on every paid plan. The same fixed set of buyer questions goes to each engine each day. Keeping the set fixed is deliberate: rewriting a question changes the answer, so a changing set would make your own history incomparable.
No. Every fix is a draft you approve. It ships through the coding agent you already use — Claude Code or Cursor — as a reviewable diff, or to a connected CMS such as WordPress, Ghost or Webflow. Nothing is published without your sign-off.
The artifact that closes the gap it found: llms.txt entries and Schema.org markup for technical gaps, Wikidata and directory entries when an engine does not recognise your brand, counter-article briefs when a competitor is cited instead of you, and outreach emails when the citation sits on someone else’s domain.
There is no confirmed evidence that it does. SE Ranking studied roughly 300,000 domains and found no measurable citation effect, and Google has said it does not use the file. We generate llms.txt inside the product and still would not claim it moves citations on its own — treat it as one small unproven signal, not a fix.
Comparisons
How it compares
Profound reaches more engines at its Enterprise tier — up to nine — and is the more established procurement choice. Its self-serve tiers are narrower: $99/month tracks ChatGPT alone with 50 questions, and $399/month covers three engines. GetIntel tracks four engines from $29 and drafts the fix rather than stopping at the report.
Ahrefs is a full SEO suite with AI visibility layered on, and its prompt corpus is far larger than any dedicated tool’s. It is also priced accordingly: plans start at $129/month and each AI platform index is $199/month on top, or $699/month for all of them. GetIntel includes its engines from $29 and adds the drafted-fix workflow, but does not attempt backlink or keyword research.
No, and most teams should not. GetIntel measures a different thing — whether AI engines cite you — and sits alongside rank tracking and keyword research rather than replacing them. The common setup is keeping an existing SEO suite and adding AI visibility separately.
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