Rebbiton

Rebbiton's strength is that it treats AI search as a set of separate engines rather than one blurry bucket. The pricing page lets you select which answer engines to track — ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Perplexity and Claude AI and Gemini are listed in the base tiers, with Copilot, DeepSeek and Grok as add-ons — and then reports visibility, share of voice, sentiment, average position and citations per engine. That engine-by-engine framing is the right mental model, because a brand can dominate Perplexity and be invisible in Gemini, and a single blended score hides that. The second half of the product is the part most visibility trackers omit: content and technical work. There is an AEO Insights view, an AI content generator that uses your brand's writing style and tone as inputs, a site health audit, Core Web Vitals tracking with an experience score, and generators for robot.txt and humans.txt. The analytics side runs through Rebbiton's own pixel and shows live visitors, an interactive visitor globe, streaming activity, cross-device visitor profiles, and source attribution — the sample feed in the scrape shows visits attributed to Reddit, Google, LinkedIn, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Grok, which is a useful reminder that AI assistants are now genuine traffic sources, not just referrers you ignore. Where it is weaker: the quotas matter. Starter caps you at 900 tracked prompts, 2 projects, 200 site audits a month, 20 articles a month, 50 agent messages a day and 10,000 user activity events a month. Professional lifts projects to unlimited, prompts to 1,500, audits to 1,000, articles to 80, events to 100K and agent messages to unlimited. Scale at $399/mo is where MCP integration and API access appear, alongside 2,000+ prompts, up to 10,000 AI answers analyzed monthly, unlimited audits and 1M+ events. Note that the "up to 10,000 AI answers analyzed monthly" line sits at 2,000 on Starter and 10,000 on Professional and Scale, so answer-analysis volume is a real constraint to check against your prompt count. Pricing slides fast once you add engines: Starter at $89/mo and Professional at $99/mo look close together until you notice the add-on engines (Copilot, DeepSeek, Grok) and the unlimited-projects jump. If you track two brands in three markets, Starter's 2-project limit is the wall you hit first. Where it fits: in-house marketing and SEO teams at mid-market and enterprise companies that already have content operations and want to instrument AI search the way they instrument organic search. Where it doesn't: solo operators who need one number and a free tool, teams whose primary need is traditional rank tracking and backlink analysis, and teams that need API or MCP-level integration on day one without paying for Scale.