citerankhead to headevery figure read off https://citerank.thecompound.tech/api/stats on 13 September 2026
last answer 2026-09-12Check one question freeFree check
232answers recorded
5 engines answered from, of 5 asked
25 free checks answered for strangers
2026-09-12 last answer, the day before the capture
every question re-asked every 7 days
one row is one question asked of one engine once

Searchable vs CiteRank

The same 4 criteria for both, with the page each figure came from and the day it was read.

Every figure last read 2026-09-18

The same 4 criteria for both

every figure carries the page it was read off
The same 4 criteria for every column. Each figure was read off that company’s own page on the day named under it. Figures are claims, not measurements.
CriterionSearchableCiteRankthis product
Cheapest paid plan$125/month (Pro)Scale is $400/month, Enterprise is $999/month, and Custom is talk-to-sales. Annual billing takes 20% off any tier. Note the page argues with itself: its prose section says "Searchable offers three pricing tiers" and never mentions Enterprise, while the plan grid immediately below it prints four.read 2026-09-18$5/mo (Solo)One brand, ten questions, weekly. Founder is $12/mo for three tracked brands and twenty-five questions on all five engines; Studio is $19/mo for six brands and fifty questions.read 2026-09-18
Free tierwhat the vendor gives you at $0, in its own words, and whether it is a plan that keeps running or a metered trialNo free plan, a 14-day trialSearchable's visible plan copy now says "Start with a 14-day free trial" against the $125/month tier and "Try it free, 14 days" on the buttons, and its JSON-LD carries "14-day free trial on all self-serve plans; free AI visibility report available without signup". The sentence this cell used to pin survives only inside the page's i18n script blobs. The report is a one-off check, not a plan that keeps running, the same distinction we draw about our own free checker, and the reason neither of us should be called free.read 2026-09-18A free one-off checkThe free checker answers whether the engines name you today. It is not a plan, nothing is tracked week to week without a subscription, and saying otherwise would be the same overstatement this table exists to catch elsewhere.read 2026-09-18
Engines at that pricethe row none of these vendors puts next to its headline price, and the one that decides the comparison: fifty prompts on one engine and fifteen on four are sold within thirty dollars of each other and are not the same product3 on Pro, ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity⛔ Read the page twice, because it does not agree with itself. The plan grid prints all nine engines against every tier under the heading "Select in onboarding". The prose on the same page says Pro is "Track 100 prompts across ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, and Perplexity", and that Microsoft Copilot is "Available as a custom add-on for enterprise plans", with Claude, Grok and DeepSeek likewise add-ons. We print the narrower of the two, because it is the one stated as a sentence rather than implied by a grid, but a buyer should ask them directly.read 2026-09-183 on Solo, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI OverviewsAll five, adding Gemini and Claude, from Founder at $12/mo.read 2026-09-18
Prompts at that price100 on ProAgainst 9,000 AI answers analysed monthly. Scale is 500 prompts and 45,000 answers; Enterprise is 1,250 and 112,500. Prompts are counted per model, so the headline number is not the number of questions you may ask.read 2026-09-1810 questions on Solo25 on Founder, 50 on Studio. Deliberately smaller than everything else on this table: most single-product companies have between eight and twenty questions a buyer would genuinely type, and padding a list to fill a plan makes the report worse.read 2026-09-18

Every page these figures were read off

Searchablewww.searchable.comCheapest paid plan, Free tier, Engines at that price, Prompts at that price. Read 2026-09-18.https://www.searchable.com/pricing
CiteRankciterank.thecompound.techCheapest paid plan, Free tier, Engines at that price, Prompts at that price. Read 2026-09-18.https://citerank.thecompound.tech/

What the table says

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On cheapest paid plan, Searchable is $125/month (Pro) and CiteRank is $5/mo (Solo). On free tier, Searchable is No free plan, a 14-day trial and CiteRank is A free one-off check. On engines at that price, Searchable is 3 on Pro, ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity and CiteRank is 3 on Solo, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews. On prompts at that price, Searchable is 100 on Pro and CiteRank is 10 questions on Solo. CiteRank publishes this table and is one of the things in it, so read the case for the other side below rather than taking the table's word for it. Every figure was read off the named company's own page on or since 2026-09-18; the URLs and the dates are at the foot of this page, and a job re-fetches each one on a schedule and fails when a figure is no longer on the page it came from.

The questions this pair raises

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Searchable vs CiteRank, cheapest paid plan?

Searchable: $125/month (Pro). Scale is $400/month, Enterprise is $999/month, and Custom is talk-to-sales. Annual billing takes 20% off any tier. Note the page argues with itself: its prose section says "Searchable offers three pricing tiers" and never mentions Enterprise, while the plan grid immediately below it prints four. CiteRank: $5/mo (Solo). One brand, ten questions, weekly. Founder is $12/mo for three tracked brands and twenty-five questions on all five engines; Studio is $19/mo for six brands and fifty questions. Read from searchable.com and citerank.thecompound.tech on 2026-09-18.

Searchable vs CiteRank, free tier?

Searchable: No free plan, a 14-day trial. Searchable's visible plan copy now says "Start with a 14-day free trial" against the $125/month tier and "Try it free, 14 days" on the buttons, and its JSON-LD carries "14-day free trial on all self-serve plans; free AI visibility report available without signup". The sentence this cell used to pin survives only inside the page's i18n script blobs. The report is a one-off check, not a plan that keeps running, the same distinction we draw about our own free checker, and the reason neither of us should be called free. CiteRank: A free one-off check. The free checker answers whether the engines name you today. It is not a plan, nothing is tracked week to week without a subscription, and saying otherwise would be the same overstatement this table exists to catch elsewhere. Read from searchable.com and citerank.thecompound.tech on 2026-09-18. Free tier here means what the vendor gives you at $0, in its own words, and whether it is a plan that keeps running or a metered trial.

Searchable vs CiteRank, engines at that price?

Searchable: 3 on Pro, ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity. ⛔ Read the page twice, because it does not agree with itself. The plan grid prints all nine engines against every tier under the heading "Select in onboarding". The prose on the same page says Pro is "Track 100 prompts across ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, and Perplexity", and that Microsoft Copilot is "Available as a custom add-on for enterprise plans", with Claude, Grok and DeepSeek likewise add-ons. We print the narrower of the two, because it is the one stated as a sentence rather than implied by a grid, but a buyer should ask them directly. CiteRank: 3 on Solo, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews. All five, adding Gemini and Claude, from Founder at $12/mo. Read from searchable.com and citerank.thecompound.tech on 2026-09-18. Engines at that price here means the row none of these vendors puts next to its headline price, and the one that decides the comparison: fifty prompts on one engine and fifteen on four are sold within thirty dollars of each other and are not the same product.

When should I pick Searchable, and when CiteRank?

Searchable, You are an agency or an in-house team that wants tracking, content production and technical audits bought as one thing rather than three, and you need white-label reports with a client's name on them. Pro bundles 20 articles and 200 site audits a month on top of the prompt tracking, Scale adds white-label reporting, API access and Looker Studio, and seats and domains are unlimited on every tier, none of which CiteRank does at all. If your bill is really a content bill with tracking attached, this is the honest pick.

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