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Best AI visibility tools that publish the fix
Published Rows read 15 Sept – 10 Oct 2026No affiliate linksTell us about a stale row
The short answer
The whole loop on one site, today: approve each exact change, publish it, re-read the live page — with the before-state kept for a rollback.
Six engines, Grok and Google AI Mode among them.
3Geoa
The cheapest entry point here that writes fixes into a store.
Five seats for $145, and $16.50 a client from fifty — the lowest per-client rate here at that size — with articles published in every seat.
5PassciteThis is us
We publish new pages into WordPress and Webflow only. Use us where every page needs a review first, and you want its prompts asked again a week after it goes live.
On this page
Six criteria, fixed before scoring
- 01
Engines asked
An answer that only ChatGPT gives is not a market. The count is not a score in itself — asking three well beats asking six badly — but a tool that reads one engine is measuring one engine's mood.
- 02
Buyer questions, named losers
Tracking whether your brand is mentioned tells you a number. Asking the questions your buyer actually types, and recording which competitor won each one, tells you what to write. These are different instruments; check which one a tool sells.
- 03
Writes into the site
The question this page answers. A recommendation you have to implement yourself is a report, and reports are the thing everyone already has too many of.
- 04
A person approves first
Automated publishing puts pages on a client's site that nobody at the agency has read. Whether a human sees the draft is the difference between a tool you can put on a client's site and one you cannot.
- 05
Re-asks after publishing
Assistant answers drift on their own, so a tool that re-asks the same questions after a change is the only one whose claims can be checked at all.
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What you are billed per
Credits, articles, tasks and seats all sound like prices and behave differently at the end of the month. The unit decides whether you can quote a client a number before you start.
| Tool | Engines asked | Buyer questions, named losers | Writes into the site | A person approves first | Re-asks after publishing | What you are billed per |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1Foliora | Partly | Meets it | Meets it | Meets it | Meets it | Meets it |
| 2Rank Prompt | Meets it | Meets it | Meets it | Meets it | Meets it | Partly |
| 3Geoa | Partly | Meets it | Meets it | Unconfirmed | Meets it | Partly |
| 4overrank | Misses it | Partly | Meets it | Partly | Misses it | Meets it |
| 5Passcite | Meets it | Meets it | Partly | Meets it | Meets it | Partly |
The order is a judgement on the question this page asks, not a count of the marks; the questions at the end argue it.
Each tool, checked and dated
- 1
Foliora
$49.99 / site / month, or $149.99 for the weekly cycle
A per-site improvement loop — research, prepared drafts, your approval, publishing, then live verification with what they call evidence receipts.
Partly01Engines asked
ChatGPT and Gemini.
Meets it02Buyer questions, named losers
Buyer-question checks are part of the cycle, alongside competitor and citation-source review with the answer transcripts attached.
Meets it03Writes into the site
Shopify, WordPress, Webflow, GitHub pull requests, and through your own agent over MCP — editing existing pages as well as adding new ones.
Meets it04A person approves first
Publishing happens after you approve a prepared change, on both plans rather than on the expensive one.
Meets it05Re-asks after publishing
Live verification after publishing, with the evidence kept.
Meets it06What you are billed per
Per website, per month, with the cadence as the plan difference. No credits and no article count.
Wins
- The whole loop on one site, today: approve each exact change, publish it, re-read the live page — with the before-state kept for a rollback.
- Four publishing targets plus MCP, so it fits a Webflow site and a GitHub-hosted one, not just WordPress.
- Approval of each prepared change on both plans, the cheaper one included.
- The weekly cycle is a real option for a site that changes often, and the price is the same per site either way.
Pick it for
One site, or a handful you own, where you want the loop running this week and you are willing to pay per site to get it.
Checked 1 Oct 2026
- 2
Rank Prompt
$49 / $89 / $149 / $299 a month, or $39.17 / $71.25 / $119.17 / $239.17 billed annually, by credits
Answer-engine tracking with content generation on top, built around brands rather than sites, with the agency features on the upper two tiers.
Meets it01Engines asked
Six on every plan — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity and Google AI Mode — as many as Passcite asks and more than the rest here. Its help center charges a credit a question on up to three of them and two on four to six; its pricing page still prices them differently.
Meets it02Buyer questions, named losers
Prompts you set or generate, with a Prompts they win tab: every prompt where a competitor is named and you are not, who was named instead, and on which engines.
Meets it03Writes into the site
WordPress, GitHub pull requests and a hosted blog on its pricing page; its help center adds Ghost, Shopify, Webflow, Wix and a signed webhook, though its integrations page still lists Webflow as coming.
Meets it04A person approves first
An article waits as Needs review until someone publishes it, on every plan, and a Save as draft switch lands it in the CMS as a draft. Autopilot, if you switch it on, publishes after a review window; review by the client, with comments, is Agency Plus.
Meets it05Re-asks after publishing
Scheduled re-runs — daily, weekly or monthly — and an AI impact column that compares each article's citations before and after it went live.
Partly06What you are billed per
Credits — 1,000 a month on the Agency plan, where a prompt and an article both spend them. The headline 500 brands is a ceiling, not an allowance.
Wins
- Six engines, Grok and Google AI Mode among them.
- One free report on a new account, with no card — enough to show a prospect what it finds.
- White-label reports, a client portal link per brand and your own sending domain from $119.17.
- A REST API, webhooks and a hosted MCP server, with nearly two hundred pages of public docs behind them.
Pick it for
An agency that wants publishing almost anywhere and a client portal working this month, on six engines, and is happy to run a credit balance.
Checked 1 Oct 2026
- 3
Geoa
DKK 299 / 799 / 1,499 a month, excluding VAT
A Nordic small-business product that monitors a set of AI questions and applies fixes to the site itself.
Partly01Engines asked
ChatGPT and Google AI on the entry plan; Perplexity and Copilot from the middle plan up.
Meets it02Buyer questions, named losers
25, 100 or 300 questions monitored by plan, with competitor monitoring from the middle tier.
Meets it03Writes into the site
Shopify and WordPress/WooCommerce, with Wix, PrestaShop and Shopware listed as coming.
Unconfirmed04A person approves first
Their pricing page lists auto-fix among the features of all three plans. Our own note from 10 Sept 2026 recorded fixes waiting for your approval, with one-click undo. We have not tested the product, so we cannot say which of those governs today — confirm it with them before putting it on a client's site.
Meets it05Re-asks after publishing
Weekly re-scan on the entry plan, daily above it — on a calendar rather than triggered by a publish.
Partly06What you are billed per
Per site, but metered by how many questions are monitored, so the plan you need is set by breadth rather than by site count.
Wins
- The cheapest entry point here that writes fixes into a store.
- Daily re-scanning from the middle plan, which nothing else offers at that price.
- Reputation monitoring — Google reviews and Trustpilot — on the top plan, which matters in exactly the local categories where directories win.
- Built and supported in Danish for a market the English-language tools are not serving.
Pick it for
A single Shopify or WooCommerce store, especially a Nordic one, that wants fixes applied to the store (whether they wait for approval, we could not confirm).
Checked 15 Sept 2026
- 4
overrank
$39 a month self-serve ($25 billed annually), or from $29 per client seat for agencies, five seats minimum
A content engine: it researches, writes and publishes SEO articles on each client's site, up to one a day, on autopilot.
Misses it01Engines asked
It asks no assistant. Its visibility tracker builds each answer from live Google results, and its dashboard counts mentions on Google Search, AI Overviews and Gemini.
Partly02Buyer questions, named losers
The tracker shows, question by question, whether an answer built from Google results mentions the brand and where the site ranks; we found nothing naming who won each one. The articles come from keyword research.
Meets it03Writes into the site
Up to daily, to the client's own domain under their brand — natively on WordPress, Shopify and Wix, by an embed almost anywhere else. This is the entire product and it works.
Partly04A person approves first
A per-client Auto-publish switch. Left on, it publishes by itself — in their words, the default is that it simply runs; turned off, each draft waits for Publish now or Skip, and a live post can be deleted from the site. Their agency page sells leaving it on: no writers, no calendars, nothing to manage.
Misses it05Re-asks after publishing
The monthly report counts articles published, keywords ranking and organic clicks. None of those is the same question re-asked.
Meets it06What you are billed per
Per client seat on a published volume table — $29 at one to nine, $24.50 at ten to twenty-four, $19.50 at twenty-five to forty-nine, $16.50 at fifty to ninety-nine — on one consolidated invoice. The clearest unit on this list. Self-serve is the five-seat plan, $145 a month however few clients you have; past five the rate is arranged with them.
Wins
- Five seats for $145, and $16.50 a client from fifty — the lowest per-client rate here at that size — with articles published in every seat.
- Fully unbranded — the client never encounters the vendor, and the monthly report carries your logo and colours.
- One consolidated invoice across the roster.
- Genuinely no work per client after setup, which is a real product and not a compromise if volume is what you are reselling.
Pick it for
An agency reselling content volume at a margin, where nobody needs to see a draft and the deliverable is a post count.
Checked 1 Oct 2026
- 5
Passcite
This is us$49 / $89 / $149 / $299 a month, for 150 / 500 / 1,000 / 2,000 credits
Prompts tracked on ChatGPT, Claude and Google AI Mode with who was named instead on each, tasks from every report, and the missing pages written for your review.
Meets it01Engines asked
ChatGPT, Claude and Google AI Mode on every plan, the free account included, and Gemini, Perplexity and Grok for two credits a prompt.
Meets it02Buyer questions, named losers
A brand starts with 10 prompts suggested from its own site, and you add, change or pause them. Every answer records who was named instead, and the pages the engines cited.
Partly03Writes into the site
New pages into WordPress or Webflow only: each approved first, and one click takes one back to a draft. A section for a page that exists, and any page on another platform, is copied — rich text, HTML or Markdown — and pasted in by whoever runs the site.
Meets it04A person approves first
Every article waits for review on its own page, on every plan: read in full, edited, rewritten or approved. Autopilot publishes new pages without review only if you switch that on.
Meets it05Re-asks after publishing
The page is looked for on the site until it shows up, and a week after it goes live the prompts it was written for are asked again and set beside the answers before it, and a change that does not hold when re-asked is not counted.
Partly06What you are billed per
Credits — 1,000 a month on Agency, where a prompt asked on ChatGPT, Claude and Google AI Mode is one credit, two once Gemini, Perplexity or Grok is added, and an article 10. The same shape as Rank Prompt's: the brand limit is a ceiling, and the credits are what bind.
Wins
- Every article checked against the prompts it was written for, a week after it goes live, before and after side by side.
- Every answer records who was named instead and the pages cited, beside the share of voice.
- 11 free tools with no account and no email wall, including the checks that decide whether an engine can read the site at all.
- Tasks with the steps written out for what only the site owner can do — listings, reviews, the site's own files.
Loses
- Where it publishes: Foliora reaches Shopify, WordPress, Webflow and GitHub; Rank Prompt, by its help center, WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, Ghost, GitHub, a webhook and a hosted blog; Geoa Shopify and WooCommerce; overrank WordPress, Shopify and Wix natively and most other builders by an embed. We write new pages into WordPress and Webflow only.
- Editing what exists: Foliora edits the pages a site already has. Here a change to an existing page is a section someone pastes in.
- Volume: overrank publishes up to an article a day in every client seat, from $29 a client. Here an article is 10 credits, so Agency's 1,000 are 100 articles a month across every brand, before a single prompt is asked.
Pick it for
A roster on WordPress or Webflow where every page needs a review before it goes out, and you want each one checked against its prompts afterwards.
Checked 10 Oct 2026
What this page leaves out, and why
ChatSEO
It publishes into WordPress, WooCommerce and Shopify — through its own Shopify app — one approval at a time, but it is an SEO agent built on Search Console: nothing we read on chatseo.app says it reads what an AI assistant answers, so there is no visibility gap for it to fix. The same reason as SEOBOT and Outrank below.
Checked 1 Oct 2026
Profound, Peec, Otterly, Scrunch
Trackers. They measure answer-engine visibility, often very well, and none of them publishes anything, so they answer a different question than this page asks.
Checked 15 Sept 2026
SEOBOT, Outrank
Article volume without a visibility diagnosis. They belong on a page about content production rather than one about why a site is not being recommended.
Checked 15 Sept 2026
Semrush, Ahrefs
Platforms with AI-visibility features attached. If you already pay for one, look at what it includes before paying anyone on this list.
Checked 15 Sept 2026
Discuss this post with AI
Opens your assistant with a question about this post, ready to send.
Questions
- You are last on your own list. Is that a gimmick?
- It is where the question puts us. This page asks which tools publish the fix, and we publish only new pages, into WordPress and Webflow, with every other change pasted in by hand. Putting ourselves above a tool that publishes more of the fix would take either a different rubric or a false row, and the rubric is printed above the ranking for exactly this reason.
- Then why publish it at all?
- Because the buyer question is real and the pages currently answering it are written by tools ranking themselves first on criteria they chose after the fact. A list that is checkable is worth more to us than a list that flatters us, and the first report is free anyway.
- How often is this checked?
- Every row carries the date it was read off the vendor's own site. Prices in this category move — Rank Prompt's plans on 10 Sept 2026 were not the ones we read on 15 Sept 2026 — so a row older than the others is visibly older rather than quietly wrong. If one is out of date, tell us and we will re-check it.
- What should I do if I want publishing today?
- For new pages on WordPress or Webflow, each approved first, we do it; a change to an existing page is a section you paste in. For Shopify, or for edits to the pages a site already has, Foliora for one site, or Rank Prompt for a roster with a client portal — its Shopify route is an app the merchant creates, by its help center. Run our first report on the same site first, because it is free and it tells you what to publish.
- One-to-one comparisonsSemrush, Ahrefs, Surfer SEO, Foliora, overrank, Rank Prompt and Otterly.AI, one at a time, with where each is stronger first.
- Best white-label AI search tools for agenciesWhat one more client costs, whose name is on the report, and whether anyone approves a change before it reaches a client's site. Ours stops short of your own domain.
- Best free AI visibility checkersSix criteria across the four free checks worth running, including what each one asks for before it runs and what it is really selling.
- Best GEO tools under $100 a monthSix tools at their cheapest real plan, scored on what the money covers: how many sites, how many engines, whether it publishes, and what you hit first.