Passcite vs Foliora
Which one you want
Pick Foliora
You have one site, or a handful you own, and you want changes actually published and verified this week. That whole loop — Shopify and GitHub as well as WordPress and Webflow, edits to existing pages included — runs there today; here publishing reaches new pages on WordPress and Webflow only.
Pick Passcite
You run a roster of client sites, the per-site bill is the problem, and you want the prompts each one loses, the tasks, and the pages written for your review, with each one asked again after it goes live.
Run your first report freeRun both
Rarely worth it. They overlap on the diagnosis and differ on everything after it, so the honest split is per-site depth against one plan for a roster.
Where each one is stronger
Stronger: Research, prepare, approve, publish, verify — the whole loop runs today, editing existing pages as well as adding new ones.
Reports, tasks, articles you approve, publishing new pages into WordPress and Webflow, and Proof after a page goes live run today. Existing pages get a section you paste in.
Stronger: Shopify, WordPress, Webflow and GitHub pull requests, plus MCP.
New pages into WordPress and into a Webflow CMS collection, each approved first, and one click takes one back down to a draft. Anything else — a section for a page that exists, or a page on another platform — you copy as rich text, HTML or Markdown and paste in.
Stronger: $49.99 – $149.99 a month, publishing included
1 brand asking 10 prompts twice a month uses 20 credits — Starter, $49 a month, which leaves 13 articles at 10 credits each.
Even: Monthly, or weekly on the $149.99 plan for a site that changes often.
Even: Weekly or monthly on a schedule you set, on every plan, or whenever you run a report.
Even: Verifies live that the change went out, and keeps the evidence.
Even: We look for the page 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 (Proof), and a change that does not hold when re-asked is not counted. It notes whether Google had the page that day — from Search Console when it is connected, otherwise from a Google search for its address.
Even: On both plans, from $49.99.
Even: On every plan, from $49. Every article waits for review on its own page, on every plan: read in full, edited, rewritten with a line, or approved. Autopilot publishes new pages without review only if you switch that on.
Not that we could see.
Stronger: On the Agency plans, every shared link and client report carries your name, logo and colours, and no logo or name of ours on the page.
ChatGPT and Gemini.
Stronger: ChatGPT, Claude and Google AI Mode, and Gemini, Perplexity and Grok for two credits a prompt.
$249.95 – $749.95 a month
Stronger: 5 brands asking 10 prompts twice a month use 100 credits — Starter, $49 a month, which leaves 5 articles at 10 credits each.
$749.85 – $2,249.85 a month
Stronger: 15 brands asking 10 prompts twice a month use 300 credits — Pro, $89 a month, which leaves 20 articles at 10 credits each.
Prices are each tool's published monthly list price. Ours counts each brand's 10 prompts asked twice a month on three engines — 20 credits — and an article at 10; theirs includes a full cycle on each site and publishing to more platforms, so the gap at five sites and up is not like for like.
Passcite and Foliora
- Can I put my own name on a Foliora report?
- Not as far as we could see when we last read their pages. Ours can, on the Agency plans: every shared link and client report carries your name, logo and colours.
- Can Passcite change a page my site already has?
- Not by itself. For a page that exists it writes the section the page is missing, and whoever runs the site pastes it in; only new pages publish into WordPress or Webflow, each once you approve it. A page you have is never rewritten behind your back.
- How many engines do you ask?
- Six: ChatGPT, Claude and Google AI Mode on every report, and Gemini, Perplexity and Grok when a report adds them, at two credits a prompt instead of one. They ask ChatGPT and Gemini.
- Passcite vs overrankoverrank publishes an article a day on every client site. Passcite asks who AI recommends, writes the missing pages for approval, and asks again once live.
- Passcite vs Rank PromptThe same prices, credits and engines. Rank Prompt does more today — daily tracking, a client portal, an API; Passcite differs in three places.
- Passcite vs Otterly.AIOtterly tracks prompts every day and tells you what to fix. Passcite writes the fix, publishes it once you approve, and asks again after it goes live.
- Best AI visibility tools that publish the fixSix criteria, five tools that write changes into a site — and the one place each stops. We are last on this list and the page says why.
See who the engines recommend instead
The prompts your client loses, who wins them, and the tasks that would change it.