Passcite vs Rank Prompt
Which one you want
Pick Rank Prompt
You want the most complete agency stack in this category, working today — daily tracking, a client portal, an API, and email sequences sent to your prospects for you — and its price is the same as ours.
Pick Passcite
You want every article asked again against its prompts a week after it goes live, the totals across your brands on the $149 plan, and prospecting from $49 — and you can do without a client portal.
Run your first report freeRun both
Rarely worth it. They are the same shape at the same price; pick on the rows that differ.
Where each one is stronger
Stronger: WordPress, Ghost, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, GitHub, a blog it hosts, and any other tool through a webhook, according to its help center — and it adds a linking sentence to related WordPress posts.
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: A brand's prompts re-run daily, weekly or monthly.
Weekly or monthly, on the weekday or the day of the month you pick, or whenever you run a report. Nothing daily.
Stronger: From Agency: white-label reports, PDF and PowerPoint exports, share links, scheduled report emails from your own sending domain and a portal link per brand, by its help center. Agency Plus adds the app on your own subdomain and 100 client logins.
Shared links and client reports on every plan, printable as PDF from the browser. From Agency, under your name, logo and colours: an edition from a schedule waits for your review, and each is emailed in your name from our address. No export files and no portal; client logins on your own domain are being built for Agency Plus.
Stronger: Your team, on every plan — an article waits as “Needs review” until someone publishes it — and on Agency Plus the client too, with comments. Autopilot, if you switch it on, publishes after a review window.
Your team. 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. There is no review step for your client.
Stronger: 10 seats on Agency and 25 on Agency Plus; an API, webhooks and an MCP server your own AI assistant can use.
One login per account, and an MCP server your own AI assistant can use, on every plan. Team seats and an API are being built.
Stronger: Multi-step email sequences it sends to your prospects, with automated follow-ups and open and reply tracking, by its prospecting page on 12 Oct 2026.
An email written from the pitch's own numbers, to the address the business publishes on its site, and a follow-up if the link is not opened in 4 days — both sent by you, from your own mailbox. We never email a prospect.
Even: Six — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity and Google AI Mode — in 31 languages and 191 countries, down to a city.
Even: The same 6: ChatGPT, Claude and Google AI Mode on every report, Gemini, Perplexity and Grok when a report adds them, and Claude Search a credit more. In the brand's language, from its place.
Even: $49 / $89 / $149 / $299 a month for 150 / 500 / 1,000 / 2,000 credits, 20% less billed annually, with seven days free.
Even: $49 / $89 / $149 / $299 a month for 150 / 500 / 1,000 / 2,000 credits — the same — 20% less billed yearly, with seven days free.
Even: A prompt on up to three engines is one credit and on four to six it is two, by its help center; an article is ten. Top-ups never expire.
Even: The same: a prompt on ChatGPT, Claude and Google AI Mode is one credit and two once Gemini, Perplexity or Grok is added, Claude Search one more; an article is 10 and a rewrite 2. Top-ups never expire.
Even: A “Prompts they win” tab: every prompt that names a competitor and leaves you out, who was named instead, and on which engines.
Even: Every prompt records who was named instead on each engine, beside share of voice, average position and citations.
Even: One report on a new account — ten credits, nine prompts by default, on ChatGPT, Claude and Google AI Mode — with no card.
Even: One report on a free account — 10 credits, 10 prompts on ChatGPT, Claude and Google AI Mode — with no card.
Even: An “AI impact” column compares citations before and after each article, and Google rank tracking and Search Console traffic follow its address.
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.
Its plan table, read in an account on 10 Oct 2026, puts the review workflow and the overview across brands on Agency Plus at $299 — and the client portal there too, where its help center says Agency.
Stronger: On Agency at $149: the totals across every brand. Your name on reports and a review step before a client report goes out are on Agency in both.
On Agency Plus, $299: prospects found by sector, place and type through an AI web search, a white-label pitch report, and the prospect who signs becomes a brand — by its pricing and prospecting pages on 12 Oct 2026.
Stronger: On every plan from $49: a market scan sets what ChatGPT, Claude and Google AI Mode answer against the businesses Google Maps lists there, and the ones never named are your leads. A pitch is 12 credits; the client you sign becomes a brand, with the pitch as its first report.
Prices are monthly list prices; both are 20% lower billed yearly. Rank Prompt's credit rule follows its help center; its pricing page instead bundles four engines at a credit a prompt and charges a credit more for each other one.
Passcite and Rank Prompt
- Do you ask the same engines?
- Yes: ChatGPT, Claude and Google AI Mode on every report, and Gemini, Perplexity and Grok when a report adds them — two credits a prompt instead of one, as on Rank Prompt. Claude Search, Claude with a web search, is a credit more on top.
- If the prices are the same, what is different?
- Three things. Proof: a week after an article goes live, the prompts it was written for are asked again and set beside the answers before it, at a credit a prompt, and a change that does not hold when re-asked is not counted. The totals across every brand on Agency at $149, which its plan table keeps for Agency Plus at $299. And Prospects on every plan from $49: scan a market for the businesses the assistants never name, pitch them with a report on their own site, and the client you sign becomes a brand with that report its first. Rank Prompt's prospecting comes with Agency Plus, and sends its emails for you; ours you send yourself.
- Can I bring my prompts over from Rank Prompt?
- Paste them: a brand's prompts page takes a list, one per line, up to 200 prompts a brand.
- Passcite vs FolioraFoliora runs the most complete loop in this category, priced per site. Passcite prices a roster of brands in credits.
- 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 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.