What 25 prompts a week really costs

“How much does an AI visibility tool cost?” has no single answer, because the price depends on the work. So we fixed the work and asked the question properly: what does it cost to track 25 prompts, for one brand, once a week, on any AI platform the plan includes?

It is a small, realistic starting workload. A marketing team can write 25 good prompts in an afternoon, and weekly runs are enough to see direction without drowning in data.

The ranking

The list below is calculated in your browser by the same code the calculator uses. For each tool it picks the cheapest published offer whose stated limits fit the workload, and only ranks tools whose price is confirmed in US dollars.

A few things stand out. The spread is large: the most expensive confirmed fit can cost many times the cheapest. And the list is short. Most of the 34 tools in the directory do not appear at all.

Why most tools aren’t on the list

A tool drops out of the ranking for one of four reasons. None of them means it is a bad choice.

This is deliberate. A tidy ranking that quietly guessed the missing numbers would look more complete and be less true. If a tool you like is missing, its profile shows exactly what is unconfirmed, and the calculator lets you enter a quote you received.

Reading a price correctly

Three details change what a number in the list means.

1. Monthly or yearlyA yearly plan shows its monthly average but commits you to twelve months.
2. Shared limitsA prompt allowance may be shared by every brand on the account.
3. Pay as you goA usage-priced tool shows the cash for the month, including any minimum top-up.

The third point applies to the one pay-as-you-go tool in the directory, Remake, which is currently in early access with a waiting list. Its figure is the estimated cost of this workload for one month, not a monthly subscription. You pay in wallet loads with a minimum top-up, shown beside it; credit you don’t use stays in your wallet. Our piece on prepaid credit walks through that arithmetic.

What changes the order

This workload is deliberately light. Change it and the order changes, sometimes completely:

The ranking is a snapshot of published offers on the dates shown in each profile. Prices change, and offers can carry conditions such as introductory rates. Always confirm the final figure on the provider’s own page before you buy.