Key takeaways
- GetMint lists a free tier, Starter at EUR 99/month (15 prompts), Growth at EUR 229/month and Pro at $499/month on G2. The Pro currency is inconsistent on the listing, so confirm on getmint.ai before budgeting.
- The headline price rarely equals the real bill. Engine add-ons, per-domain fees and credit systems change the total more than the plan name.
- Cost per prompt is the fastest way to compare. Starter works out to roughly EUR 6.60 per prompt, versus about $1.89 to $1.93 on Otterly's Lite and Standard tiers.
- Transparent pricing means all models included, published caps and no sales call. Few tools meet all three.
- Check what a prompt measures. One ChatGPT answer can trigger several searches, so two tools with the same prompt count can deliver very different data.
Why pricing is the hardest part of buying an AI visibility tool
Most AI visibility dashboards look alike. Prompts, mentions, citations, a share-of-voice chart. Activepieces made the same point in its October 2026 plan-cap comparison: the dashboards barely differ, so the caps decide the purchase.
That makes pricing pages the real product comparison. And they are messy. Some vendors meter prompts, some meter credits, some charge per domain, and some hide everything behind a sales call. A $29 plan can turn into a $638 plan once you add the engines you actually need. A Reddit thread comparing six tools in 2026 landed on exactly that point about Otterly, where Claude, Gemini and AI Mode are separate add-ons.
This guide looks at what GetMint charges, what its alternatives charge, and how to compare them without getting surprised on the invoice.
What GetMint charges
GetMint is an AI search visibility tool aimed at monitoring and optimizing brand presence across LLMs.
Per its G2 listing (marked last updated July 30, 2026), there are four editions plus Enterprise:
| Plan | Price | Seats | Projects | Notable limits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 1 | 1 | 3 AI models, weekly reports |
| Starter | EUR 99/month | 2 | 1 | 15 prompts per project, weekly updates, GPT, Google AI Overview, Perplexity, Gemini |
| Growth | EUR 229/month | Unlimited | 5 | Daily updates, automated optimization recommendations, adds Claude, Mistral, DeepSeek |
| Pro | $499/month (the description text says EUR 499) | Unlimited | 15 | On-demand refresh, unlimited AI models |
| Enterprise | Custom | n/a | n/a | Custom |
Paid plans carry a 20% annual discount.
Three things to check before you trust those numbers
First, the currency. Starter and Growth are in euros, Pro shows dollars in the table and euros in the description. That is a 7-8% swing on the top plan depending on which one you believe.
Second, the date. The same G2 page says pricing was last updated July 17, 2025 in one spot and July 30, 2026 in another. I would not quote any of it without opening getmint.ai/pricing.
Third, the caps. I could confirm the Starter prompt limit of 15. I could not confirm the prompt caps on Growth or Pro, so ask before assuming "unlimited models" also means generous prompt volume.
What the Starter plan really costs per prompt
EUR 99 for 15 prompts is about EUR 6.60 per prompt. That is my own arithmetic from the listed numbers, and it is weekly tracking, not daily. Compare that with the tools below and the gap is obvious.
How the main alternatives price themselves
The table below pulls together published list prices from the Activepieces, Fame.so and Rankability pricing roundups. Prices move often, so treat them as a snapshot and confirm on each vendor's page.
| Tool | Entry price | Prompt allowance | Engine coverage | Pricing catch |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rankscale | $17/mo (yearly only) | 120 credits, up to 480 answers | 17+ on every plan | Credits, not prompts; daily 50-prompt tracking on four engines needs Pro+ at $195 |
| Otterly | $29/mo | 15 prompts | 4 | Gemini and AI Mode $59 each on Standard, Claude $109 |
| Citeme | $69/mo ($59 annual) | 50 prompts | Any 3 of 10 on Starter | $25 per extra engine |
| Peec | $95/mo | 50 prompts | Choose 3 at a time below Enterprise | Model limits on lower plans |
| Scrunch | $300/mo ($250 annual) | 350 custom prompts | ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI, Meta | Higher entry |
| Semrush AI Visibility Toolkit | $99/mo add-on | 25 prompts, 1 domain | Per toolkit | Needs a Semrush plan, one domain per toolkit |
| Ahrefs Brand Radar | From $50/mo custom prompts, or $699/mo all models | 2,500 custom checks on the $699 offer | Varies | Two very different products under one name |
| GetMint | Free, then EUR 99/mo | 15 on Starter | 4 core models, more on Growth+ | Weekly updates on Starter |
| Promptwatch | $95/mo | 50 on Essential | All supported models on every plan | Higher tiers add crawler logs, content agent |
Otterly: cheap until you need more engines
Otterly keeps its entry price low by keeping the prompt allowance small. Lite is $29 for 15 prompts, Standard $189 for 100, Premium $489 for 400. Activepieces calculates Lite at roughly $1.93 per prompt and Standard at about $1.89, so moving up buys volume, not a better rate. Only Premium, at about $1.22, lowers the unit cost.
Otterly.AI
The trap is engine add-ons. Per Fame.so, Gemini and Google AI Mode are $59 each on Standard and Claude is $109, so a Standard plan that covers all three climbs from $189 to $416 a month.
Semrush: a plan plus a toolkit
The Semrush AI Visibility Toolkit is a $99 add-on, not a standalone product. On Pro ($139.95) the cheapest working setup is about $238.95 a month, which Activepieces puts at roughly $2,900 a year. On Business ($499.95) it is about $598.95.
The sharp edge is the per-domain pricing. One toolkit covers one domain, so an agency tracking five client brands pays for five toolkits, about $495 a month before the base subscription. If you already live in Semrush, that is fine. If you do not, it is an expensive way into AI tracking.
Rankscale and Peec: low entry, different meters
Rankscale lists $17 a month on a yearly-only plan, with 17+ engines on every plan, but it meters credits rather than prompts. Run 50 prompts on four engines daily and you generate about 6,000 answers a month, more than the 4,800 on its $84 Pro plan, so that schedule needs the $195 tier. One roundup also notes Rankscale's pricing transparency is limited on its own site, so verify.
Peec starts at $95 for 50 prompts and lets you choose three models at a time below Enterprise. Simple, but the three-model limit matters if your buyers use more than three assistants.
Scrunch and Profound: strong, but pricier or sales-led
Scrunch starts at $300 a month for 350 custom prompts, with six engine families. Profound is mostly sales-led, which means budgeting requires a quote. Both roundups I read flag limited pricing transparency there.
Profound
Ahrefs Brand Radar: two prices for two products
Brand Radar's custom prompts start at $50 a month, while all-platform index access is $699 a month. Rankability's October 2026 review is clear that these are not equivalent. Do not compare the $50 figure with a full tracker.
What transparent AI visibility pricing looks like
After reading a stack of pricing pages, here is the checklist I would hold any vendor to, GetMint included.
- The price, currency and billing basis appear on one page and agree with each other.
- Prompt caps and response caps are published per plan.
- All engines are included, not sold as add-ons.
- Seats are unlimited or clearly priced.
- Refresh frequency is stated (daily, weekly, hourly).
- You can try the product without talking to sales.
Against that list, GetMint does reasonably on seats and has a free tier, but the currency inconsistency, weekly refresh on Starter and unconfirmed higher-tier caps leave questions. Otterly is transparent about its tiers but meters engines separately. Semrush is transparent but bundled and per-domain. Profound and, per one roundup, Rankscale ask you to work harder.
Prompts are not the same unit everywhere
A prompt count only means something if you know what is behind it. Promptwatch Data's ChatGPT query fanouts report shows that ChatGPT's average web searches per response fell from 2.15 in early December 2025 to about 1.84 by early March 2026, then sat at exactly 1.0 per response in April once fanouts returned after a data gap. The average query length also shrank, from about 117 characters to the high 80s, then to roughly 53 characters in April.
Why this matters for pricing: a plan metered in prompts treats each prompt as one unit, but a single answer can trigger several searches, and that number moves. Ask vendors whether they collect from the real interface or an API, whether they show fan-outs, and how a credit converts to an answer. The query fan-outs guide explains the mechanics.
A transparent option with the full loop included
Promptwatch publishes its prices, includes all supported AI models on every plan, and gives every plan unlimited team seats, Agent Chat, Brand Narrative, content gap analysis, visitor analytics and site audits. Monitoring runs on the real interfaces of ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, AI Mode, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot and others.
| Plan | Price | Projects | Prompts | Responses | Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Essential | $95/mo | 1 | 50 | 6,000 | Daily tracking, 500 Agent Credits, country tracking |
| Professional | $245/mo | 2 | 150 | 18,000 | 5 AEO articles, 25M crawler logs, custom reports, Looker Studio |
| Business | $579/mo | 5 | 350 | 42,000 | Content Agent, hourly tracking options, state/city and local targeting, Fact Check, Shopping, Ads Radar |
| Agency Kick-off | $199/mo | Unlimited | Unlimited | 10,000 | Pitch projects, crawler logs, unlimited seats |
| Agency Growth | $399/mo | Unlimited | Unlimited | 25,000 | 2,500 Agent Credits |
| Agency Scale | $799/mo | Unlimited | Unlimited | 65,000 | Faster tracking, local targeting, Fact Check |
Annual billing gives 12 months for the price of 10, and monthly plans on Essential, Professional and Business come with a 7-day free trial. Confirm everything at promptwatch.com/pricing. There is no free plan, but the free AI visibility report is a no-login way to see where you stand first.
The pricing logic differs from the trackers above in one way. Higher tiers do not just add prompts, they add action: IP-verified AI crawler logs, the Content Agent that writes and publishes to WordPress, Webflow or Framer, and visitor analytics that show whether any of it sends traffic. Tools that only monitor leave that work, and its cost, to you. If you are weighing it directly against GetMint, see Promptwatch vs GetMint.
A worked example: 50 prompts, all major engines, daily
Take a team that wants 50 prompts tracked daily across ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity and Google AI Mode.
- Otterly Standard: $189 base, plus roughly $227 in Gemini, AI Mode and Claude add-ons, and Standard only includes 100 prompts, so you pay for headroom.
- Peec Starter: $95, but you can only run three models at a time.
- GetMint: Starter at EUR 99 allows 15 prompts weekly, so you would need to step up to Growth at EUR 229 for daily updates and Claude coverage.
- Semrush: Pro plus toolkit at about $239, but only 25 prompts on one domain.
- Promptwatch Essential: $95 for 50 prompts, daily, all models.
The point is not that one number wins every scenario. It is that the cheapest sticker price is rarely the cheapest working setup. Build your own version of this table with your real prompt list before you commit.
How to choose
If you are a solo operator or testing the category
Start with a free tier or a trial, track 15 to 50 prompts, and see whether the data changes any decision. GetMint's free plan and Promptwatch's free report plus trial both work here.
If you are a brand team that needs daily data and action
Prioritize daily refresh, all engines and some way to act on gaps. Compare cost per prompt, but also whether the platform includes content tooling and crawler data.
If you are an agency
Per-domain pricing is the number to fear. Semrush's $99 per domain scales badly, so look at plans with unlimited projects, such as the agency tiers above. The agency solutions page lays out the setup.
If you want to keep browsing
The GEO software directory at bestgeosoftware.com lists more tools in this category, and ai-rank-tools.com focuses on AI rank trackers.
Questions to ask any vendor before you pay
- Is the price I see the price I pay, in my currency, with tax?
- Which engines are included, and which are add-ons?
- Do you collect from the real interface or via API?
- How often does each prompt run on my plan?
- What happens when I go over the cap?
- Is pricing per domain, per project or per brand?
- Can I export my data if I leave?
Bottom line
GetMint's pricing is readable but not airtight: euro and dollar figures mix on its G2 listing, the update dates conflict, and Starter is weekly with 15 prompts at about EUR 6.60 each. Verify on the official page. Then compare on cost per prompt, engines included, refresh rate and whether the tool helps you fix what it finds. Do that math with your own prompt list, and the right plan tends to be obvious.