GetMint Pricing in 2026: What You Actually Get and How It Compares to Dedicated GEO Platforms

GetMint repriced its GEO platform in 2026: Starter dropped to €74/mo but engine coverage was cut. Here's what each plan actually includes and how it compares to Otterly, Peec, Profound, Scrunch, AthenaHQ, and Promptwatch.

Key takeaways {#key-takeaways unnumbered .sticky .top-4 .z-10 .backdrop-blur .bg-white-80 .rounded-xl .border .border-neutral-200 .shadow-sm .p-6 .mb-8 .key-takeaways .mb-0 .mt-2 .text-sm .text-neutral-700} { .list-disc .pl-5 .space-y-2 .list-none .pl-0} - GetMint repriced its plans in 2026. The live pricing page now lists Starter at €74/mo, down from the €99 that most third-party reviews still quote, Growth at €299/mo, and Enterprise moved from a published €549/mo to custom pricing. - The reprice traded coverage for price. Starter went from 3 AI engines to 2 and Growth from 4 to 3, while Growth's topic limit dropped from 9 to 5. You pay less, you track fewer engines. - Every plan bundles monitoring with content credits and a claimed 150,000+ media partner distribution network. Few trackers at this price include any content production, though Starter's 300 credits cover roughly one piece per month. - Cost per prompt is reasonable at the Growth tier: about €1.00 per prompt, which beats the entry tiers of Otterly ($1.93), Peec ($1.90), and Profound (~$1.98). Scrunch stays cheapest at ~$0.86. - Prompt caps matter more than they look. ChatGPT cites only about 5 sources per response, so 50 tracked prompts is a small sample of your real citation surface, and that should shape which tier you buy. GetMint is a Paris-based platform that calls itself the first dedicated GEO tool. In a market splitting between $29 prompt trackers and six-figure enterprise suites, it aims for the middle: brand monitoring, a content studio, a distribution network, plus shopping and ads tracking in one subscription. This guide breaks down what each plan actually includes, what changed in the 2026 reprice, and how the numbers stack up against the dedicated GEO platforms you're probably also considering. [tool:getmint] ## GetMint's pricing in 2026 Here are the current numbers from GetMint's live pricing page: | Plan | Monthly price | Prompts | Topics | AI engines | Countries | Competitors | Content credits | Users | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Starter | €74 | 50 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 5 | 300 (about 1 piece) | 1 | | Growth | €299 | 300 | 5 | 3 | 3 | 10 | 2,000 (about 6 pieces) | Unlimited | | Enterprise / Agency | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | A few details worth knowing before you pull out a credit card: - Annual billing saves 17% according to the live pricing toggle. GetMint's own blog review says 20%. The discrepancy suggests the discount changed with the reprice and the blog wasn't updated. Verify on the checkout page. - There's a free tier. No credit card required, but it runs a one-time audit only. Ongoing daily tracking and the content tools need a paid plan. - Prices are in EUR. GetMint is built for the European market, so when comparing against USD-denominated platforms, treat conversions as approximate. ## What changed in the 2026 reprice GetMint's pricing changed within 2026, and most reviews haven't caught up. G2 and several third-party trackers still list the older structure, and GetMint's own blog review from December 2025 shows the old numbers. Here's the comparison: | Detail | Older published plans | Current live page | | --- | --- | --- | | Starter price | €99/mo | €74/mo | | Starter engines | 3 | 2 | | Growth price | €299/mo | €299/mo | | Growth prompts | 200 | 300 | | Growth topics | 9 | 5 | | Growth engines | 4 | 3 | | Growth countries | 2 | 3 | | Growth users | 5 | Unlimited | | Enterprise price | €549/mo | Custom | | Annual discount | 20% | 17% | Screenshot of GetMint's own review page, which still displays the older €99/mo Starter pricing that most third-party reviews repeat The pattern here is one I'd summarize as trading breadth for a lower entry price. Starter got cheaper, but it lost an engine. Growth stayed at €299, gained prompts (200 to 300), credits (1,000 to 2,000), countries (2 to 3), and moved to unlimited users, but lost engines (4 to 3) and topics (9 to 5). My read: GetMint realized its entry tiers were competing with €70 Peec plans and repriced to stay in the conversation, while nudging serious buyers toward custom Enterprise deals. This volatility isn't unique to GetMint. Peec restructured its entire pricing on August 14, 2026, moving to EUR-denominated annual plans. Profound now bills some tiers annually only. In this category, any pricing article older than a couple of months is probably wrong, so always confirm against live pricing pages before making a decision. ## What you actually get on each plan ### Starter (€74/mo) The Starter plan includes 50 prompts across 2 topics, refreshed daily, tracked on 2 AI models in 1 country, with 5 competitors. You also get the GEO Agent (GetMint's AI strategist), Alexa for Shopping tracking, ChatGPT Ads tracking, and 300 content credits, which works out to roughly one optimized content piece per month. Honest take: this works as a paid audit-plus plan. You'll learn how two engines describe your brand in one market, and whether AI is hallucinating features you don't have. But one content piece a month won't move visibility much on its own. Treat Starter as a diagnostic, not a growth engine. ### Growth (€299/mo) Growth is where GetMint starts to function as a strategy platform. You get 300 prompts, 5 topics, 3 AI engines, 3 countries, 10 competitors, unlimited users, and 2,000 credits (about 6 content pieces per month). The multi-country tracking is the most underrated upgrade here. AI answers genuinely differ by market, and if you sell into more than one country, single-market tools will show you a distorted picture. Six content pieces a month is also enough output to run a real test of whether GEO content moves your citation rates. ### Enterprise and Agency (custom) The custom tier includes custom prompts and topics, API access, a dedicated AI Search strategist, role-based access control, custom workflows, and unlimited brands with brand kits. This is a sales conversation rather than a checkout button, and for agencies managing multiple brands it's the only GetMint tier that scales properly. ## Where GetMint is genuinely different Three things separate GetMint from the pack of prompt trackers: Shopping and ads surfaces. GetMint tracks Alexa for Shopping (Amazon's ecosystem) and ChatGPT Ads on every paid tier. Almost no other GEO platform at this price tracks either surface. If you're an e-commerce brand, shopping recommendations are a revenue surface, not a vanity metric. Promptwatch's ChatGPT shopping feature usage data shows how often shopping recommendations actually appear in ChatGPT search responses, and the share moves enough that any brand selling online should be watching it, not guessing. A content loop, not just dashboards. The Content Studio ties drafting and editing directly to detected visibility gaps, and GetMint claims a distribution network of 150,000+ media partners for placing content that AI models can cite. I can't verify the network size independently, but distribution is the piece most trackers ignore entirely. Hallucination and sentiment checks. GetMint monitors not just whether you're mentioned, but whether the AI describes your product accurately and whether the framing is positive or negative. For brand teams, catching an AI confidently describing a feature you don't have is worth the subscription on its own. ## Where the plans fall short Engine coverage is thin. Two engines on Starter and three on Growth is the weakest part of the lineup. The platform supports ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews, but you'll need custom pricing to track them all. Meanwhile RankPrompt gives you 6 engines at $49/mo and Otterly gives you 4 at $29/mo. No AI crawler logs. GetMint shows you citations and mentions, but not the crawl layer underneath: whether GPTBot, ClaudeBot, or PerplexityBot actually visited your pages, what they read, and whether they hit errors. This layer matters more than people realize, because crawler behavior is shifting fast. Promptwatch's research on Meta's web indexer shows Meta-WebIndexer going from roughly 2% to nearly 38% of all tracked AI crawler requests between mid-July and August 9, 2026. The discovery layer under AI answers is being rebuilt in real time, and platforms without crawler logs leave you inferring instead of knowing. No AI traffic attribution. You can see mentions, but not how many visitors and conversions actually arrived from AI platforms. Mentions without traffic data make ROI arguments hard to win internally. No CMS publishing. Content credits produce drafts; you publish them yourself. Compare that with platforms whose agents push content straight into Webflow, Framer, or WordPress on a schedule. ## Why the prompt caps matter Prompt limits feel like a boring line item until you look at how AI answers are actually built. Promptwatch's average sources per response data shows ChatGPT citing roughly 5 sources per web-search response, while Google AI Overviews and Perplexity both sit around 10, with AI Overviews being the steadier of the two. That means each prompt you track is a window onto roughly 5 to 10 citation slots. Fifty prompts on Starter, even refreshed daily, samples a narrow slice of how real buyers phrase questions. This is also why I'd argue engine count is the most overrated number on every GEO pricing page, and prompt volume plus what you can do with the data are the numbers that matter. Most teams over-buy monitoring and under-buy execution. ## GetMint vs the dedicated GEO platforms Here's the full pricing picture across the category: | Platform | Entry price | Entry prompts | Mid tier | Engine coverage at entry | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | GetMint | €74/mo | 50 | €299/mo (300 prompts) | 2 engines | | Otterly.AI | $29/mo | 15 | $189/mo (100 prompts) | 4 engines | | RankPrompt | $49/mo | credit-based | $89/mo (500 credits) | 6 engines | | Peec AI | €70/mo (annual) | ~50 | €180/mo | varies by tier | | Promptwatch | $95/mo | 50 | $245/mo (150 prompts) | all engines | | Profound | $99/mo | 50 | $399/mo (100 prompts) | ChatGPT only | | Scrunch | $250/mo | 125–350 + 1,000 industry | $500/mo (700 prompts) | 4 LLMs | | AthenaHQ | $295/mo | unlimited (credit-metered) | custom | credit-metered | ### Cost per prompt Cost per prompt is the fastest way to compare value, though it hides what's bundled: | Platform | Tier | Price | Prompts | Cost per prompt | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Scrunch | Core | $250–300/mo | 350 | ~$0.86 | | GetMint | Growth | €299/mo | 300 | ~€1.00 | | GetMint | Starter | €74/mo | 50 | ~€1.48 | | Peec AI | Starter (pre-reprice) | $95/mo | 50 | ~$1.90 | | Promptwatch | Essential | $95/mo | 50 | $1.90* | | Otterly.AI | Lite | $29/mo | 15 | ~$1.93 | | Profound | Starter | $99/mo | 50 | ~$1.98 (ChatGPT only) | | Semrush | AI Visibility add-on | $99/mo | 25 | ~$3.96 | *The Promptwatch figure is misleading in its favor: metering is per response (6,000 responses on Essential, so about $0.016 per response), not per prompt, and every engine is tracked. GetMint's Growth plan is genuinely competitive per prompt, especially with content credits and ads tracking bundled. The entry tiers of most competitors get you monitoring only. ### The field, tool by tool Otterly.AI is the cheapest credible entry point: $29/mo for 15 prompts, 4 engines, and unlimited team members, scaling to $489/mo for 400 prompts. Claude, Gemini, and AI Mode are paid add-ons. You leave with charts, not content. [tool:otterly-ai] Peec AI repriced on August 14, 2026 to EUR annual plans: Starter €70/mo, Pro €180/mo, Advanced €360/mo, Enterprise custom. Unlimited seats on every plan is the standout, which GetMint only matches at Growth. Monitoring is solid; execution is thinner. [tool:peec-ai] Profound starts at $99/mo with 1 brand, 50 prompts, ChatGPT only, and 1 seat. Growth at $399/mo adds Perplexity, AI Overviews, and 3 seats; Enterprise scales to 9 engines with API, SSO, and SOC 2. Watch for annual-only billing on some tiers. [tool:profound] Scrunch Core at $250/mo (month-to-month $300) includes 125–350 custom prompts plus 1,000 industry prompts, 3–5 seats, and 4 LLMs. Growth is $500/mo. It has the best cost-per-prompt in the category at $0.86. [tool:scrunchai] AthenaHQ has a free tier with $25 of credit, then Starter at $295/mo with 3,600 credits, unlimited prompts, and unlimited topics. One credit equals one AI response, so metering is clean and predictable. The $295 floor is steep for small brands, but fair for teams that would otherwise blow through prompt caps. [tool:athenahq] RankPrompt deserves a mention in the budget lane: $49/mo with 6 engines tracked on every tier, plus content generation, technical audits, and a white-label agency portal at higher tiers. It's the most all-in-one feature set under $100. [tool:rank-prompt] Promptwatch takes the opposite approach to prompt caps. Essential at $95/mo tracks all engines (ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, Grok, AI Overviews, AI Mode, and more) with 50 prompts, 6,000 responses, 5 AI-generated articles, and MCP and API access. Professional at $245/mo adds 150 prompts, 18,000 responses, 25M crawler logs, state and city tracking, shopping insights, and automated content generation that publishes straight into Webflow, Framer, or WordPress. That's the core difference: Promptwatch's agents plan, write, publish, and prioritize the optimization work rather than handing you a chart and a to-do list. Over 1,840 brands and agencies use it, and it's rated 4.7/5 on G2. [tool:promptwatch] What about the SEO suites? Semrush's AI Visibility Toolkit runs $99/mo standalone ($3.96 per prompt) and Ahrefs Brand Radar costs $199/mo per AI platform or $699/mo bundled, typically stacked on an existing base plan. They're reasonable add-ons if you already live inside those suites, but as dedicated GEO tools they're shallow: fixed prompt sets, no crawler logs, no AI traffic attribution. [tool:semrush] [tool:ahrefs-brand-radar] ## Who should pick what | Your situation | Best fit | Why | | --- | --- | --- | | You sell on Amazon or care about shopping surfaces | GetMint Growth | Alexa shopping and ChatGPT Ads tracking, almost nobody else has it at this price | | You want the cheapest credible monitoring | Otterly.AI Lite | 4 engines and unlimited members for $29/mo | | You want monitoring and execution in one platform | Promptwatch Professional | Crawler logs, CMS publishing, and content agents for $245/mo | | You need SSO, SOC 2, and 9-engine coverage | Profound Enterprise | The compliance and engine breadth enterprises require | | You want unlimited prompts without seat math | AthenaHQ Starter | Credit metering with unlimited prompts and topics | | You want the lowest cost per prompt at volume | Scrunch Core | ~$0.86 per prompt plus 1,000 industry prompts included | | You're an agency managing many brands | Promptwatch agency plans or GetMint Agency | Unlimited projects and prompts versus custom workflows and a dedicated strategist | To see the full field beyond these headliners, the GEO software directory at bestgeosoftware.com keeps current listings for the whole category. ## The verdict on GetMint's pricing GetMint's pricing is fair for what it bundles. Growth at €299 is the tier worth considering: 300 prompts, 3 countries, unlimited users, and enough content credits to run a real test. Starter at €74 is a paid diagnostic with a content sample, and that's a legitimate use, just don't expect it to move visibility on its own. The strengths are real: shopping and ads surfaces almost nobody else tracks, a content loop tied to visibility gaps, and hallucination checks that brand teams will appreciate. The gaps are real too: 2–3 engines on self-serve tiers, no crawler logs, no traffic attribution, and no automated publishing. If your buyers research inside AI tools and you want a platform that does the fixing, not just the finding, Promptwatch Professional delivers more of that loop for less money. If shopping surfaces are your priority, GetMint is one of the only platforms that sees them at all. Whatever you choose, verify the live pricing page right before you buy. This category reprices faster than any software market I cover, and the plan you read about in a review is often the plan that no longer exists.

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