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Robot Visible vs Evertune
By Marcus Bransbury · Founder, Robot Visible · Published 19 July 2026
The short answer
Evertune published a Pro plan at $800/month covering 100,000 prompts analysed across up to 11 AI models, with unlimited brands, competitors and users, plus custom Enterprise pricing, checked on 19 July 2026. Robot Visible charges £29/month for Monitor and £99/month for Fix & Prove, with a free scan. Evertune is built for statistical analysis of how AI models describe a brand at high volume. Robot Visible is built to fix one website. They rarely appear on the same shortlist.
Evertune pricing
From $800/month (Pro, 100,000 prompts analysed). Figures below are copied from Evertune’s own pricing page and were checked on 19 July 2026.
| Plan | Published price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Pro | $800/month | 100,000 prompts analysed, up to 11 AI models, unlimited brands, competitors and users, 24x7 chatbot support |
| Enterprise | Custom | Unlimited prompts analysed, up to 11 models, dedicated Customer Success Manager, SSO |
| Robot Visible | Free · £29 · £99/month | Free scan with no account; Monitor at £29/month; Fix & Prove at £99/month with reviewable fix publishing and post-change verification. See plans |
Evertune's prompt volume is an analysis allowance across models, which is a different unit from the tracked-prompt counts most monitoring tools quote.
Who each one suits
Choose Evertune when
Brand and insights teams that want model-level analysis at volume, understanding how AI models represent a brand across very large prompt sets instead of tracking a short list of buyer questions.
Choose Robot Visible when
Your question is operational rather than analytical. Which change to this website will make it eligible to be cited, and did it work once published.
Where the two differ
Volume of analysis against specific action
Evertune's 100,000-prompt Pro allowance supports statistically robust conclusions about how models describe a brand. Robot Visible runs far fewer checks and spends its effort connecting a small set of real buyer questions to one shippable change on the site. Different questions, different instruments.
Brand perception against page eligibility
Evertune answers how a brand is represented across models, which is a research and positioning question. Robot Visible answers a much narrower prior question: can this page be crawled, rendered, indexed and understood well enough to be a candidate for citation at all.
What it costs to start
Evertune's published entry is $800/month, reflecting its analysis volume and enterprise positioning. Robot Visible's free scan and £29/month Monitor tier are aimed at a founder or small team. The two products are answering different questions for different budgets.
Common questions
How much does Evertune cost?
Evertune published a Pro plan at $800/month covering 100,000 prompts analysed across up to 11 AI models, with unlimited brands, competitors and users and 24x7 chatbot support, checked on 19 July 2026. Enterprise pricing is custom and adds unlimited prompt analysis, a dedicated Customer Success Manager and SSO.
Is Evertune a monitoring tool or an analysis tool?
Closer to analysis. Its prompt volume is an allowance for characterising how AI models represent a brand across large sample sets, rather than a list of tracked buyer questions checked on a schedule the way OtterlyAI, Peec AI or Robot Visible work. That distinction matters when comparing its $800/month price against tools costing a tenth as much.
What is a cheaper Evertune alternative?
Almost everything in this category sits below Evertune's $800/month entry. Rankscale starts from $20/month, OtterlyAI from $29/month, Knowatoa from $59/month, Trakkr from £79/month and Peec AI from €85/month. Robot Visible scans free and starts at £29/month, though it does site diagnosis and fix publishing rather than brand analysis.
How this comparison was prepared
Every price on this page was copied from Evertune’s own published pages on 19 July 2026. Where a vendor does not publish a price, this page says so rather than reproducing a third-party estimate. Products and prices change quickly, so the vendor’s own pages remain the source of truth. This comparison describes product focus and published packaging; it does not claim that any platform controls or guarantees inclusion in AI-generated answers.
The full rules we follow when publishing another company’s prices, and a dated log of every correction we have made, are on our methodology and corrections page.
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Sources
- Pricing — Evertune. First-party source for Evertune's Pro and Enterprise packaging, prompt-analysis volume, and model coverage (checked 19 July 2026).
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