Evertune in three lines
- Evertune is the one tool here built around advertising as much as tracking: it measures where you are missing from AI answers, then helps you buy your way into those conversations with ChatGPT ads.
- Starter is $60/mo with 5,000 prompt credits and up to 5 models. Pro is $800 a month billed annually and adds Claude, Perplexity, 100 samples per prompt and data downloads.
- A sharp choice for advertisers. For plain tracking on a budget, the Starter limits (no export, no Claude, no Perplexity) bite quickly.
By Nathan Price, editorial team · facts read on Evertune's official pages on November 14, 2026
Who is Evertune for, and who should skip it?
A good fit for
- Brands that already run paid media and want AI answers as a channel
- Teams that care about statistical confidence: Pro samples each prompt 100 times per model
- Consumer brands interested in ChatGPT Shopping insights
Not for
- Buyers who need exports or an API on a small plan
- Teams that want Claude or Perplexity below $800 a month
- Anyone who wants a free trial of the tracker: only the Ads Agent is free for 7 days
How much does Evertune cost?
Evertune now publishes prices. Starter is $60 a month: 5,000 prompt credits, AI visibility tracking on up to 5 models, daily monitoring, competitor benchmarking, an agent that analyzes the data, and the Ads Agent (free for the first 7 days, then 10% of media spend). Pro is $800 a month billed annually: 100,000 credits, 11 models, statistical significance from day one, the Content Agent (25 articles a month), prompt research, AI retargeting, data download and MCP. Enterprise is custom.
Credits are samples. Evertune's own calculator shows 50 prompts × 1 model × 3 samples a day × 30 days = 4,500 credits, "covered by the 5,000 credits included in Starter". Add a second model and you halve your prompts.
| Plan | Price per month | What it includes | Engines |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $60/mo | 5,000 prompt credits a month, daily monitoring, competitor benchmarking, Ads Agent free for 7 days then 10% of media; no data download | Up to 5 models: ChatGPT Search, Gemini Search, AI Mode, AI Overview, Copilot |
| Pro | $800/mo, billed annually | 100,000 prompt credits a month, 100 samples per prompt, Content Agent (25 articles a month), prompt research, data download, MCP | 11 models: adds ChatGPT Base, Gemini Base, Meta AI, Claude, Perplexity, DeepSeek |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom credits, Fact Checker, site audit, bot analytics, keyword sentiment, exports to cloud bucket and APIs, SSO | 11 models |
Prices and limits read on evertune.ai/pricing on November 14, 2026.
What does Evertune actually do?
AI Brand Index: where you stand
Evertune ranks your brand against every competitor in your category across models. On Pro it samples each prompt up to 100 times per model, and says that brings the margin of error to about ±2 points where typical tools sit far wider. If your CMO asks whether a 5-point move is real, this is the argument for Pro.
Shopping intelligence
For consumer brands, Evertune shows which products the models put on the shortlist when someone asks for "the best wireless headphones" and how often yours is there. ChatGPT Shopping Insights are included from Starter.
Ads Agent: buy the conversations you are missing
This is what no other tool here does. When organic visibility is low on a prompt, the Ads Agent builds ChatGPT ad campaigns aimed at those conversations and, on Pro, retargets users afterwards. Evertune takes a share of media: 10% on Starter, 8% on Pro.
Which AI engines does Evertune track?
Starter, Pro and Enterprise cover ChatGPT Search, Gemini Search, AI Mode, AI Overview and Copilot. Pro and Enterprise add ChatGPT Base, Gemini Base, Meta AI, Claude, Perplexity and DeepSeek, for 11 models. Note the split between "search" and "base" models: Starter tracks the search-connected versions.
| Engine | On the Starter plan |
|---|---|
| ChatGPT | Listed |
| Perplexity | Not listed on this plan |
| Gemini | Listed |
| Google AI Overviews | Listed |
| Google AI Mode | Listed |
| Claude | Not listed on this plan |
| Microsoft Copilot | Listed |
What are the limits of each plan?
Starter has no data download, no MCP, no prompt research and no source relevance scoring: those start at Pro. Keyword sentiment, bot analytics, site audit, the Fact Checker and SSO are Enterprise. Seat limits are not stated on the pricing page.
What you get on the Starter plan
- Price: $60/mo
- Volume: 5,000 prompt credits a month (Evertune's calculator: 50 prompts on 1 model, 3 samples a day)
- Engines: Starter tracks up to 5 search-connected models (ChatGPT Search, Gemini Search, AI Mode, AI Overview, Copilot). Claude and Perplexity start at Pro.
- Refresh: Daily monitoring
- Seats: Seat limits are not stated on the pricing page
- Free trial: No free trial
Integrations, API and export
Data download and MCP (to Claude or ChatGPT) from Pro; exports to a cloud bucket and APIs on Enterprise. Evertune also offers "Partner Connect" from Pro, which it describes as connecting brands to affiliate partners that can get them mentioned on sources AI models cite.
How do you get started?
Starter is self-serve ("Get started"); Pro and Enterprise go through sales. Before signing up, decide your one priority model: with 5,000 credits, one model at 50 prompts is the realistic Starter setup.
Which costs are easy to miss?
- Ad spend is on top, and Evertune takes 10% of media on Starter, 8% on Pro.
- Pro is billed annually: $800 a month is a $9,600 commitment.
- Every extra model on Starter divides your prompt count.
Questions to ask Evertune before you sign
- How many seats are included on each plan?
- Is there a trial of the tracker itself, not only the Ads Agent?
- Can Pro be paid monthly?
Strengths and the catch
What we like
- $60 a month is one of the lowest entry prices with daily monitoring
- Pro samples each prompt 100 times per model, which Evertune says brings the margin of error to about 2 points
- Prompt strategy built on EverPanel, a panel of over 150 million user prompts (brand figure)
- The Ads Agent turns low-visibility prompts into ChatGPT ad campaigns
The catch
- The jump from Starter to Pro is $60 to $800 a month billed annually, and Starter has no data download.
- Not for: teams that need Claude or Perplexity tracking, exports or an API without an $800 plan
Why 8.1 out of 10?
The score comes from one published formula, applied to the Starter plan as Evertune describes it. Evertune ranks No. 12 of 14. Its score sits 0.1 below the calculation because of our published tie-break: two tools never show the same score.
| Criterion | Weight | Points out of 10 | What we read |
|---|---|---|---|
| Engines covered | 20% | 8.0 | ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Mode, Google AI Overviews, Microsoft Copilot |
| Entry price | 15% | 9.0 | $60/mo |
| Price per 1,000 answers | 15% | 9.4 | $12.00 per 1,000 answers |
| Refresh schedule | 10% | 9.0 | Daily monitoring |
| Insight depth | 15% | 5.0 | competitors, recommendations |
| Data access | 10% | 0.0 | No data download on Starter; download and MCP from Pro, API exports on Enterprise |
| Try before you pay | 10% | 3.0 | No free trial |
| Seats | 5% | Not scored (weight shared out) | Not stated |
Which alternatives should you compare with Evertune?
Its closest rivals, plus the top of our ranking. Same formula, same date.
| Tool | Score | Entry price | Engines on that plan | The catch |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9.5/10 | $99/mo (Pro), Nov 14 | 17+ engines | Everything runs on credits and engines burn them at different rates, so the real prompt count depends on your mix. | |
| 9.4/10 | $89/mo (SE Visible Basic), Nov 14 | ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Mode, Google AI Overviews, Microsoft Copilot | Two products, one name: the tracker inside SE Ranking has 25 prompts, the standalone SE Visible has the plans above. And no Perplexity. | |
| 9.2/10 | $29/mo (Lite), Nov 14 | 3 of 7 engines | Lite stops at 20 prompts and cannot buy extra credits. The next step up is $189. | |
| 8.1/10 | $60/mo (Starter), Nov 14 | ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Mode, Google AI Overviews, Microsoft Copilot | The jump from Starter to Pro is $60 to $800 a month billed annually, and Starter has no data download. |
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- LLM SEO tools: the best LLM tracking tools by engine coverage: Evertune is No. 10 of 10.
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- Open Evertune in the comparison tool with SE Ranking and Otterly.
Evertune: frequently asked questions
What is Evertune?
Evertune is a generative engine optimization platform for advertisers. It tracks brand visibility across AI models, proposes actions and content, and runs ChatGPT ad campaigns on prompts where the brand is weak.
How much does Evertune cost?
Starter is $60 a month, Pro is $800 a month billed annually and Enterprise is custom, read on Evertune's pricing page on November 14, 2026.
Which AI models does Evertune track?
Five on Starter (ChatGPT Search, Gemini Search, AI Mode, AI Overview, Copilot) and 11 on Pro and Enterprise, adding Claude, Perplexity, Meta AI and DeepSeek.
Is Evertune good for small teams?
Starter is affordable, but it has no exports and tracks about 50 prompts on one model. Small teams that want exports and more engines get more from Rankscale or Otterly AI at a similar budget.
Sources
Official pages read on November 14, 2026: evertune.ai/pricing, evertune.ai, evertune.ai/platform/measure. Vendors change plans often; the vendor's pricing page is the reference.