Everything it does, and what it won't claim
Five things, each with its limits written down. The section most product pages leave out is the one worth reading here.
Illustrative. Every paid plan tracks all 6 — there are no engine add-ons.
- Tell you how much traffic Google's AI Overviews and AI Mode sent you — Search Console counts those clicks as organic, and no API separates them.
- Tell you why an engine chose a source. The selection is not observable from the output.
- Make you appear. It tells you where you stand and who holds the ground you want.
- Attribute a citation to a specific edit. Too much moves at once for that to be honest.
Each is covered on the page it belongs to, and in the guides.
Questions people ask
Do I have to pick a plan by feature?
No. Every paid plan includes all of them and all six surfaces; the tiers differ in how much — prompts tracked, audit pages, brands, seats. Nothing here is behind a higher tier, because a feature you cannot reach is not a feature you bought.
Can I try it without a card?
Yes. The free plan is a one-time grant rather than a trial that expires, and the free tools need no account at all. Run the visibility checker on one real question and see what comes back before deciding anything.
Which feature should I start with?
The tracking, because everything else depends on knowing where you stand. The audit tells you whether your pages can be quoted; the tracking tells you whether they are. Fixing pages nobody was going to read is the commonest wasted month in this category.
What can none of it do?
Tell you how much traffic Google's AI Overviews and AI Mode sent you — Search Console counts those clicks as organic and no API separates them. Tell you why an engine chose a source. Or attribute a citation to a specific edit. Each limit is stated on the page it belongs to.
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