Promptwatch vs Goodie AI: feature-by-feature comparison across 30 rows (2026)
Promptwatch vs Goodie AI on 30 sourced rows: engines per plan, location, crawler depth, publishing, shopping and price, with a worked budget and who should pick which.
Goodie and Promptwatch are closer than most pairs we compare. Both track prompts across several AI engines, log AI crawler visits, report AI-referred conversions, and put Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster data next to the AI numbers. Both check what AI says about your brand claim by claim, both write content, and both come with unlimited seats and a 7-day free trial. A column of ticks won't separate them. Plan placement and depth will.
This comparison works through 30 rows taken from each vendor's own pages. For Goodie, that means its brand pricing page (captured November 6, 2026) plus its agency pricing, features, AI Agent Analytics and Brand Command pages and its llms.txt (read November 8). For Promptwatch, it means the pricing page and plan documentation checked November 4 and 6. Goodie's feature table lost its per-plan check marks in our capture, so where a feature is listed without a readable tier, the table says "tier not legible".
Quick verdict
Pick Goodie AI if Walmart's Sparky is a sales channel for you, if you want a strategist included from the first plan, or if your main job is checking AI answers against a set of brand facts your team has approved. Pick Promptwatch if your buyers use Gemini or Claude and you don't want a $999 or Enterprise plan to see them, if you need city or coordinate-level tracking or runs faster than daily, or if you want the fix published to your CMS and followed through crawls and conversions. For most teams weighing the two, the second list is longer and costs less, so Promptwatch is our pick.
Promptwatch's prompt tracking page, captured November 8, 2026.
At a glance
| Promptwatch | Goodie AI | |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | Essential $95/mo on monthly billing; annual is 12 months for the price of 10 | Core $295/mo on monthly billing; annual gives 2 months free |
| Next tiers | Professional $245/mo, Business $579/mo, Enterprise custom | Pro $999/mo, Enterprise by demo |
| Entry allowance | 1 project, 50 prompts, 6,000 responses a month | 1 brand, 110 prompts, 2 countries, 2 languages, daily; response allowance not listed |
| Engines on the entry plan | Any of the supported engines | ChatGPT, AI Overviews, Perplexity, AI Mode, Copilot |
| Widest engine set | Real UI: ChatGPT, AI Overviews, AI Mode, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot, Alexa, Meta AI. Via API: Claude, DeepSeek, Mistral, Grok and more. Coding agents: Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode | Up to 14 on Enterprise. Gemini, Alexa and Sparky from Pro; Claude, Meta AI, DeepSeek, Grok and Muse on Enterprise only |
| Free trial | 7 days on all six self-serve plans (monthly billing) | 7 days on Core; Pro and Enterprise by demo |
| Seats | Unlimited on every paid plan | Unlimited on every plan |
| Agency entry plan | Kick-off $199/mo with unlimited projects and prompts | Agency Growth $275/mo with 10 seven-day pitch workspaces a month; client workspaces billed on a brand plan |
Full feature comparison
| Row | Promptwatch | Goodie AI |
|---|---|---|
| Tracking | ||
| Prompt research | Prompt Volumes with monthly volume, difficulty and citation rate across AI search, Google and Bing | Volume across models and countries; 30 researches a month on Core, 80 on Pro; difficulty not listed |
| Query fan-outs | Exact sub-queries per model behind each response | Not listed |
| Personas | Yes, with persona stacking and Persona Insights | Tracking by persona; plan not stated |
| Location | Country on every paid plan; state and city on Business and agency plans; coordinates (20 m to 5 km) on Business, Agency Scale, Enterprise | Countries: 2 on Core, 5 on Pro, 8+ on Enterprise; state, city and coordinates not listed |
| Fastest tracking | Daily; every 12, 6 or 1 hours on Business, Agency Scale, Enterprise | Daily on every plan |
| Coding agent visibility | Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode | Not listed |
| Citations and brand | ||
| Page-level citations | All Citations, URL Positions, Citation Trends (22 content types, 20 source types, decay half-life per page) | "Deep citation analysis", tier not legible; URL-level reporting not described |
| Social citation reports | Reddit, YouTube, LinkedIn, Instagram | Not listed as reports; Reddit and YouTube engagement plans and a Social Agent |
| Offsite opportunities | Unlinked brand mentions ranked as opportunities | Outreach Agent and a media map of publications and journalists; unlinked mentions not listed |
| Track a specific URL | Page Tracker, your own or a competitor's | Page Visibility Scorecard for your pages (10 on Core, 30 on Pro); competitor URLs not listed |
| Sentiment and claim-level narrative | Brand Narrative on every plan: claims grouped by theme, scored, compared with competitors | Sentiment tracking; Brand Command checks claims against your pillars and facts; tier not legible |
| Fact checking | Fact Check on Business, Agency Scale, Enterprise, against pages crawled from your site | Answers checked against brand facts your team approved; tier not legible |
| Crawlers and traffic | ||
| AI crawler logs | Agent Analytics from Professional and on every agency plan | AI Agent Analytics via access logs (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, Google-Extended, Perplexity and Meta bots); tier not legible |
| Crawl depth | IP-verified bots, citation rate per page, error explanations | Blocks, errors and access alerts; IP verification and crawl-to-citation not listed |
| AI-referred visits and conversions | Every plan, via script, GTM template or WordPress plugin | Sessions, engagement and conversions by model and landing page; "complete revenue attribution" on Enterprise |
| Search Console and Bing | Search Insights on every brand plan | Google Analytics, Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools in every plan column |
| Content and actions | ||
| Action queue | Action Board with a weekly Discovery agent, assignees and comments | Optimization Actions ranked by impact: 50 a month on Core, 100 on Pro |
| In-app agent | Agent Chat on every plan (500 to 6,500 credits), Scheduled Chats | Goodie Agent: 40M tokens a month on Core, 100M on Pro |
| Articles | 5 a month on Professional, 10 on Business; none on Essential or agency plans | Content Studio, AEO Content Writer, Blog Generation; tier not legible |
| CMS publishing | WordPress, Webflow, Framer, draft or live; automated Content Agent on Business | Not listed; WordPress and Shopify named as integrations |
| Content refresh | Diff-style Content Refresh suggestions | Content Studio optimizes existing pages; tier not legible |
| Site audit | Weekly, 21 checks, 1,500 to 75,000 pages by plan | AI-crawler audit of schema, robots.txt, speed, mobile rendering; llms.txt and sitemap repair |
| Commerce and ads | ||
| Shopping tracking | ChatGPT Shopping and Amazon Alexa products, Business and Enterprise | SKU-level on ChatGPT, Perplexity, AI Mode, Alexa and Sparky, Pro and up |
| Ads inside AI answers | Ads Radar on Business, every agency plan, Enterprise | Not listed |
| Integrations and admin | ||
| MCP server | Every paid plan, 110+ read and write tools | Every plan, read only |
| REST API | Every paid plan, 500 to 50,000 requests an hour | Enterprise only |
| Looker Studio | From Professional and on agency plans | Not listed |
| Reports | PDF of any dashboard; 10 scheduled PDF reports on every brand plan | PDF and scheduled reports not listed; white-label reporting mentioned for agencies |
| Human support | Dedicated success manager on Enterprise | AEO strategist support on every plan; 30-minute onboarding call on Core |
| Security | ISO/IEC 27001, GDPR; SSO on Enterprise | "SOC 2 compliance" on the Enterprise card; ISO 27001 and SSO not listed |
"Not listed" means we didn't find the row on Goodie's pricing or product pages in November 2026. It doesn't mean Goodie has confirmed the feature is missing, so treat those rows as demo questions.
One row that looks equal deserves a note. Both products track by persona, but Goodie's pages don't say which plan includes it. Promptwatch lets you stack personas and draws a radar per persona against your competitors, so you can see which buyer type an engine treats differently.
Promptwatch Persona insights, from the Promptwatch changelog. Example project data.
Pricing side by side
Goodie's pricing page, captured November 6, 2026.
Promptwatch's pricing page, captured November 6, 2026.
Both pages show monthly prices, so the headline numbers compare directly. On a year, Promptwatch's 12-for-10 billing makes Essential $950 and Professional $2,450. If Goodie's "2 months free" means paying for ten, Core is $2,950 a year and Pro $9,990.
Take a realistic team: 100 prompts on ChatGPT, AI Overviews, Perplexity and Gemini, run daily, in one country, with four people who need a login.
On Goodie, Gemini decides the plan. It isn't on Core, so the four-engine version is Pro at $999 a month, which brings 250 prompts, eight models, five countries and shopping tracking. Drop Gemini and Core at $295 fits, with 110 prompts across its five engines and unlimited seats. One caveat: Goodie doesn't publish a response allowance, so ask whether Core runs every prompt on every engine every day.
On Promptwatch, 100 prompts on four engines daily is about 12,000 responses a month. That's more than Essential's 6,000, so the team lands on Professional at $245: 150 prompts, 18,000 responses, unlimited seats, crawler logs, Looker Studio and 5 AEO articles. With Gemini in the mix, that's roughly a quarter of Goodie Pro's price. Without it, Professional is still $50 below Core.
Change one assumption and the gap widens. If the same team needs answers by city for three metro areas, or runs every six hours during launches, Promptwatch Business covers both at $579. Goodie lists neither on any plan, so it becomes an Enterprise conversation.
The honest counterpoint sits at the bottom of the ladder. A one-person team with 50 prompts could run on Promptwatch Essential at $95, but Essential has no crawler logs and no AEO articles. Goodie's pricing page says "every plan runs the full loop", which suggests Core includes its agent analytics and content tools. Our capture can't confirm the tiers, so check that on the trial.
Where Goodie AI genuinely wins
Shopping coverage is wider. Goodie Pro tracks SKU-level product visibility on ChatGPT, Perplexity, AI Mode, Alexa and Walmart's Sparky. Sparky isn't on Promptwatch's model list, and Promptwatch's ChatGPT Shopping covers ChatGPT and Amazon Alexa. For a brand that sells through Walmart, that row can settle the decision, even at $999 against Promptwatch Business at $579.
Brand Command's approved-facts workflow is well designed. Goodie drafts your brand facts from your site and documents. Once your team approves them, answers are checked against that list, with metrics such as inaccuracy rate, narrative coverage and adverse citation share. Promptwatch reaches the same place through Brand Narrative (every plan) and Fact Check, which starts on Business. Goodie's tier for Brand Command wasn't legible in our capture.
Goodie's Brand Command page, captured November 8, 2026.
People are included. Every Goodie brand plan comes with AEO strategist support and a 30-minute onboarding call on Core. Promptwatch also has unlimited seats on every plan, but its dedicated success manager is Enterprise only. Goodie also puts Google Analytics, Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools in every plan column, which matches Promptwatch's Search Insights. And Goodie says it attributes influenced revenue from zero-click answers, with a published methodology. On paper that goes further than Promptwatch's visitor analytics, though it's Goodie's own claim and "complete revenue attribution" is on the Enterprise card.
What Goodie AI is missing
Gemini and Claude on the plan you can afford
Goodie Core tracks five engines. Gemini needs Pro at $999, and Claude, Meta AI, DeepSeek and Grok need Enterprise. If your buyers ask Gemini, a Core report misses exactly the answers where you might be losing. Every paid Promptwatch plan can track any of the supported engines from Essential at $95, with Claude, DeepSeek, Mistral and Grok tracked via API.
Query fan-outs
When an engine answers, it often runs several searches behind the scenes. Knowing those sub-queries tells you which page to write. Goodie doesn't list fan-outs. Promptwatch shows the exact sub-queries per model behind each response.
Location below country level
Goodie tracks by country, two on Core. A dealer group or clinic chain that wins in one city and loses in the next can't see that split. Promptwatch adds state and city on Business, and coordinate targeting with a 20 m to 5 km radius on the same plan, so ChatGPT, AI Overviews and AI Mode answer as if asked from that spot.
Tracking faster than daily
Every Goodie plan collects daily. During a launch or a news cycle, a day is long. Promptwatch Business runs monitors every 12, 6 or 1 hours; our daily vs 6-hour vs hourly tracking comparison explains when the extra cost pays off.
Crawl data that separates access from content problems
Both tools log AI bots. Goodie shows where bots get blocked and flags errors, which is useful. What its pages don't mention is IP verification or a link from crawl to citation. Without verification, a scraper using GPTBot's user agent inflates your counts. Without a citation rate per page, you know a bot read the page but not whether reading it led to a citation. Promptwatch's Agent Analytics, from Professional, checks bots against each operator's published IP ranges and shows that rate per page.
Promptwatch's Agent Analytics page, captured November 8, 2026.
Publishing the fix
Goodie writes and optimizes content, but its pages describe no step that pushes a draft to your CMS. Promptwatch publishes to WordPress, Webflow and Framer as a draft or live, and the automated Content Agent on Business plans, writes and publishes on a schedule from a review inbox. After a page goes live, Promptwatch follows it through crawls, citations and AI traffic.
Data out: API, BI and scheduled reports
Goodie's REST API is Enterprise only and its MCP server is read only. Looker Studio and scheduled PDF reports aren't listed. Promptwatch puts the REST API and a 110+ tool MCP server with write access on every paid plan, Looker Studio on Professional, and 10 scheduled PDF reports on every brand plan.
Ads, social citations and competitor pages
Ads inside AI answers aren't listed at Goodie. Promptwatch's Ads Radar, on Business and every agency plan, captures sponsored ads in ChatGPT Search, AI Overviews and AI Mode. Promptwatch also has Reddit, YouTube, LinkedIn and Instagram citation reports, and a Page Tracker that follows a competitor's URL, where Goodie's scorecard covers your own pages.
Who should pick which
- Pick Goodie AI if Walmart Sparky matters to your revenue, you want strategist support from day one, or approved-facts claim checking is the core of what you need.
- Pick Promptwatch if you need Gemini or Claude without a $999 or Enterprise plan, city or coordinate tracking, hourly runs, CMS publishing, or crawler data deep enough to explain a missing citation.
- Agencies should compare Goodie Agency Growth ($275 a month, 10 pitch workspaces, client workspaces billed on a brand plan) with Promptwatch Kick-off ($199 a month, unlimited projects and prompts, crawler logs, Ads Radar, state and city tracking). Promptwatch's agency plans don't include AEO articles or the Content Agent.
Our verdict
Goodie is a capable platform with a steep ladder. Its wider engine set and the API only open up at $999 or on Enterprise, and several reporting rows aren't listed at all. Promptwatch covers more of the 30 rows on its first two paid plans, and its weak spots (no crawler logs on Essential, Ads Radar from Business, no Sparky) are easy to plan around.
Run the trials side by side. Start Promptwatch's 7-day free trial on Professional, load the prompt list you use in Goodie, add Gemini and Claude, and connect crawler logs on the first day so Agent Analytics has a week of citation rates per page to show. For five more tools on the same grid, see our Goodie AI alternatives compared feature by feature.
FAQ
Does Goodie AI track Gemini and Claude?
Yes, but not on Core. Gemini starts on Pro ($999 a month) and Claude is Enterprise only. Every paid Promptwatch plan can track any supported engine, with Claude tracked via API.
Which is cheaper for a small team?
Promptwatch. Essential is $95 a month and Professional, with crawler logs, is $245, against $295 for Goodie Core. Essential lacks crawler logs and articles, so most teams comparing the two should price Professional.
Do both have AI crawler logs?
Yes. Goodie's AI Agent Analytics reads access logs and flags blocks and errors, with the tier not legible in our capture. Promptwatch's Agent Analytics, from Professional, adds IP verification and a citation rate per page.