Measured every week, with its margin
We ask your buyers' questions to each AI three times a week and show how often you appear, with a confidence range rather than a single position, and who gets cited when you don't.
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GrandRanker starts at $288/yr. Citable starts at €19, articles included.
GrandRanker automates a blog. Citable starts from the questions your buyers ask AI assistants, shows where you're missing, and writes only the articles that can close those gaps.
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In short
GrandRanker is an autoblogging tool: 30 articles a month, keyword research and daily Google rank tracking with checks on ChatGPT, Gemini and Google's AI, for $288 a year or $1.62 a day billed monthly (as published). Citable is a measurement-first tool: it tracks AI answers every week, detects gaps against your competitors, writes 8 to 30 sourced articles a month included in its plans (up to 90 on Business), publishes the verified ones and re-measures.
GrandRanker price: $288/yr (≈ $24/mo); $1.62/day monthly. Source: grandranker.com/pricing, checked 4 October 2026.
Side by side
Citable vs GrandRanker
| Comparison | Citable | GrandRanker |
|---|---|---|
| Price and trial | ||
| Starting priceCheapest monthly plan, as published. | from €19/mo with 8 articles · 30 articles €89 | $288/yr (≈ $24/mo); $1.62/day monthly |
| Free trialHow you can try it before paying. | 14-day free trial, 5 articles | No trial; 14-day money-back |
| Measuring AI answers | ||
| Tracks AI answersAsks AI engines your questions and records whether you appear. | YesWeekly, 3 samples + ranges | Yes, but…Basic checks (ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI) |
| AI engines on the entry planWhich AIs the cheapest plan measures. | ChatGPT, Gemini, AI Overviews, AI Mode, Perplexity on every plan; 6 with Claude on Business; Grok as an add-on | Checks on ChatGPT, Gemini and Google's AI |
| Tracks ClaudeAlso measures Anthropic's assistant. | Yes, but…On Business (via its API with web search) | NoNot in its tracking list |
| Content | ||
| Writes articlesDrafts complete articles for your site. | Yes | Yes |
| Articles a monthArticles included each month. | 8 · 20 · 30 included (up to 90 on Business) | 30 |
| Articles chosen from measured gapsPicks topics from the questions where you don't appear yet. | Yes | NoFrom keyword research |
| Publishes to your CMSSends articles straight to your website, without copying and pasting. | YesWordPress, Webflow, Framer, Shopify, Ghost, Notion or webhook | YesWebflow yes; Framer not listed |
| Approach | ||
| BacklinksHow it handles links from other sites. | No exchanges or paid links; outreach you approve, from your inbox and your LinkedIn | Check their site |
| Main focusWhat the product is built around. | Measure, find gaps, act, re-measure | Autoblogging |
Competitor prices and focus as published on their websites, checked 4 October 2026. They change often: check their site before deciding.
Why weekly, not daily
Every week we ask each question 3 times to each AI in your plan.
A single daily answer swings a lot from one day to the next; several weekly samples give a more reliable figure.
- Starter: 3 answers from each of its 5 AI engines every week, about 65 answers per question a month (±10 points).
- Growth: 3 answers from each of its 5 AI engines every week, about 65 answers per question a month (±10 points).
- Business: 3 answers from each of its 6 AI engines every week (Claude: 1), about 69 answers per question a month (±10 points).
Answers a month = samples × AI engines × 4.3 weeks in an average month. The margin is the 90% confidence range (Wilson) in the worst case, a 50% rate; every figure in the app shows its own range.
On every plan
Why choose Citable?
Measure, close the gap, measure again. Screenshots from the demo account, with sample data.
Articles straight to your CMS
A monthly plan of sourced articles for those gaps, published to your CMS (WordPress, Webflow, Framer, Shopify, Ghost or Notion) after a 3-day approval window. Or keep them as drafts.
Learn morePages worth getting onto
The third-party pages AI engines cite for your questions, so you can ask to be included. No link exchanges or paid links.
Learn moreReports you can send
A report per period with every rate and its range, what changed and what was done. With your agency's name on it, and the same data through the API.
Learn moreWhich one
GrandRanker or Citable: which suits you?
Each has its strengths. What each one does best, and when to choose it.
GrandRanker
What it does best
- Lower cost per article if what you want is a steady stream of posts.
- Simpler if a yes/no check on a few AI engines is enough for you.
- Built for volume publishing, which we deliberately don't do.
Choose GrandRanker if…
- You want a blog that fills itself with minimal effort.
- Measuring AI visibility in detail isn't a priority.
- Price per article is your main criterion.
Citable
What it does best
- Tracking included. Weekly share of AI answers that mention and cite you, with a confidence range, across 3 to 6 engines. Learn more: Tracking included
- Gap-driven articles. We write for questions where competitors get cited and you don't, not for a generic keyword calendar. Learn more: Gap-driven articles
- Off-site opportunities. We show the third-party pages AI engines cite, because a new blog post isn't always the answer. Learn more: Off-site opportunities
- Autopilot with checks. Articles publish to your CMS only after passing verification and a 3-day approval window. The first 3 per site you approve by hand. Learn more: Autopilot with checks
Choose Citable if…
- You want to know if ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude or AI Overviews recommend you.
- You prefer a few pages with sources over many without.
- You build client sites and want a reviewable workflow that publishes straight to their CMS.
Does GrandRanker track ChatGPT or AI Overviews?
Its pricing page includes daily Google rank tracking “plus checks on whether ChatGPT, Gemini and Google's AI name your business”. It doesn't publish how many questions it checks or how often per engine. Citable asks each buyer question three times per engine every week and reports a rate with a confidence range.
Is Citable an autoblog?
No. Your plan includes 8 to 30 articles a month (up to 90 on Business), each tied to a measured gap, verified and published after an approval window.
Which is cheaper?
Citable costs €19, €49 or €89 a month per site, with 8, 20 or 30 articles included; GrandRanker costs $288 a year ($1.62 a day billed monthly). They do different jobs, so compare what you need.
Can I try Citable for free?
Yes. Adding your site and the technical audit are free, with no card. Every plan has a 14-day free trial with your first 5 articles: we ask for a card, charge nothing until it ends and you can cancel in one click. Plans cost €19, €49 or €89 a month per site.