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.
Learn moreSEObot alternative
SEObot starts at $49/mo. Citable starts at €19, articles included.
SEObot is built to produce blog content at volume. Citable writes a handful of articles a month, each aimed at a question where AI engines cite your competitors, and then checks whether the new page gets cited.
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In short
SEObot generates and publishes blog articles automatically, from $49/month (as published). It doesn't track AI answers. Citable starts from measurement: it finds the buyer questions where you're missing from ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude or AI Overviews, writes a sourced article for the ones your site can win, and re-measures.
SEObot price: from $49/mo. Source: seobotai.com, checked 4 October 2026.
Side by side
Citable vs SEObot
| Comparison | Citable | SEObot |
|---|---|---|
| Price and trial | ||
| Starting priceCheapest monthly plan, as published. | from €19/mo with 8 articles · 30 articles €89 | from $49/mo |
| Free trialHow you can try it before paying. | 14-day free trial, 5 articles | Check their site |
| Measuring AI answers | ||
| Tracks AI answersAsks AI engines your questions and records whether you appear. | YesWeekly, 3 samples + ranges | No |
| 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 | Doesn't track AI answers |
| Tracks ClaudeAlso measures Anthropic's assistant. | Yes, but…On Business (via its API with web search) | No |
| 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) | Check their site |
| Articles chosen from measured gapsPicks topics from the questions where you don't appear yet. | Yes | No |
| Publishes to your CMSSends articles straight to your website, without copying and pasting. | YesWordPress, Webflow, Framer, Shopify, Ghost, Notion or webhook | Yes |
| 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 | Automated blog content |
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
SEObot or Citable: which suits you?
Each has its strengths. What each one does best, and when to choose it.
SEObot
What it does best
- Much higher content volume: it's designed to keep a blog running on autopilot.
- If your goal is classic SEO coverage across many keywords, it can cover more keywords per dollar than our plans.
- More CMS integrations, as published: besides Webflow, Framer, WordPress, Ghost, Shopify and Notion, also Wix, HubSpot and Next.js.
Choose SEObot if…
- You want a lot of content with minimal involvement.
- You don't need to know how AI engines talk about you.
- Your CMS is one it integrates with and we don't.
Citable
What it does best
- Measure first. We track 15 to 60 buyer questions across AI engines every week. Articles are chosen from real gaps, not a keyword list. Learn more: Measure first
- Few, sourced articles. Each article cites its sources and answers one question well. Fewer pages, each with a reason to exist. Learn more: Few, sourced articles
- You see the effect. When the published URL starts being cited, you see it, along with the before/after rate and its confidence range. Learn more: You see the effect
- Autopilot with safeguards. Only articles that pass verification go live, after a 3-day approval window, at most one a day, and you can unpublish in one click for 7 days. Learn more: Autopilot with safeguards
Choose Citable if…
- You want every article tied to a measured gap, whether that's 8 or 30 a month.
- You want to know whether ChatGPT and AI Overviews mention you, and whether that changes.
- You care about off-site opportunities too, not only your blog.
How much does SEObot cost compared with Citable?
SEObot: from $49/mo, as published on its pricing page (checked 4 October 2026). Citable: €19, €49 or €89 a month per site with 8, 20 or 30 articles included, and a free agency account that earns 20% of every client payment. Annual billing gives 2 months free.
Does SEObot track AI search visibility?
Based on what it publishes, SEObot focuses on generating content, not on tracking AI answers. Check their site for its current features.
Are Citable's articles AI-written?
Yes, with a research step and cited sources, and an automatic verification step. Articles that pass are published after an approval window you can use to edit or stop them; the ones that fail stay as drafts.
Can Citable write more than 8 articles a month?
Yes: Growth includes 20 a month and Business 30, with packs up to 90, from a content plan built on measured gaps and Search Console demand. Each one still cites its sources and is reviewable before it goes live.
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.