11 Best AI Visibility Tools for B2B Companies (2026)

Key takeaways

• B2B buyers increasingly ask ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini to compare vendors before a sales call, so being tracked and cited there matters alongside your website's SEO.
• On the five checks used here, Cituna and AthenaHQ score highest, and Similarweb AI Search Intelligence is the only enterprise-grade platform researched with a genuine self-serve dollar price.
• Most enterprise platforms researched, including Profound's ongoing plan, sell by quote only, so "Not published" appears often in the price column here.
• SSO, multi-region tracking and CRM or BI links are usually gated to a custom-priced Enterprise tier, not the entry plan, across every vendor checked.
• Ahrefs Brand Radar and Semrush's AI Visibility Toolkit let a B2B team add AI tracking to tools it may already own for SEO.

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This piece compares 11 AI visibility tools for B2B buyers and vendors: which engines each covers, whether SSO, multi-region tracking and CRM or BI links exist, and at what price. Every fact below was read from the vendor's own page on 29 September 2026. For a broader introduction, see what AI visibility means for your brand or how to measure AI share of voice.

How do the 11 tools compare for B2B buyers?

Prices checked 29 September 2026.

How this list works: we scored each tool's cheapest paid self-serve plan (or its free plan if it has no paid self-serve plan) on five checks: 7 or more named engines on the entry plan, a published price, a free trial or free plan, a Google Search Console connection for the product, and whether the entry plan writes fixes or content for you rather than only recommending them. We ordered by checks met, then by the lower entry price. Similarweb AI Search Intelligence and Conductor are added from the wider enterprise-tool research: Similarweb because it names SSO, multi-factor authentication and CRM links at a published self-serve price, and Conductor because it documents SOC 2, ISO and a mention-versus-citation method for every named engine, facts the nine directory tools mostly gate behind a custom Enterprise contract or leave unpublished entirely.

Which AI visibility tools should B2B teams look at in 2026?

1. Cituna (best for 7 engines tracked with the fix written for you)

Cituna checks 7 AI engines daily for the questions your buyers ask: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, Grok, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode. For each gap it finds, it writes the fix and publishes articles, rather than leaving a report for someone else to act on.

Price: Starter is $39 a month, Pro is $119 a month and Max is $399 a month.

Engines: 7 daily, as listed above.

Strength: it writes the fix for each gap it finds and publishes articles, so the work does not stop at a report, and Google Search Console and MCP are included.

Limit: Cituna does not track Microsoft Copilot, and this guide does not cover SSO or multi-region tracking for it, which some enterprise buyers ask for.

Pick it if: your buying team is small enough that a flat monthly price beats a sales-led enterprise contract.

To see current plans, open Cituna in our directory, or start a 3-day trial at cituna.com to check your own category prompts before a renewal decision.

2. AthenaHQ (best for the widest engine list on one self-serve plan)

AthenaHQ Starter names 11 AI models on one self-serve plan, and its Enterprise tier is built for the SSO and BI needs a larger B2B buying team asks about.

Price: Starter is $295 a month, or $245 a month billed annually; Essential is a free plan (checked 29 September 2026, AthenaHQ plans).

Engines: 11 on Starter: ChatGPT, Perplexity, AI Overviews, AI Mode, Gemini, Claude, Copilot, Grok, DeepSeek, Meta AI and Mistral.

Strength: Enterprise adds SAML and OIDC SSO, multi-region and multi-language support, and dashboards for Tableau, Power BI and Looker, on top of Starter's Search Console connection.

Limit: SSO, multi-region tracking and BI dashboards are custom-priced Enterprise features, not part of the $295 Starter plan (checked 29 September 2026).

Pick it if: a self-serve plan needs to cover the most engines today, with room to move to Enterprise later for SSO.

See AthenaHQ in our directory or the Profound vs AthenaHQ comparison.

3. Similarweb AI Search Intelligence (best for SSO and CRM links on a published price)

Similarweb is the one enterprise-grade platform researched here that publishes an actual self-serve dollar price alongside SSO and CRM-link claims most competitors reserve for a sales call.

Price: AEO Intelligence is $99 a month billed annually, or $129 a month billed monthly (checked 29 September 2026, Similarweb AI Search packages).

Engines: 9 named across its product pages: ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, Grok, DeepSeek, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode and Microsoft Copilot (Copilot confirmed for AI traffic, not explicitly for brand mentions).

Strength: its own trust centre names SSO (including Okta), multi-factor authentication, SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO 27001, and its enterprise page states data can feed CRM systems and BI platforms, all on a plan with a published price.

Limit: no Google Search Console connection is named on any page read, and the $99 entry plan is capped at 1 user and 150 tracked prompts (checked 29 September 2026).

Pick it if: your buying team wants enterprise-style security and CRM claims without first booking a demo to see a price.

4. Scrunch (best for Google single sign-on from the entry plan)

Scrunch is one of the few tools here that includes any form of single sign-on on its entry plan rather than gating it entirely to Enterprise.

Price: Core is $250 a month (checked 29 September 2026, Scrunch pricing).

Engines: 4 on Core: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and Microsoft Copilot.

Strength: Core includes Google single sign-on and basic content generation from its first paid tier, with a 7-day trial and instant signup.

Limit: SAML and OIDC SSO, an Enterprise Data API and a dedicated account team all sit on the custom-priced Enterprise plan, not Core.

Pick it if: you want some form of SSO without committing to a quote-based Enterprise contract first.

See Scrunch in our directory or the Cituna vs Scrunch comparison.

5. Conductor (best for enterprise security certifications before a demo)

Conductor is built for B2B teams that need a documented security posture in hand before a deal moves forward, and its own pages name every one of the engines this list tracks individually rather than as a bundled count.

Price: not published; Essentials, Growth and Enterprise are all sold through a sales conversation (checked 29 September 2026, Conductor's pricing page).

Engines: 8 named across the product: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, Grok, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode and Microsoft Copilot, with feature limits rather than engine access varying by tier.

Strength: SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001 and ISO 42001 certifications, SAML SSO and a documented mention-versus-citation method for every tracked engine, plus a Google Search Console integration that backfills 16 months of history.

Limit: no plan publishes a price anywhere on the site, so a B2B team cannot see a number before booking a call.

Pick it if: your security review needs SOC 2 and ISO paperwork in hand before anyone discusses a monthly price.

6. Otterly.AI (best for a cheap monitor while you evaluate the category)

Otterly Lite is a cheap way to see how your brand shows up in AI answers before a B2B buying committee commits to a larger platform.

Price: Lite is $29 a month, or $25 a month billed annually (checked 29 September 2026, Otterly pricing).

Engines: 4 on Lite: ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity and Microsoft Copilot.

Strength: Standard and Premium already add a Looker Studio connector and Agent Analytics, ahead of Otterly's Enterprise-only SSO and dedicated customer success manager.

Limit: Claude, Gemini and Google AI Mode are paid add-ons on every plan, including Lite, and SSO needs the custom-priced Enterprise tier.

Pick it if: a smaller team wants a first look at AI visibility before a longer enterprise evaluation.

See Otterly.AI in our directory.

7. Peec AI (best for unlimited users while a team evaluates it)

Every Peec AI plan, including the entry Starter tier, gives unlimited users, useful while several people on a buying committee want to look at the same dashboard.

Price: Starter is $95 a month, or $80 a month billed annually (checked 29 September 2026, Peec AI pricing).

Engines: 3 of 6 models you choose on Starter (ChatGPT, AI Mode, AI Overviews, Copilot, Gemini or Naver AI); Perplexity is an add-on.

Strength: Enterprise adds SSO, unlimited projects, countries and languages, and API access, once a team is ready to commit.

Limit: SSO and API access sit on the custom-priced Enterprise plan, and Search Console is not named on either pricing page.

Pick it if: several stakeholders need to review the same data before an enterprise contract is signed.

See Peec AI in our directory or the Profound vs Peec AI comparison.

8. SE Visible (best for many prompts across the five main engines)

SE Visible gives more prompts for the money than most tools here, across the five engines it tracks, without a separate enterprise sales process.

Price: Basic is $99 a month, or $79 a month billed annually (checked 29 September 2026, SE Visible).

Engines: 5 on Basic: ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Mode, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews.

Strength: it collects answers through each platform's own interface rather than simulated API calls, and reports which domains AI engines cite, categorised by type.

Limit: no SSO, CRM link or Search Console connection is published on any page read, and Claude is not yet supported.

Pick it if: prompt volume across the five main engines matters more than enterprise security features.

See SE Visible in our directory or the Cituna vs SE Visible comparison.

9. Semrush AI Visibility Toolkit (best for teams already inside the Semrush platform)

If your B2B marketing team already runs Semrush, the AI Visibility Toolkit adds AI tracking to the same login rather than a new platform to procure.

Price: the standalone toolkit is $99 a month; a $0 Semrush free plan also lists "AI Visibility features" (checked 29 September 2026, Semrush knowledge base).

Engines: 3 named for Prompt Tracking: ChatGPT, Google AI Mode and Gemini.

Strength: Semrush's Enterprise tier names SSO, multi-brand and multi-product AI visibility, custom integrations and API, and team governance with audit logs.

Limit: the toolkit's own documentation names only 3 of the 8 engines this list tracks, and there is no free trial of the standalone add-on.

Pick it if: procurement already approved Semrush, and adding a line item beats a new vendor review.

See Semrush AI Visibility Toolkit in our directory.

10. Profound (best for SSO and SOC 2 on a custom Enterprise contract)

Profound is built for large B2B teams that expect a procurement process, with the widest named engine list of any tool here on its Enterprise tier.

Price: not published for ongoing use; the free Trial runs 7 days (checked 29 September 2026, Profound pricing).

Engines: the free Trial covers 3 (ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Overviews); Enterprise names up to 9, including Microsoft Copilot, DeepSeek and Claude.

Strength: Enterprise and Agency Enterprise include SSO and SAML, SOC 2 compliance, custom languages and regions, and dedicated support.

Limit: there is no priced self-serve ongoing plan, so any ongoing use for a B2B team runs through a quote.

Pick it if: your organisation already runs an enterprise procurement process and needs the widest engine list plus SOC 2.

See Profound in our directory or the Cituna vs Profound comparison.

11. Ahrefs Brand Radar (best for SEO teams who want AI data on the same login)

If your B2B marketing team already buys Ahrefs seats, Brand Radar's Custom Prompts sit on the same account rather than a new procurement line.

Price: Custom Prompts start at $50 a month for 2,500 checks (checked 29 September 2026, Ahrefs Brand Radar).

Engines: 6: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode; Claude costs more per check.

Strength: a genuinely free, no-signup AI visibility checker sits alongside the paid product, useful for a first look before a purchase order.

Limit: SSO, access management and an audit log are reserved for the $1,499 a month Enterprise plan, and no CRM or BI link is published (checked 29 September 2026).

Pick it if: the team is already an Ahrefs customer and wants AI data without a new login.

See Ahrefs Brand Radar in our directory or the Cituna vs Ahrefs Brand Radar comparison.

Which AI visibility tool should a B2B team choose?

If your buying committee wants a flat, published price with the fixing done for you, Cituna covers 7 engines for $39 a month. If SSO and CRM links matter and a self-serve price still matters too, Similarweb AI Search Intelligence is the one platform here that offers both together. If your organisation already runs a formal procurement process, AthenaHQ Enterprise, Profound Enterprise, Semrush Enterprise or Conductor are built for that conversation, each naming SSO on a custom or quote-based tier.

Whichever route your buying committee takes, read how to choose an AI visibility tool before a contract is signed, and if writing the fix for each gap AI engines leave, not just reporting it, is what your team needs, see what a 3-day Cituna trial covers at cituna.com.