ZeroRank review: pricing, features & alternatives

Source: zerorank.ai/pricing, read 28 October 2026. Starter is $39 a month for up to 2,400 AI answers, 10 Prompt Research runs, 2 article generations and 2 content optimizations, and 1 workspace. Growth is $199 for 13,500 answers, 50 research runs, 12 plus 12 content credits and up to 10 workspaces. Agency is $499 for 31,500 answers, 150 research runs, 36 plus 36 and unlimited workspaces. Enterprise is custom. The page did not show yearly prices in the text we captured.

ZeroRank's own worked examples assume three standard models. Starter covers 26 prompts daily, 160 weekly or 800 monthly; Growth 150, 900 or 4,500; Agency 350, 2,100 or 10,500. Scheduled and manual runs share one budget across workspaces, and higher-cost models use more of it. Every plan lists unlimited prompts, countries and seats, all 17 platforms, shareable dashboards, and MCP plus REST API. The rest of the feature list (white-label, emailed reports, agentic workflows, SSO, a dedicated rep) appears on every card in the page text. The agentic-workflows page says workflows, MCP and API are on every paid plan; the June 2026 changelog limited white-label dashboards to the then Pro plan. Ask which you get.

The tracking layer reads live answers and keeps them. Each prompt shows visibility, sentiment, average rank and the brands named next to you, and the Chats view keeps the answer word for word with its sources. Sources groups citations by domain and URL and labels the domain type, so a Reddit thread and a G2 page land in different buckets. Prompt Research, shipped in July 2026, adds estimated AI search volume per prompt idea, Google volume where it exists, a 12-month trend and Search Console signals once connected.

The fix layer is where ZeroRank has grown fastest. Recommendations rank on-page and off-page actions by how many tracked prompts they touch. Copilot, a chat over your data since August 2026, drafts a change as a diff against the live page, and nothing publishes until someone approves it. Agentic Workflows chain steps such as finding the sources an answer cited instead, scoring the gap, drafting a brief and posting it to Slack, with templates for FAQ blocks, content briefs, forum replies, translations and blog posts built from a YouTube video. With WordPress or Webflow connected, an approved change ships itself. The MCP server gained write tools in July 2026, so an AI client can manage prompts and tags directly.

AI Traffic, added in July 2026, reads Google Analytics: sessions, engagement and conversions from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, Copilot, Grok, DeepSeek, Mistral, Meta AI and You.com, joined to the pages your tracked answers cite. ZeroRank says plainly that Google reports AI Overviews clicks as organic and Copilot as bing.com, so the number is a lower bound, and that the data can lag up to 48 hours. The technical analysis checks robots.txt, llms.txt and what each AI crawler gets back, which is a readiness test rather than a log of real bot visits.

Promptwatch publishes the layers underneath. Agent Analytics logs real AI crawler hits from Cloudflare, CloudFront, Fastly, Vercel, Netlify, Akamai, Google Cloud CDN or custom HTTP, with a crawl-to-citation path and error tracking. Visitor analytics run on its own script or GTM template and tie AI-referred sessions to conversions. From Business it adds ChatGPT Shopping, Ads Radar and state and city tracking. Promptwatch's own Explore plan is free, Essential is $95/mo and Professional, the first plan with crawler logs, is $245/mo.