Searchable.com sells a subscription platform that tracks how a brand shows up in AI-generated answers, explains the patterns it finds and helps produce content intended to be cited. The company describes itself as an “AI search platform helping brands and agencies understand, track and improve how they appear in AI-generated answers.” This overview sets out the plans, the features behind them and the limits written into the company’s own terms.
What Does Each Searchable.com Plan Include?
There are three tiers. Two are self-serve with public prices, and the third is quoted through sales. The figures below come from the pricing page as of October 2026.
| Item | Entry plan | Scale plan | Custom plan |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $125 per month | $400 per month | Through sales |
| Prompts tracked | 100 | 500 | 500+ |
| Articles per month | 20 | 80 | Not listed |
| Site and page audits | 200 | 1,000 | Not listed |
| AI answers analyzed monthly (pricing copy) | 9,000 | 45,000+ | Not listed |
| Support | Email and Slack | Dedicated account specialist | SLA |
| Other items | 14-day free trial | White-label reports, multi-country and region tracking | API access, custom engine integrations |
Note. The $125 tier carries one name on its plan card and a shorter one in the pricing copy, so this article simply calls it the entry plan.
Monthly or annual billing
Paying annually saves 20% according to the pricing page. The trade-off is that annual plans are paid in advance under the terms, so the saving comes with a full year committed up front.
Which AI Engines Does a Plan Actually Watch?
Engine coverage is worth checking before comparing prices. The pricing page says prompts run daily “across available AI models”, and it sorts engines into three groups.
- Core: ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and Perplexity.
- Add-ons: Microsoft Copilot, Claude and Grok.
- Custom integration: DeepSeek.
The home page FAQ names a longer list of eight engines, Gemini among them. For deciding what a subscription will cover, the pricing page is the more specific source, and anything outside the core group is worth confirming before you budget.
Caveat. Copilot, Claude and Grok sit under add-ons on the pricing page, so check what adding them involves before comparing the $125 or $400 figure with another tool.
Monitor, Analyze and Create, Feature by Feature
The home page frames the product as three steps. Each one maps to named features with their own pages.
Monitor
The Prompts feature is the base layer. Teams write the questions they want tracked, such as buyer questions, competitor comparisons, category searches, local variations and use-case prompts, then group them by topic, funnel stage, intent, location or branded versus unbranded. Real-time alerts flag mentions, ranking changes and competitor activity.
Tip. The Prompts page separates tracking known prompts from researching new questions. Decide which of the two you need most before picking a prompt allowance.
Analyze
AEO Insights reports these measures, with response-level evidence behind each one:
- Visibility score and share of voice
- Average position and sentiment
- Citation trends and mention trends
- Cited domains and URLs
- Content gaps where competitors are cited and you are not
The Traffic feature connects Google Analytics 4 and Search Console through OAuth and separates referrals from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and others from organic search and “direct”. LLM Analytics, which shows AI crawler activity and crawl-to-click attribution, is marked beta. A Shopping feature records product cards returned for buyer prompts.
Where Content Studio and the Agent Fit
The Create step is described as AI-optimized content that gets cited. Content planning and writing happen in Content Studio, while the Agent is a workspace assistant for AI search questions. The home page FAQ also mentions AEO scoring, content optimization tools and technical site audits.
Allowances scale with the plan: 20 articles a month and 200 site or page audits on the entry plan, 80 articles a month and 1,000 audits on Scale.
Warning. Google’s guidance says generating many pages without adding value may violate its spam policy on scaled content abuse. An article allowance is a ceiling, not a quota to fill.
Listed integrations include Google Analytics 4, Google Search Console, Linear, Slack, HubSpot, Salesforce, Webflow, WordPress and Framer. The terms say the company’s indemnity does not cover the content of generative AI outputs, so editorial review stays with your team.
What Do Agencies and Multi-Brand Teams Get?
Agencies are named in the company’s own description, and most agency-relevant items sit on the Scale plan:
- 500 tracked prompts instead of 100
- White-label reports
- Multi-country and region tracking
- A dedicated account specialist
Teams that need more than 500 prompts, API access, custom engine integrations or a service level agreement are pointed to the Custom plan through sales. That distinction matters for uptime. The terms set a 99.0% monthly target for paid self-serve plans on commercially reasonable efforts, while a formal SLA appears only in the Custom plan description.
One term matters for agencies that review tools in public. Customers may not publish benchmarks or competitive analyses of the service without Searchable’s consent.
Ways to Test Searchable.com Before Paying
There are three low-commitment routes, and they work best in this order.
- Run the free AI visibility report. You enter a brand name or website and get a visibility score, brand perception, competitor insights and recommendations covering ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity.
- Browse the public data hub. It publishes anonymized citation datasets for ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and Perplexity, with 30-day trends updated daily.
- Start the 14-day free trial. It runs for 14 calendar days from account creation and, under the terms, is provided “AS IS” without warranty or support commitment.
Set expectations for that trial carefully. The home page says most users see initial insights within minutes and that “ranking improvements typically begin within 2-4 weeks”. That is a brand claim, and it sits awkwardly beside Searchable’s own article on AI visibility tracking, which argues that any tool claiming to show an “AI rank” is “selling noise as signal”.
The Limits Set Out in Searchable.com’s Terms
The terms were last updated on 1 May 2026 (version 1.0), and the contract is with Searchable, Inc., a Delaware corporation. These are the points most likely to affect a buying decision.
| Topic | What the terms say |
|---|---|
| Who can buy | Business use only; the service is not offered to consumers |
| Billing | Fees in USD, billed in advance; annual plans paid in advance |
| Refunds | Except as provided in Section 6, fees are non-cancellable and non-refundable |
| Service quality | No warranty that the service will be uninterrupted, error-free or secure, or that defects will be corrected |
| Uptime | 99.0% monthly target for paid self-serve plans, on “commercially reasonable efforts” |
| AI outputs | Indemnity does not extend to the content of generative AI outputs |
| Disputes | Delaware law; courts of New Castle County |
Privacy and data handling
The privacy policy, effective 3 September 2026, covers account, billing and usage data, the prompts, URLs and files you add, and GA4 or Search Console data once connected. Named sub-processors include AWS, OpenAI and other LLM providers, and Stripe. GDPR and UK GDPR rights are listed.
Caveat. This is a summary, not legal advice; read the current terms and privacy policy before you sign up.
Before You Sign Up
Can a plan be changed or cancelled later?
The pricing FAQ says plans can be changed and cancelled at any time, with access kept to the end of the billing period. Card payments go through Stripe. Read that alongside the refund wording above, which points back to Section 6 of the terms.
Is it available to individuals?
No. The terms limit the service to business use and state that it is not offered to consumers.
Is every feature finished?
Not all of them. LLM Analytics carries a beta label on its feature page, so treat its crawler and attribution data as early.
Which tools does Searchable compare itself with?
Its compare page lists Ahrefs, Semrush, Otterly.ai, Peec AI, Profound, AthenaHQ, AirOps and PromptWatch.
Note. Those comparison pages are written by Searchable, so read them as the vendor’s own framing rather than an independent review of the market.
How many prompts does a team need?
Searchable’s article on AI visibility tracking recommends 60 to 100 or more prompts, monitored weekly. The entry plan’s 100 prompts sit at the upper end of that suggestion.
Tip. Write your prompt list before the trial starts, so the 14 days go on reading results rather than drafting questions.
Is Searchable.com a Fit for Your Team?
The answer depends less on the feature list than on how you buy and which engines matter to you.
| Use it if | Skip it if |
|---|---|
| You buy as a business and want daily prompt tracking in one place | You are an individual consumer, since the terms exclude you |
| ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and Perplexity cover the engines you care about | Your key engine is only available as an add-on or custom integration and you have not priced it |
| You want monitoring, analysis and drafting under one subscription | You need a guarantee of error-free service or refunds outside what Section 6 provides |
| An agency needs white-label reports or multi-country tracking | You plan to publish benchmarks of the tool without asking first |
