Meev vs Profound

Meev

Most AI-visibility tools stop at the dashboard: here is your share of voice, good luck. Meev goes a step further by writing against the gaps and pushing the result into your CMS, which is either the whole value or the whole risk depending on how much you trust generated content on your own domain. Pricing is published in full across five tiers, which is rare in this category. The measurement itself is inherently noisy — model answers vary run to run — so treat the trend, not the number.

Pros

• +Covers seven answer engines including Grok and DeepSeek, not just ChatGPT and Perplexity
• +Identifies which competitor got cited in your place, not merely that you were absent
• +Publishes directly into WordPress, Ghost, Wix and Shopify, and reads Google Search Console
• +Full REST API with self-service key creation and revocation, plus an MCP server
• +All five tiers are priced publicly, with no per-model add-ons or overage charges

Cons

• −Auto-published, model-written content on your own domain is a real SEO and brand risk
• −The plan card shows conflicting monthly and annual figures for the same tier
• −No operating company name or country is disclosed anywhere on the site
• −AI answer sampling is non-deterministic, so week-to-week movement can be noise

Profound

Profound is the enterprise end of AI-visibility measurement: it covers more answer engines than most rivals, adds crawler analytics and ChatGPT Shopping that the cheaper trackers lack, and has the funding and customer list to still exist next year. The price is the reason to hesitate - there is no published figure, the free trial is seven days of fifty prompts, and the self-serve agency plan exists only as a line in the FAQ. Mid-market teams will get most of the signal from a tracker with a public price; brands with real budget and a procurement team are the audience here.

Pros

• +Tracks up to nine answer engines, including AI Overviews, Copilot and DeepSeek, not just ChatGPT
• +Agent Analytics shows which AI crawlers visit and cite the site, a layer most trackers skip
• +Prompt Volumes estimates real user questions rather than relying on your own prompt list
• +SOC 2 Type II, SSO and an API, so it passes enterprise review

Cons

• −No published price; the only listed plans are a free trial and a custom Enterprise contract
• −Trial is 7 days, 50 prompts and three engines, with no exports or history
• −No legal entity, address or terms page found on the site
• −The agency plan is named in the FAQ but not in the plan table

Is Meev cheaper than Profound?

Meev starts at $39/mo; Profound prices on request, so a quote is the only way to compare.

Which has a public API, Meev or Profound?

Both ship a public API, so either can be built on; the fact table above shows the platforms each one runs on.