Proofsource vs PromptRush
PromptRush puts daily scans on five models within reach from $19 a month, with Google AI Mode included and a human GEO strategist on Scale. Proofsource includes Claude without an add-on, lets you try the full report free, and adds an interval and a drafted fix to each gap.
Proofsource and PromptRush in five facts
Price
- Proofsource
- Free trial, then Custom from $64 per brand per month (final price discussed on demo call)
- PromptRush
- Lite $19, Growth $99, Scale $279 a month; Enterprise custom; 15% off yearly; Claude add-on from $39 a month[1]
Free trial
- Proofsource
- 2 days free, 4 engines, no card
- PromptRush
- A free AI visibility report, no credit card; a 30-day money-back guarantee on all plans[1]
AI engines covered
- Proofsource
- 4 on the trial, all 10 on Custom
- PromptRush
- ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and AI Mode; Claude daily tracking as a paid add-on[1]
How often answers are re-read
- Proofsource
- Daily on Custom, or hourly
- PromptRush
- Daily: data refreshes every 24 hours[1]
Seats
- Proofsource
- Unlimited on Custom
- PromptRush
- Not published
What PromptRush is, and who it is for
Daily prompt tracking on five models. PromptRush scans your prompts every 24 hours on ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and AI Mode, with competitor and source tracking.[1]
For brands across industries. Plans run from 1 project on Lite to 5 on Scale, with a dedicated GEO strategist on Scale and Enterprise.[1]
Proofsource is an AI intelligence platform that shows which buyer questions name your brand in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI Overviews, who gets named instead, and exactly what to fix.
Proofsource and PromptRush, fact by fact
Each PromptRush cell links to the page it came from. Where PromptRush does not publish a detail, the cell says so instead of guessing.
| Question | Proofsource | PromptRush |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free trial, then Custom from $64 per brand per month (final price discussed on demo call), arranged on a demo call | Lite $19, Growth $99, Scale $279 a month; Enterprise custom; 15% off yearly; Claude add-on from $39 a month[1] |
| Free trial | 200 answers. 25 Prompts/Question. Top AI engines. 2 days. Free. No card, no sales call | A free AI visibility report, no credit card; a 30-day money-back guarantee on all plans[1] |
| AI engines covered | ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI Overviews on the trial. Custom covers all 10 engines, adding Google AI Mode, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, Grok, DeepSeek and Meta AI, switched on at onboarding | |
| How often answers are re-read | Daily on Custom by default, one answer per question per engine per UTC day, or hourly or any frequency you choose; the trial reads every engine on 2 consecutive days | Daily: data refreshes every 24 hours[1] |
| Seats | Unlimited seats on Custom, with client workspaces, scoped members, Client Viewer seats and SSO set up at onboarding | Not published |
| How a number is measured | A 95% Wilson interval on every percentage; alerts wait until a change clears it | Not published |
| What it does about a gap | Each gap names the pages the engine cited instead, with a draft fix held for your approval | Competitor and source tracking; a GEO strategist on Scale and Enterprise[1] |
Where each shines
Both tools are built well for different teams. Each point is a strength, read from that vendor's own pages.
Where PromptRush shines
Where Proofsource shines
- Claude without an add-on. ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI Overviews on every plan; PromptRush charges for Claude separately.
- A full trial, not a one-off report. The trial reads every engine on 2 consecutive days, with no card.
- An interval on every rate. A daily swing is flagged once it clears a 95% Wilson interval.
Proofsource or PromptRush: the fair verdict
PromptRush is an inexpensive way to get daily scans on five models, and its Scale plan adds a human strategist.
Proofsource is the better fit if Claude is one of your buyers' engines, if you want a full report on your own questions before paying, and if you want intervals and drafted fixes.
Choose PromptRush if you want
- Daily scans for $19
- A human strategist
Choose Proofsource if you want
- Claude without an add-on
- A full trial, not a one-off report
- An interval on every rate
Already using PromptRush?
You do not have to choose on day one. Here is how teams run Proofsource beside PromptRush and decide on their own data.
Keep PromptRush running
Nothing about trying Proofsource needs you to stop PromptRush. Your history and reports there stay where they are.
Bring your questions across
Export or copy the prompts you track in PromptRush and add them as buyer questions in Proofsource, so both tools ask the same things.
Run both side by side
Read the two for the same days on your own domain. Where the numbers differ, Proofsource shows the answers and the pages each engine cited, so you can see why.
Keep what serves your team
Many teams keep one tool for reporting and another for fixes. Pick on your own evidence, not on a comparison page.
Proofsource or PromptRush: what buyers ask
Which AI visibility monitoring tools run scans every day rather than weekly, and what do they cost per brand?
Some AI answers to that question named PromptRush, which scans daily from $19 a month for one project, with Claude extra. Proofsource re-asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI Overviews every day on Custom, priced per brand, with a 95% interval on every rate.
How much does PromptRush cost?
Lite is $19, Growth $99 and Scale $279 a month; Claude tracking is an add-on at $39, $69 or $129 a month.
Does PromptRush have a free trial?
It offers a free AI visibility report with no card and a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Where each fact about PromptRush comes from
- PromptRush pricing, read 5 Oct 2026.
Vendors change their pages. If a PromptRush fact here no longer matches their site, tell us through the contact page and we will correct it.
Your own trial settles this faster than any comparison page.
200 answers. 25 Prompts/Question. Top AI engines. 2 days. Free. No card, and the report is about your domain: which buyer questions name you, who gets named instead, and what to fix.