Proofsource vs Promptwatch
Promptwatch lets you pick four engines from a list of nine and bundles content production into its plans. Proofsource asks the same four engines every question from the free trial on, and tells you whether a change is real before you act on it.
Proofsource and Promptwatch in five facts
Price
- Proofsource
- Free trial, then Custom from $64 per brand per month (final price discussed on demo call)
- Promptwatch
- Essential $95/mo (50 prompts, 1 project), Professional $245/mo (150 prompts, 2 projects), Business $579/mo (350 prompts, 5 projects)[1]
Free trial
- Proofsource
- 2 days free, 4 engines, no card
- Promptwatch
- 7-day free trial on Essential and Professional; Business starts with a demo[1]
AI engines covered
- Proofsource
- 4 on the trial, all 10 on Custom
- Promptwatch
- 4 models per plan, chosen from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Claude, Gemini, Meta Llama, DeepSeek and Grok[1]
How often answers are re-read
- Proofsource
- Daily on Custom, or hourly
- Promptwatch
- Daily on every plan[1]
Seats
- Proofsource
- Unlimited on Custom
- Promptwatch
- 1 on Essential, 2 on Professional, 5 on Business[1]
What Promptwatch is, and who it is for
Tracking plus content, self-serve. Promptwatch tracks and optimises brand visibility in ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity and other AI search engines. Its plans add agent credits, content gap analysis and, from Professional up, monthly AEO articles.[1][2]
Built for brands and agencies. Plans scale by projects, prompts and seats, with country-level tracking from the first plan and state and city tracking on Business. It collects answers by reading the same chat interfaces people use every day.[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 Promptwatch, fact by fact
Each Promptwatch cell links to the page it came from. Where Promptwatch does not publish a detail, the cell says so instead of guessing.
| Question | Proofsource | Promptwatch |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free trial, then Custom from $64 per brand per month (final price discussed on demo call), arranged on a demo call | Essential $95/mo (50 prompts, 1 project), Professional $245/mo (150 prompts, 2 projects), Business $579/mo (350 prompts, 5 projects)[1] |
| Free trial | 200 answers. 25 Prompts/Question. Top AI engines. 2 days. Free. No card, no sales call | 7-day free trial on Essential and Professional; Business starts with a demo[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 on every plan[1] |
| Seats | Unlimited seats on Custom, with client workspaces, scoped members, Client Viewer seats and SSO set up at onboarding | 1 on Essential, 2 on Professional, 5 on Business[1] |
| 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 | Agent credits, content gap analysis and AEO articles (5 a month on Professional, 10 on Business)[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 Promptwatch shines
- You choose the engines. Every Promptwatch plan picks 4 models from a list of nine that includes Meta Llama, DeepSeek and Grok, so a team that cares about one of those can track it from the entry plan.[1]
- Content production in the same subscription. Professional and Business include monthly AEO articles and agent credits, and crawler logs show when AI bots read your site.[1]
- Prices you can read off the page. Plan, price and prompt count are all published, and two of the three plans start with a 7-day trial.[1]
Where Proofsource shines
- A real change, told apart from a wobble. Proofsource asks every question on every engine on a fixed schedule, puts a 95% Wilson interval on every number, and holds alerts until a change clears it. Promptwatch's pricing page does not say how it handles run-to-run variation in answers.
- All four engines free, all ten on Custom. 200 answers. 25 Prompts/Question. Top AI engines. 2 days. Free. No card, no sales call. Custom covers all 10 engines rather than a pick of 4.
- Seats are not rationed. Custom has unlimited seats. Promptwatch counts seats per plan, from 1 on Essential to 5 on Business.
- The fix starts from the page that beat you. Each Proofsource gap names the pages the engine cited instead of you, with a draft built on what they have, held for your approval.
Proofsource or Promptwatch: the fair verdict
Pick Promptwatch if you want to choose your own four engines from a long list and have AEO articles produced in the same subscription.
Pick Proofsource if the question is whether a change in your AI visibility is real before you act on it, and you want each gap tied to the pages that beat you.
Both re-read answers daily. The difference is what each does with the reading.
Choose Promptwatch if you want
- You choose the engines
- Content production in the same subscription
- Prices you can read off the page
Choose Proofsource if you want
- A real change, told apart from a wobble
- All four engines free, all ten on Custom
- Seats are not rationed
- The fix starts from the page that beat you
Already using Promptwatch?
You do not have to choose on day one. Here is how teams run Proofsource beside Promptwatch and decide on their own data.
Keep Promptwatch running
Nothing about trying Proofsource needs you to stop Promptwatch. Your history and reports there stay where they are.
Bring your questions across
Export or copy the prompts you track in Promptwatch 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 Promptwatch: what buyers ask
Is Promptwatch a good Peec AI alternative for daily monitoring across several engines?
When we asked AI engines for Peec AI alternatives, some answers named Promptwatch. On its own pricing page it tracks daily on every plan and lets you choose 4 models from nine. Proofsource re-reads ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI Overviews every day and covers all 10 engines on Custom. We have not verified Peec AI's plans here; check its own pricing page.
Which tool is better for tracking prompt variations and answer coverage?
Promptwatch sells prompts by plan: 50, 150 or 350. Proofsource groups the phrasings of each buyer question into a coverage matrix, so you see which wordings name you and which leave you out, with an interval on each rate.
How much does Promptwatch cost?
Promptwatch lists Essential at $95 a month, Professional at $245 and Business at $579, scaling by projects, prompts and seats.
Is there a free trial of Proofsource?
Yes. 200 answers. 25 Prompts/Question. Top AI engines. 2 days. Free. No card, no sales call. After that, Custom from $64 per brand per month (final price discussed on demo call).
Where each fact about Promptwatch comes from
- Promptwatch pricing, read 5 Oct 2026.
- Promptwatch homepage, read 5 Oct 2026.
Vendors change their pages. If a Promptwatch 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.