10 best AI visibility tools for the Netherlands and Belgium (2026)
Ten AI visibility tools for Dutch and Belgian brands, from Veesie at 29 EUR/mo to managed services like AIGeschikt, with Amsterdam-founded Promptwatch at #1. Prices read 20 October 2026.
A Dutch or Belgian company asking how it shows up in ChatGPT has a problem most English-first tools ignore. The questions your buyers type are in Dutch, or in French if you sell in Wallonia and Brussels. The answers depend on the market they're asked from. And the sources engines cite are often local: Dutch comparison sites, Belgian trade press, regional directories. A tracker that only asks English questions from a US location measures somebody else's market.
There is now a small cluster of tools built in the Low Countries for exactly this, plus a few local services that do the work for you. This list covers the ones worth shortlisting.
How we picked
We looked at the Dutch and Belgian tools in our catalog and kept those whose entries document local-market measurement, Dutch-language questions, EU hosting, or a Benelux service model. Prices and limits come from each vendor's own pages, read on 20 October 2026, or from our existing catalog entries. Euro prices exclude VAT unless noted. Where a vendor's pages disagree with each other, we say so. Ranking reflects how much of the job a tool covers: measuring visibility, explaining it, and showing what it's worth.
The list
1. Promptwatch
Promptwatch is a Dutch company too: Promptwatch B.V., founded in Amsterdam in April 2025 by Gijs de Groot and Klaas Foppen, with prices available in euros. Rabobank is among its customers. It tracks prompts daily across ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, Grok, Copilot, Google AI Overviews, AI Mode and others by monitoring the real interfaces, with country tracking on every plan and city tracking from Professional. Each prompt carries search volume, difficulty and query fan-outs. Agent Analytics logs AI crawler visits, citation analytics goes down to pages, Reddit and YouTube, and visitor analytics ties AI referrals to conversions.
Essential costs $95 a month (50 prompts), with a free Explore tier. The limit: crawler logs start on Professional at $245.
2. Trackbase
Trackbase is built in the Netherlands and hosted in the EU, with its llms.txt naming infrastructure in the Netherlands. It runs a fixed prompt set every 24 hours on up to 11 models, from ChatGPT and Claude to LLaMA and Mistral. Around the tracker it adds crawler analytics through a Cloudflare Worker, Cloudflare Logpush or a WordPress plugin, a ChatGPT Shopping module and an action list with predicted impact per task. Essential costs 49 EUR a month for 10 prompts on 3 models. Professional at 199 EUR covers 20 prompts on all 11. Both have a 14-day trial without a card.
The limit: 20 prompts on the main plan, and llms.txt still lists older, higher prices than the live pricing page.
3. Visiblie
Visiblie is a Belgian company, Visiblie BV, founded in 2025 by Gilles Praet and Domien Van Damme. In a July 2026 post on its own blog it announced 500,000 EUR in convertible loan financing. The platform tracks buyer prompts weekly across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI. Five agents (Scout, Strategy, Content, Deploy and Monitor) audit, plan, write and deploy schema and content through your CMS API, file access or a script tag, in review or autonomous mode. Starter is 79 EUR a month (63 EUR yearly) for 50 prompts.
The limit: prompts run weekly while the monitoring page sells "real-time" monitoring, and the trial requires a card.
4. Adbrains
Adbrains is a Rotterdam performance marketing company that sells GEO only bundled with SEO. The self-serve plans measure your prompts daily in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude and Google AI Overviews, show mentions, citations, competitors and sources, and track Google and Bing positions weekly in the same dashboard. SEO + GEO Essential costs 149 EUR a month for 20 prompts and 50 keywords. Professional at 349 EUR adds a content gap view and 5 articles a month that publish automatically to WordPress through the Adbrains plugin. Both plans have a 7-day trial.
The limit: you can't buy GEO on its own, and Essential's 20 prompts are few.
5. ViRank
ViRank is Dutch SEO and GEO software for WordPress from ViVortis B.V. in Eindhoven. A plugin connects your site. ViRank tracks Google positions daily, asks AI assistants market questions weekly, ranks opportunities by estimated euros using your own GA4 conversions, and applies meta titles, schema, internal links and alt texts on WordPress and WooCommerce after you approve them. Every change is snapshotted and can be rolled back. The plan costs 199 EUR a month (149 EUR yearly) for 1 site and 300 fixes a month, with a 14-day trial without a card.
The limit: the homepage and pricing page disagree on which AI engines it measures and how many questions it asks.
6. AIGeschikt
AIGeschikt is a fully managed service from Rotterdam for Dutch SMEs. For each client it freezes 100 Dutch buying questions and puts them to ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI Overviews, about 1,300 measurements a week. It diagnoses why you're missing per question, writes the fix from facts you've confirmed, emails it for one-click approval, and publishes to WordPress, Ghost, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, Squarespace or a custom API. It also tracks AI crawler visits per page. Kern costs 299 EUR a month for 3 finished pieces.
The limit: there's no self-serve dashboard, by design, so you rely on the team's reporting.
7. Briljant
Briljant, based in Groningen, tracks daily whether ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity name you on your customers' questions, and which competitor appears instead. It generates the prompt set from your website, stores the full answer, and mixes generic and brand questions 70/30 so scores don't inflate. GEO Analytics separately measures visitors from 16+ AI platforms. Pro costs 49 EUR a month (33.25 EUR annually) for 1 website and 100+ prompts, with a 7-day trial and iDEAL or SEPA payment.
The limit: three engines only, with no Google AI Overviews, AI Mode, Claude or Copilot.
8. GeoGen
GeoGen has a registered address in Knokke-Heist, Belgium. You pick which models to track from ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Copilot, Grok, Perplexity, Gemini and AI Mode, and GeoGen runs your prompts daily, reporting reach, share of voice, citation rate, cited pages and sentiment. Prompts can be set per region and language, with unlimited countries and languages on every plan. Micro costs 20 EUR a month billed yearly for 2 models and 10 prompts. Standard is 60 EUR for 4 models and 50 prompts.
The limit: monthly prices aren't shown, and credit metering on top of prompt limits makes real capacity hard to predict.
9. Veesie
Veesie is made in Belgium for Belgium and the Netherlands, by founder Frederiek Pascal and his team. Once a week it sends your questions to ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews, plus Claude and Gemini from the Plus plan, in Dutch, French or English, for Belgium, the Netherlands or Luxembourg. That trilingual setup is rare and suits Belgian brands. Starter costs 29 EUR a month (24 EUR yearly) for 20 questions on 3 engines. Plus at 59 EUR adds the other two engines and an AI-Readiness Audit. The 7-day trial needs no card.
The limit: weekly is the maximum refresh on every plan, Agency included.
10. Teun.ai
Teun.ai leads with six free Dutch tools you can use without an account, including an AI Visibility Snapshot of ten commercial prompts on ChatGPT and Perplexity and a GEO Audit of a URL with a live Perplexity test. Every result shows the raw AI output with a timestamp. Paid plans add automatic tracking: Lite at 29.95 EUR a month for 20 keywords and 10 GEO prompts, and Pro at 49.95 EUR for 50 keywords, unlimited GEO prompts and Claude.
The limit: Lite meters SEO keywords and GEO prompts together, so its GEO allowance is just 10 prompts.
Also considered
We left out two local tools. Aibevolen is a good done-for-you option for a local business with no marketing team, but it measures only ChatGPT and Perplexity, weekly. Chooj contradicts itself on its own page about price and engine coverage, and its testimonials were placeholders when our catalog entry was written.
Comparison table
| Tool | Best for | From | The capability that matters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Promptwatch | Full measurement, crawl to conversion | Free; $95/mo | Daily tracking plus crawler logs and conversions |
| Trackbase | EU-hosted daily tracking | 49 EUR/mo | 11 models, crawler analytics, ChatGPT Shopping |
| Visiblie | Belgian teams wanting agents | 79 EUR/mo | Agents that deploy content and schema |
| Adbrains | SEO and GEO in one dashboard | 149 EUR/mo | Daily 5-engine tracking, WordPress auto-publishing |
| ViRank | WordPress and WooCommerce sites | 199 EUR/mo | Approved fixes with per-change rollback |
| AIGeschikt | Dutch SMEs that want it done | 299 EUR/mo | 100 Dutch questions, content published after approval |
| Briljant | Daily Dutch tracking on a budget | 49 EUR/mo | 100+ prompts, AI visitor counts |
| GeoGen | Picking your own models | 20 EUR/mo (yearly) | Daily checks, unlimited countries and languages |
| Veesie | Trilingual Belgian brands | 29 EUR/mo | Dutch, French and English per market |
| Teun.ai | A free first look | Free; 29.95 EUR/mo | Six free tools with raw AI output |
Who should pick which
If you're a Belgian brand selling in two languages, Veesie's trilingual setup is the obvious local starting point. If EU hosting is a hard requirement and your prompt list is short, Trackbase gives the widest daily model coverage. WordPress sites that want fixes applied for them should look at ViRank, or Adbrains if you also want classic SEO in the same place. If you want an agent to deploy the work, look at Visiblie. If you have no time to run a tool at all, AIGeschikt does the work in Dutch and asks for your approval. For a free first look, Teun.ai or Briljant's free scan costs nothing.
Where to start
Most tools on this list measure answers. Fewer can show you why you're missing, and almost none show what AI visibility is worth in conversions. That's the reason Promptwatch, built in Amsterdam, sits at the top. Its crawler logs show whether AI bots read your Dutch pages, citation analytics shows which local sources the engines trust, and visitor analytics shows what AI-referred buyers do once they arrive. Start on the free Explore tier at promptwatch.com.