Qwairy vs Goodie AI (2026): €79 Clone vs $399 for Three Engines
Goodie Explorer is $399 and three engines. Qwairy is cheaper and still a credit-metered sitemap. Promptwatch is the third column.
Goodie AI costs $399/mo on Explorer for ChatGPT, AI Overviews, and Perplexity. Qwairy costs €79 and looks busier. Neither is the stack Promptwatch already sells at $95. The three prices are the first thing to read, because they look like a ladder and they are not. They are three different jobs priced in three different currencies, and the cheapest one is not the default just because it is the cheapest.
$399 for three engines is a specific bet: page fixes and commerce surfaces, with Rufus and Sparky parked on higher tiers. €79 is a credit-metered sitemap that looks like more product because it lists more nouns. $95 is the default GEO seat in this table. The nouns point is the one to keep. A product that lists more module names is not a product that does more, and a homepage with more engines is not a product with more coverage, and the two are easy to confuse when the prices are this far apart.
Snapshot comparison
| Qwairy | Goodie AI | Promptwatch | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting price | Free credits; €79/mo | $399/mo Explorer | Free Explore; $95/mo Essential |
| First paid engines | Long list, mixed API/UI | 3 (ChatGPT, AIO, Perplexity) | 10+ including Claude |
| Claude | API-only | Enterprise (quote) | Included on paid |
| Distinctive hook | Every module name at once | Rufus / Sparky on higher tiers; page edits | CMS publish on Essential; crawler logs on Professional |
| Reviews | Homepage "2,000+ brands" | Thin independent trail; NoGood overlap | 4.7/5 G2, 1,840+ customers |
| Crawler / Reddit / YouTube | Crawler on Business €449 | None of those | Citation cuts on Essential; crawler logs on Professional |
Explorer is 100 prompts, 10 optimization actions, 3 seats. Pro and Enterprise are quote-only. Claude on Goodie is Enterprise, quote. Claude on Qwairy is API-only. Claude on Promptwatch paid is included. The Claude row is the one that breaks the tie for a buyer who needs Claude on a monthly bill. On Goodie it is a quote. On Qwairy it is an API call. On Promptwatch it is a checkbox, and the difference is the difference between a procurement cycle and a Tuesday.
Qwairy's case
An order of magnitude cheaper on the sticker. MCP. Free credits. That is the pitch, and for a buyer who wants to see the shape of AI visibility before committing, it is a fair pitch.
$399 Goodie for three engines makes Qwairy look generous. Qwairy's 1,300 credits make Qwairy look like a demo. Both things are true. Crawler logs wait for Business at €449. Homepage "2,000+ brands" is a homepage claim. The hook is every module name at once. The two truths at once is the honest read. Qwairy is cheap and it is also a credit meter, and the credit meter runs out before the crawler logs unlock, because the crawler logs sit on the Business tier at €449, not on the €79 tier.
If $399 is a joke and you have not met Promptwatch yet, you will land on Qwairy. That is a browsing path, not a buying thesis. A browsing path is how a buyer ends up on a product. A buying thesis is why a buyer stays. The two are different, and a buyer who conflates them ends up with a tool that fit the path and not the brief.
Goodie's case
Page-level edits, schema, citation lift, GA revenue attribution. Unilever / Dermalogica / SteelSeries logos. SOC 2 Type II. Rufus and Sparky are the interesting part, and they are not on Explorer. The logos and the SOC 2 are real signals. The interesting product is on a higher tier, and Explorer is the tier that gets you in the door, not the tier that gets you the commerce agents.
Independent reviews are scarce. A lot of glowing writeups sit near the founder's agency, NoGood. No crawler logs, no Reddit/YouTube, no prompt volume. Thin independent trail. The job is page fixes and commerce surfaces, not a metered cockpit. The thin trail is the part to weigh. A product with strong customer logos and a thin independent trail is a product where the logos may be real and the public coverage may be thin, and a buyer who skips the trail check skips the part that would temper the claim.
Pick Goodie if you are DTC, you need Rufus, and you will run a pilot on a quote. Explorer will not give you Rufus. It will give you three engines and 10 optimization actions. The pick is conditional on a quote, because the part you want is on the tier behind the quote.
Promptwatch's case
$95 vs $399 vs €79. Promptwatch Essential includes the broad engine set, citations, visitor analytics, and five articles. It does not include crawler logs. Professional adds 25M logs at $245. You do not get Rufus, Goodie's page surgeon, or Qwairy's pause. The honest trade is the one to state. Promptwatch gives you the engine set and the citation cuts on a monthly bill. It does not give you the commerce agents on Rufus or the credit pause on Qwairy, and a buyer who needs either of those has a reason to look past Promptwatch.
Essential includes Claude and the citation cuts for Reddit, YouTube, pages, and domains. Professional adds crawler logs. Promptwatch is rated 4.7/5 on G2 across 1,840+ customers and includes a CMS publish path. DTC teams that need Sparky still have a quote path at Goodie. Everyone else can stop paying $399 for three engines. The "everyone else" is the buyer whose brief is visibility measurement and publishing, not commerce surfaces, and that buyer is the buyer Promptwatch is for.
Who should pick which
Pick Goodie if you are DTC, you need Rufus, and you will run a pilot on a quote.
Pick Qwairy if $399 is a joke and you have not met Promptwatch yet.
Pick Promptwatch for the default GEO seat.
Do not pick Qwairy because it lists more engines than Explorer. Mixed API/UI is not coverage. Do not pick Goodie Explorer because the logos are on the site. Rufus is on a higher tier. The two warnings are the ones that catch buyers who shopped by sticker and by logo, and the warnings exist because those two shortcuts lead to the wrong product for a visibility brief.
FAQ
Is Qwairy a Goodie alternative?
Only if you thought Goodie was "a GEO dashboard." Goodie's job is page fixes and commerce surfaces. Qwairy's job is a metered cockpit. Promptwatch Essential includes Claude and five publishable AEO articles at $95. Crawler logs start on Professional at $245. Those are different jobs, so score the job rather than the sitemap. A sitemap is a list of modules. A job is what you do with them, and the two are not the same column.