Qwairy vs Superlines (2026): Two €79 European Trackers
Superlines caps you at 3 engines and says so. Qwairy lists 10+ and meters the queries. Promptwatch is the third column.
Qwairy and Superlines are both European, both €79, both talking about live AI interfaces and MCP. Superlines is honest about the 3-engine self-serve cap. Qwairy is honest about almost nothing on that axis. Promptwatch is the third column because €79 is not the same as a finished loop.
Google's AI features guidance still covers Overviews. It does not store ChatGPT or Perplexity answers on a prompt you typed.
This is the comparison you open when two stickers match and you want the "European tracker" that will not surprise you. Superlines writes the trap on the card: pick any three of ten-plus engines, one month of history, no export until Pro. Qwairy writes a longer engine list and hides the trap in the FAQ: credits, pause, API sampling. Same price. Different kinds of honesty.
Snapshot comparison
| Qwairy | Superlines | Promptwatch | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting price | Free credits; €79/mo | 7-day trial; €79/mo | Free Explore; $95/mo Essential |
| Engines on Starter | 10+ names; 3 API-only | Pick any 3 of 10+ | 10+ live UIs including Claude |
| History | Not published as a 1-month cap | 1 month on Starter | Ongoing on paid |
| Exports | CSV/PDF on paid | None on Starter; Pro €199 | Paid stack |
| REST API | Growth €199 | Growth €379 | Paid (API v2) |
| Crawler / bot | Business €449 | AI bot analytics listed on all plans | Professional: Agent Analytics, 25M logs |
| Content | 50 credits/brief | 5 AEO articles on Starter | 5 AEO articles on Essential |
| 10-engine coverage | Named on Starter (mixed sampling) | Enterprise only | Essential |
Qwairy's case
More engine names without an Enterprise call. Free credits instead of a 7-day clock. Unlimited members. CSV and PDF on paid. REST API at Growth €199.
Then the pause, the API Claude, the €449 crawler gate, the 120-vs-100 trial typo. Ten-plus names on Starter are mixed sampling. Three of them are API-only. Content is 50 credits per brief. History is not published as a one-month cap, which sounds generous until you realize the workspace can still freeze at zero credits.
If you still believe the 10+ headline, Qwairy will take the €79. Read the FAQ first.
Superlines's case
Real-UI pitch is the whole brand. MCP and unlimited seats on Starter. Agency SKUs at the same prices with 5 to 20 client brands. 12% annual off. Article generator (5/mo) without a 50-credit brief. AI bot analytics listed on all plans.
You pick three engines. History is one month. No export until Pro (€199). Ten engines is a sales call. REST API waits for Growth at €379. That is a cap you can plan around.
Superlines does not pause via a Qwairy-style credit wallet on the page we fetched. Limits are prompts, engines, history, and article counts. The trap is written on the card. For €79, that is the less painful European tracker.
Promptwatch's case
Essential is $95 for the engine set Superlines holds for Enterprise and Qwairy only half-samples. It includes 200K visitor events and five AEO articles, the same article count Superlines puts on Starter, without the three-engine cap. Explore stays free after day 7. Crawler logs begin on Professional at $245 with a 25M allowance.
You pay a little more than €79. You get 10+ live UIs including Claude on the first paid plan. History is ongoing on paid. API v2 is on paid, not a €379 Growth cliff. That is the brochure both European cards were gesturing at.
Who should pick which
Pick Superlines if three engines and a short history window are enough and you want the live-UI story without Qwairy's meter. Plan on Pro if you need exports. Plan on Enterprise if you need ten engines. Agency SKUs at the same prices are the multi-brand path.
Pick Qwairy if you still believe the 10+ headline. Prefer the free credits over the paid pause.
Pick Promptwatch if you wanted both companies' brochures. Essential is the 10-engine coverage Superlines keeps for Enterprise. Explore does not expire when a trial clock hits day 7.
€79 vs $95 is not the interesting gap. The interesting gap is whether the first paid plan is three engines or the set you actually named in the brief.
FAQ
Which €79 plan is less of a trap?
Superlines. The trap is written on the card (3 engines, 1 month). Qwairy's trap is in the FAQ (credits, pause, API).
Does Superlines pause?
Not via a Qwairy-style credit wallet on the page we fetched. Limits are prompts, engines, history, and article counts.
Is Superlines's 10-engine list on Starter?
No. You pick three. Ten engines is Enterprise. Qwairy names 10+ on Starter with mixed sampling. Promptwatch Essential includes 10+ live UIs.