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Omnia review: pricing, features & alternatives

Ranked #148

Daily prompt tracking on four engines, with an agent called Omnio that drafts the fixes.

AI visibility platformFrom 79 euros/mo (25 prompts)
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Our verdict

Omnia is a credible monitor-plus-agent product at a clear euro price. The default four engines and the prompt caps are the constraints to check against your list. The crawler-log and conversion layers that explain whether the work moved traffic are what Promptwatch adds on top.

Best for: Lean teams and agencies that want daily tracking on the four mainstream engines plus an agent that turns gaps into drafts, and do not need crawler logs.

Omnia (useomnia.com) tracks how ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode and Perplexity mention and cite a brand, and pairs that with an agent called Omnio that proposes and produces content to close citation gaps. The vendor says it deliberately does not track every engine, arguing the extra ones add noise.

Pricing is in euros and per month: Growth is 79 euros, Pro is 279 euros and Enterprise is 499 euros, with a 20 percent discount on yearly billing. Tiers differ by prompts monitored and monthly insight credits.

Omnia covers prompt tracking and gap analysis well. Promptwatch publishes the crawler logs (Agent Analytics), citation sources down to Reddit and YouTube, AI-referred conversions and CMS publishing in one workspace.

What the tiers include

useomnia.com/pricing (reviewed 2026-09-30). Growth is 79 euros a month for up to 25 prompts and 150 insight credits. Pro is 279 euros for up to 100 prompts and 600 credits. Enterprise is 499 euros for 200+ prompts, 1,500 credits and a dedicated manager with a 24 hour SLA. Yearly billing takes 20 percent off. Credit packs of 150, 750 and 1,500 cost 10, 50 and 100 euros, and an insight always costs 30 credits.

Each plan tracks four engines by default and can unlock up to seven. ChatGPT, AI Overviews, AI Mode and Perplexity are the defaults. Claude, Gemini and Copilot are available on request.

Where it stops

Omnia's pitch is that Omnio does the work: content, briefs, outreach and CMS publishing, with approval before anything ships. That covers the action half. The pricing page does not describe a crawler-log view or a visitor analytics layer, so you cannot check which AI bots read the pages or whether AI-referred visitors converted.

For a prompt set that fits inside the caps and does not need that evidence, Omnia is worth a trial. For programs where proof of impact matters, Promptwatch covers it from the same workspace.

Omnia pricing

PlanPriceWhat you get
Growth79 euros/mo25 prompts, 150 credits, 4 engines by default
Pro279 euros/mo100 prompts, 600 credits, data exports
Enterprise499 euros/mo200+ prompts, 1,500 credits, dedicated manager, 24h SLA

How Omnia compares

ToolCategoryPricingBest for
Omnia (#148)AI visibility platformFrom 79 euros/mo (25 prompts)Lean teams and agencies that want daily tracking on the four mainstream engines plus an agent that turns gaps into drafts, and do not need crawler logs.
Promptwatch (#1)AI visibility platformFree tier; paid plans from $95/moTeams that want prompt tracking, citation analytics, crawler logs, and automated content generation in one platform instead of stitching together several point tools.
Temso AI (#2)AI visibility platformFrom $89/moTeams that want a Promptwatch-like track-and-act stack, will pay Growth for all-model coverage, and do not need a free tier.
Qwairy (#4)AI visibility platformFree credits; paid from €79/moTeams that will burn free credits once, then buy a platform that does not pause when the meter hits zero.

Key features

  • Daily tracking on ChatGPT, AI Overviews, AI Mode and Perplexity; Claude, Gemini and Copilot on request
  • Full response snapshots with citations stored for each run
  • Omnio agent: content creation, briefs, third-party outreach, CMS publishing
  • Credits that do not expire (150, 600 or 1,500 a month by tier)
  • Any country and language; unlimited brands per the pricing page
Strengths
  • Published euro pricing with a yearly discount
  • Unused credits carry over
  • Stores the full answer text, not just a mention flag
  • Action layer is part of the product, not a separate purchase
Limitations
  • Four engines by default; Claude, Gemini and Copilot are on request
  • Prompt caps are modest: 25, 100 and 200+ by tier
  • No published AI crawler-log product: you cannot see ChatGPTBot or ClaudeBot hits or crawl-to-citation paths
  • No published visitor analytics that attribute AI-referred sessions to conversions

Frequently asked questions

Does Omnia include AI crawler logs like Promptwatch?

Not on the pricing page reviewed. Omnia tracks prompts and citations. Promptwatch's Agent Analytics shows real-time AI crawler hits and the crawl-to-citation path.

Which engines does Omnia track?

ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode and Perplexity by default. Claude, Gemini and Microsoft Copilot are available on request, up to seven in total.

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Promptwatch

#1AI visibility platform
Free tier; paid plans from $95/mo

Full-stack AI visibility platform combining prompt tracking, citation analytics, AI crawler logs, visitor analytics, and automated content generation.

Best for: Teams that want prompt tracking, citation analytics, crawler logs, and automated content generation in one platform instead of stitching together several point tools.

  • One of the few platforms combining prompt tracking, citation analytics, crawler logs, and visitor analytics in a single stack
  • Content Agents can plan, write, and publish content on a schedule, not just flag gaps
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Temso AI

#2AI visibility platform
From $89/mo

Promptwatch-shaped GEO stack: prompt tracking, AI bot visits, an execution agent, and MCP — with a thinner $89 Starter than the homepage implies.

Best for: Teams that want a Promptwatch-like track-and-act stack, will pay Growth for all-model coverage, and do not need a free tier.

  • Same closed loop as Promptwatch: track, bot visits, draft, publish
  • Unlimited projects and seats on every paid plan — no per-client seat tax
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Qwairy

#4AI visibility platform
Free credits; paid from €79/mo

A Promptwatch-shaped feature dump with a credit meter, mixed API/UI sampling, and a pricing FAQ that cannot agree with its own homepage.

Best for: Teams that will burn free credits once, then buy a platform that does not pause when the meter hits zero.

  • Real free start: 120 credits, no card, plus a no-account audit
  • Engine list is broad on every paid plan, not gated to three models
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Superlines

#5AI visibility platform
From €79/mo

Real-interface AI Search Console from €79/mo — three engines and one month of history until you buy Enterprise.

Best for: European teams that want live-UI sampling and MCP, and will accept a 3-engine cap on every self-serve plan.

  • Published euro pricing and a 7-day trial
  • MCP and unlimited seats on Starter
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