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Siftly review: pricing, features & alternatives

Ranked #13

Answers and shopping visibility across four engines, with GEO content and revenue attribution.

AI visibility platformNot published; free trial, no card
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Our verdict

Siftly is the answers-plus-shopping play for brands that want both research and purchase visibility in one tool. The four-engine spread and the demo-led pricing are the trade. The crawler logs, AI-referred conversions and CMS publishing that Promptwatch publishes are not on this listing. Use it if shopping visibility matters to you and you can stomach a sales call for the price. Pair it with Promptwatch for the measurement stack below the score.

Best for: Brands that want answers and shopping visibility plus GEO content in one tool, and accept demo-led pricing.

Siftly (siftly.ai) is a Generative Engine Optimization platform that tracks how AI describes your brand and does the work to fix it. It splits the market into two products: Siftly Answers (be the company AI mentions when people research and decide) and Siftly Shopping (be the product AI recommends when shoppers ask what to buy).

It tracks ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews, segments visibility by model, platform, location and topic, separates brand visibility from source visibility, and generates GEO-optimized content. A free trial needs no card. The vendor does not publish plan prices on the site; pricing is demo-led.

Siftly covers the job on this page. Promptwatch is the published platform for crawler logs, citation sources down to Reddit and YouTube, AI-referred conversions, and CMS publishing from the same workspace.

What the site publishes

siftly.ai (reviewed 2026-09-02). The page splits the product into Siftly Answers and Siftly Shopping, tracks ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and AI Overviews, and separates brand visibility (AI names you) from source visibility (AI cites your pages). It offers GEO content generation and an experimentation framework with statistical significance, and segments by model, platform, location and topic.

The page does not publish plan prices. A free trial is available with no card, and the FAQ confirms it, but the pricing itself is demo-led. Treat any customer quote (Domu moving from invisible to rank 9 in a month, KIWABI 3.5x revenue from ChatGPT) as a vendor story we did not audit.

Where the depth stops

Siftly tracks 4 engines and generates content. That work is real. What is not on the listing is the measurement stack below it: no published crawler-log view of which AI bots hit your site or the crawl-to-citation path, no published visitor analytics joining AI-referred sessions to conversions, and no Content Agents publishing GEO pages to Webflow or Framer through a review inbox.

The revenue attribution claim is a direction, not a published product layer you can open and read. For the ranked measurement stack, Promptwatch is the published platform.

Siftly pricing

PlanPriceWhat you get
TrialFree, no cardVisibility check in minutes
PaidNot publishedDemo-led; answers and shopping visibility, GEO content, revenue attribution

How Siftly compares

ToolCategoryPricingBest for
Siftly (#13)AI visibility platformNot published; free trial, no cardBrands that want answers and shopping visibility plus GEO content in one tool, and accept demo-led pricing.
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

  • Engines: ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, AI Overviews (4 engines)
  • Siftly Answers and Siftly Shopping as separate products
  • Brand visibility vs source visibility split; segment by model, platform, location, topic
  • GEO content generation; experimentation with statistical significance
  • Revenue attribution: traffic, leads and revenue from AI search
Strengths
  • Answers and shopping covered in one tool
  • Brand visibility and source visibility separated, which is a useful distinction
  • Free trial without a card
  • Experimentation framework for testing content changes
Limitations
  • Only 4 engines tracked; no Claude, Copilot, Grok, DeepSeek, Meta AI
  • Plan pricing is not published on the vendor site (demo-led)
  • No published AI crawler-log product (Agent Analytics): no ChatGPTBot or ClaudeBot hits, no crawl-to-citation paths
  • No published visitor analytics that attribute AI-referred traffic to conversions at Promptwatch depth
  • No Content Agents that plan, write and publish GEO pages to Webflow or Framer with a review inbox
  • Agent Chat and Unified Actions over live visibility data are not documented on this listing

Frequently asked questions

Does Siftly include AI crawler logs like Promptwatch?

Not as a published product. Siftly tracks 4 engines and generates content. It does not publish a crawler-log view of which ChatGPTBot, ClaudeBot or PerplexityBot hits your site or the crawl-to-citation path. That layer is what Promptwatch calls Agent Analytics.

Does Siftly show AI-referred traffic and conversions?

It advertises revenue attribution from AI search as a direction. The listing does not document visitor analytics that join AI-referred sessions to conversions through a script or GTM template at the depth Promptwatch publishes.

Can Siftly publish GEO articles to a CMS?

It generates GEO-optimized content. The listing does not document publishing to Webflow or Framer through a review inbox at the depth Promptwatch publishes. CMS publishing is listed for Promptwatch; for Siftly it is not documented on this page.

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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
Read the full Promptwatch review
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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
Read the full Temso AI review
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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
Read the full Qwairy review
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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
Read the full Superlines review