Trakkr review
Ranked #25Free-first LLM visibility tracking with a public brand-visibility benchmark.
Our verdict
Trakkr grew up fast: what was the category's best free tracker is now a $100/mo product with a trial that auto-converts. The feature set justifies attention — eight models tracked daily, AI crawler analytics, Reddit intelligence, an MCP server — but the pricing is quietly modular (brands, prompts, pages, and white-label all cost extra), documented accuracy bugs exist, and most of its glowing coverage comes from its own blog. Promising, not proven.
Best for: Teams that want daily multi-model tracking with crawler analytics and Reddit intelligence — and accept a young product with add-on pricing.
Trakkr made its name with a generous free tier and a public LLM visibility index, letting anyone benchmark brand presence in AI answers before paying a cent.
Paid tiers add prompt volume, competitor tracking, and alerting on top of the same clean scoring model.
What you get for $100
The Growth plan tracks your brand across eight AI models daily with 50 prompts, and the surrounding features are genuinely differentiated at this price: AI crawler analytics (which bots hit your site, what they fetched), Reddit intelligence for monitoring the threads LLMs train on and cite, LLM-readability audits, and an MCP server so you can query your data from Claude or ChatGPT directly.
That combination — visibility plus crawler logs plus Reddit — is something even pricier trackers rarely bundle.
The fine print and the growing pains
Two things changed in 2026: the free tier quietly disappeared (a 14-day trial that auto-charges $100 replaced it), and pricing went modular. Fifty prompts is tight for real coverage, and expanding costs real money: prompt packs run $39–99/mo, each extra brand $39/mo, AI-generated pages $79/mo, agency white-label $49/mo. A realistic agency setup lands closer to $250–400/mo than the $100 sticker.
Maturity shows in the data too: one documented case had Trakkr reporting zero ChatGPT visibility while the user's Google Analytics showed live ChatGPT referral traffic. And diligence is tricky because Trakkr's own prolific content marketing dominates search results about it — there's no G2 footprint yet to balance the picture.
| Line item | Cost |
|---|---|
| Growth base (1 brand, 50 prompts, 8 models daily) | $100/mo |
| Additional brand | $39/mo each |
| Prompt packs | $39–99/mo |
| AI pages | $79/mo |
| White-label reporting | $49/mo |
| Realistic agency setup | ~$250–400/mo |
Who should buy it
Teams that value the crawler-analytics and Reddit angles — those are real differentiators — and are comfortable riding a young product's iteration, with the trial calendar-reminded before day 14.
Anyone whose GA already shows meaningful AI referrals should cross-check Trakkr's numbers against it for the first month before trusting the dashboards.
Trakkr pricing
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Trial | 14 days, auto-charges $100 | Full Growth features — set a reminder |
| Growth | $100/mo | 1 brand, 50 prompts, 8 models daily, crawler analytics, MCP |
| Add-ons | $39–99/mo each | Extra brands, prompt packs, AI pages, white-label |
How Trakkr compares
| Tool | Category | Pricing | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trakkr (#25) | AI visibility tracker | From $100/mo | Teams that want daily multi-model tracking with crawler analytics and Reddit intelligence — and accept a young product with add-on pricing. |
| Promptwatch (#2) | AI visibility tracker | From $29/mo | Teams that want evidence-grade tracking, alerts, and competitor share without enterprise pricing or onboarding. |
| Otterly.AI (#4) | AI visibility tracker | From $29/mo | SMBs and first-time GEO buyers who want the cheapest credible entry — and can live with weekly-ish data. |
| LLM Pulse (#21) | AI visibility tracker | From €49/mo | Small teams and agencies that want transparent self-serve pricing and whole-team access without seat fees — at weekly cadence. |
Key features
- Free brand visibility benchmarking
- LLM visibility scoring over time
- Competitor tracking on paid tiers
- Change alerts
Frequently asked questions
Doesn't Trakkr have a free tier?
Not anymore. The free tier that built its reputation was removed; entry is now a 14-day trial that auto-converts to $100/mo unless you cancel.
How accurate is Trakkr's data?
Mostly reasonable but not yet proven: there's a documented case of it showing zero ChatGPT visibility while the user's analytics recorded real ChatGPT referrals. Cross-check against your GA for the first month.
What does a real setup cost?
More than $100. Extra brands ($39), prompt packs ($39–99), AI pages ($79), and white-label ($49) stack, putting typical agency configurations at $250–400/mo.
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