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Ahrefs Brand Radar measures AI share-of-voice, mentions and citations across six AI indexes — Google AI Overviews and AI Mode, ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini and Perplexity — over an enormous prompt volume, and adds brand discovery across the web, YouTube, Reddit and TikTok. It is an add-on on top of a paid Ahrefs plan, so full AI coverage lands near $828 a month. Seovision is an AI-native alternative that tracks seven assistants plus Google AI Overviews and AI Mode, and bundles an audit, an auto-publishing article engine and a backlinks exchange from $99 a month. Pick Brand Radar for market-scale intelligence inside Ahrefs; pick Seovision for wide AI coverage plus the tools to act, affordably.
Ahrefs Brand Radar is one of the most powerful measurement layers in AI search, built on the scale and data Ahrefs is known for. Seovision plays a different game: broad assistant coverage plus the audit, content and backlink tools to act, at a fraction of the entry cost. This is a fair, specific comparison. Because both vendors adjust pricing and coverage often, confirm current specifics on each site before deciding.
Ahrefs Brand Radar is an AI-visibility module inside Ahrefs that reports how often AI answers mention, cite and recommend your brand. In practice you define your brand and competitors and a set of category prompts, and Brand Radar reports three core metrics — AI Mentions, AI Citations and AI Share of Voice — across its AI indexes, measured over a very large prompt volume rather than only your own handful of prompts. You use it to benchmark share-of-voice against rivals, find the topics and prompts where you are cited or missing, and spot where your brand is being discovered across the web, YouTube, Reddit and TikTok. Because it sits on Ahrefs' backlink and SEO index, you can connect AI visibility back to the pages and links behind it.
Brand Radar tracks six AI indexes: Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini and Perplexity. That is strong coverage of the highest-traffic surfaces, and the six-index breadth is a genuine selling point. The honest gap is that, at the time of writing, it does not natively track Anthropic's Claude or xAI's Grok. Seovision covers ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok, Copilot and DeepSeek plus those same Google surfaces, so it adds Claude, Grok and DeepSeek to the list — while Brand Radar counters with far greater prompt volume on the engines it does cover.
Its standout is scale. Brand Radar tracks hundreds of millions of prompts a month, which gives you a market-level view of AI answers rather than a read on just the prompts you thought to enter — genuinely useful for understanding a whole category. The brand-discovery layer across social, video and forums is something most pure AI-visibility monitors do not offer, and because it is backed by Ahrefs' enormous backlink and SEO dataset, you can tie AI visibility to the underlying content and link profile. For competitive and market intelligence inside an Ahrefs subscription, it is best-in-class, and that deserves to be said plainly.
Before committing to the all-in cost, get clear on one distinction. Brand Radar's headline strength is market-scale prompt volume, which answers "how does my whole category look across AI answers?" That is a different question from tracking the specific buyer prompts you care about most, which a focused monitor can do for far less. If your real need is a tight read on your own priority prompts plus the ability to act on them, you may be paying for market-research scale you will not fully use. If you genuinely want the category-wide view and the cross-platform discovery, the scale earns its price. Map your must-have engines too: if Claude or Grok matter to your buyers, note that Brand Radar does not track them today while Seovision does. That five-minute check usually settles which tool fits.
Brand Radar is an add-on, not a standalone product. At the time of writing it is priced around $199 per month for a single AI index, or roughly $699 per month for the six-index bundle, on top of a base Ahrefs plan that starts near $129 per month. That means full AI coverage lands close to $828 per month all-in. It is a serious investment aimed at teams that want market-scale data and already value the Ahrefs suite. Seovision, by contrast, is a flat $99, $189 or $269 per month with the audit, content engine and backlinks exchange included. Verify current pricing on each site, since these tiers change.
Seovision is AI-native and closes the loop rather than stopping at measurement. Alongside tracking, it gives you a free instant audit with no signup, a full SEO audit, an AI article engine that auto-publishes to WordPress, Shopify, Wix and Webflow, and an opt-in backlinks exchange — so you can act on findings in the same place you measure them. To be fair about the trade-off: Seovision does not match Brand Radar's market-scale prompt volume or its discovery across YouTube, Reddit and TikTok, and it does not carry Ahrefs' backlink index. Those are real Ahrefs strengths for market research. Seovision's edge is broad assistant coverage plus an act-on-it workflow at an accessible price, not raw data scale.
Here is how the two line up on the dimensions that tend to decide it.
| Dimension | Seovision | Ahrefs Brand Radar |
|---|---|---|
| What it tracks | AI mentions, citations, sentiment and competitor share-of-voice for your prompt set | AI Mentions, AI Citations and AI Share of Voice at market scale, plus brand discovery on web, YouTube, Reddit and TikTok |
| AI engines covered | ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok, Copilot and DeepSeek, plus Google AI Overviews and AI Mode | Six indexes: Google AI Overviews and AI Mode, ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini and Perplexity; no native Claude or Grok |
| Beyond tracking | Free instant audit, full SEO audit, auto-publishing article engine and an opt-in backlinks exchange | Ties AI visibility to Ahrefs' backlink and SEO index; monitoring only, no content or publishing layer |
| Pricing | Flat plans: $99 Basic, $189 Pro, $269 Advanced per month, everything included | Add-on: around $199 per index or $699 for the bundle, on top of an Ahrefs plan from ~$129; near $828 per month all-in |
| Standout | AI-native coverage plus a build-and-publish workflow in one tool | Market-scale prompt volume and cross-platform brand discovery |
| Best for | Lean teams and agencies that want wide AI coverage and the tools to act | Ahrefs users who want market-level AI intelligence beside their backlink data |
Brand Radar is worth it if you already pay for Ahrefs and want market-scale AI intelligence beside your backlink and SEO data; the scale and discovery are hard to beat for that job. Whether it is enough for AEO depends on what you need next. It is a measurement and market-research layer: it does not produce content, publish anything, connect to GA4 for AI referral traffic, or track Claude and Grok. So it tells you where you stand across a category, but the fixing — the audit, the content, the publishing — is left entirely to you. For end-to-end AEO, you either pair Brand Radar with a separate content workflow or choose a track-and-fix tool like Seovision that includes it.
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Brand Radar is an add-on. At the time of writing it is around $199 per month for a single AI index or roughly $699 per month for the six-index bundle, on top of a base Ahrefs plan from about $129 per month, so full coverage lands near $828 per month all-in. Confirm current pricing before buying.
It is an AI-visibility module inside Ahrefs. You set your brand, competitors and category prompts, and it reports AI Mentions, AI Citations and AI Share of Voice across six indexes over a large prompt volume, plus brand discovery across web, YouTube, Reddit and TikTok. You use it to benchmark against rivals and find where you are cited or missing.
It is worth it for Ahrefs users who want market-scale AI intelligence beside their backlink and SEO data; the prompt volume and cross-platform discovery are best-in-class. It is monitoring only, so if you also need content and publishing, budget for that separately or use a track-and-fix tool like Seovision.
Six indexes: Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini and Perplexity. It does not natively track Claude or Grok. Seovision adds Claude, Grok and DeepSeek on top of those Google surfaces and ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Copilot.
It is a strong measurement and market-research layer, but it does not produce or publish content, connect to GA4, or cover Claude and Grok. For end-to-end AEO you still need an audit and content workflow, which is what a track-and-fix tool like Seovision bundles in.
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