Goodie AI: What It Does and How It Compares to Alternatives

A marketer comparing Goodie with Xtrusio, Peec AI and Profound can start free, buy Goodie's full workflow, pay less for prompt tracking or discuss an enterprise rollout.

Other alternatives start lower. Peec AI starts at $95 a month for 50 prompts. Profound offers a free seven-day trial before its custom Enterprise plan. Prices were checked 3 November 2026. The right choice depends on whether you need a free starting point, Goodie's full research-to-revenue loop, lower-cost prompt tracking or an enterprise rollout.

Goodie AI and its alternatives at a glance

The table puts each vendor's published offer on the same date. Published facts are separate from our best-for view.

AI visibility platform prices checked 3 November 2026

Source: each vendor's own pricing or product page, read 3 November 2026. “Best for” is our view based on the published plan descriptions.

Xtrusio

Xtrusio is our product. It shows when ChatGPT and Gemini mention a business, which competitors appear instead and what to work on next. It also tracks perception across ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity and Grok.

The free self-serve plan makes it the lowest-risk place to begin this comparison. The managed service starts with a free trial, followed by tiered plans with details available on request. A free AI and search visibility check is also available.

Who it suits: a team that wants a free start and a free visibility check before choosing a paid service.

What Goodie does

Goodie describes its product as a full loop. It researches how people ask about a market, monitors mentions and citations, recommends changes, then connects visibility to business outcomes. Its monitoring covers mentions, citations, sentiment and competitive share.

The homepage names ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, Copilot, Grok and Meta AI. That is broader than the five-model allowance on the Core plan because the exact number tracked depends on the plan.

Goodie's Enterprise plan can track up to 14 models. It also lists API access and SOC 2 compliance. In our view, those features make the Enterprise tier a natural fit for a larger program that needs integration and governance controls.

Goodie pricing

Core costs $295 a month. It includes five core models, 110 prompts, 50 optimizations a month, unlimited seats and strategist support. Goodie offers a seven-day free trial for this plan. Prices were checked 3 November 2026.

Pro costs $999 a month. It raises the allowance to eight models and 250 prompts. Enterprise is custom priced through a demo and supports up to 14 models. Prices were checked 3 November 2026.

Goodie also offers annual billing with two months free. Its pricing page says some AEO platforms start lower than Core. In our view, that is useful because price is one of the clearest differences in this comparison.

Pros: research, monitoring, optimization and revenue attribution sit in one workflow. Cons: Core starts above the other published entry price in this comparison. Skip it if your first requirement is the lowest published monthly price.

Our example: cost per tracked prompt

Our example (our calculation from published prices, checked 3 November 2026). Dividing each monthly price by its listed prompt allowance gives a simple comparison:

Our calculation from published prices checked 3 November 2026: monthly price divided by tracked prompts

This is not a value score. The plans track different numbers of models and include different services. The calculation only shows how the published price relates to the published prompt allowance.

The per-prompt result adds one useful insight: Peec AI Advanced is lowest in this example at about $1.41, while Goodie Pro is highest at about $4.00. Prices were checked 3 November 2026. That does not make one plan better because model coverage and services differ.

Peec AI

Peec AI's Starter plan is $95 a month for 50 prompts and three models. Pro is $245 a month for 150 prompts. Advanced is $495 a month for 350 prompts. Prices were checked 3 November 2026. Every plan includes unlimited users.

That structure suits a team that wants a published monthly price and a clear prompt allowance. The lower starting price also makes it easier to compare prompt tracking before moving to a broader service.

Pros: the lowest calculated prompt cost in this example and clear published tiers. Cons: the entry plan lists fewer models than broader plans in the table. Skip it if you need a research-to-revenue workflow in one product.

Profound

Profound's trial is free for seven days. It runs 50 prompts daily across ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Overviews. The Enterprise plan is custom priced and can track up to nine answer engines.

The Enterprise tier lists tailored prompt tracking, dedicated support, SSO or SAML, and SOC 2 compliance. We think it is the strongest fit here for a large organization that wants a trial before discussing a tailored enterprise package.

Pros: a seven-day trial and enterprise controls. Cons: the Enterprise price is not public. Skip it if you need a fixed monthly price before a sales conversation.

How to choose

List the buyer questions you need to track. Check which engines each tool covers. Compare prompts and price on the same date. Try the free option before committing. Then measure what changes after you act on the results.

Use the same questions and date for a fair comparison.

If you want a free starting point, begin with Xtrusio. Choose Goodie when the full research-to-revenue loop is the main requirement. Choose Peec AI when a lower published entry price matters. Choose Profound when an enterprise trial and tailored rollout are the priority.

Our view: start with the free check, then pay only when the results show which coverage and workflow you need. Get your free AI visibility check to see when ChatGPT and Gemini mention you and which competitors appear instead.

Sources

• Xtrusio product page
• Goodie pricing
• Goodie about page
• Peec AI pricing
• Profound pricing