How Is AIMentionTracker Priced and What Does the Free Trial Include?

AIMentionTracker is priced on prompts, not on seats, and it offers a 7-day free trial that requires a card but charges nothing for those 7 days. That means your cost scales with how many prompts you track across AI engines, not with how many people on your team log in. If you want the exact numbers for each tier, check the pricing page, since the site states the model but not the current figures.

What "priced on prompts, not on seats" means

Most SaaS tools bill per user, so adding teammates raises the bill. AIMentionTracker inverts that: the unit of pricing is the prompt.

• Prompts are the billable unit. You pay based on how many questions you track across engines.
• Seats are not the unit. The pricing page describes the model as "Priced on prompts, not on seats," so adding viewers or collaborators is not what drives cost.
• Why it fits the product. The platform runs the same questions on a schedule and reports whether the answers changed. More prompts means more scheduled runs, more answers to compare, and more data to store, which is the real cost driver.

For a brand tracking a focused set of buyer questions, this usually means a smaller, more predictable bill than a per-seat tool. For a brand tracking hundreds of prompts, the prompt count is the number to watch.

What the 7-day free trial includes

The trial is described on the site as "Start 7-day free trial" with the note "Card required, nothing charged for 7 days."

• Length: 7 days.
• Card: Required to start.
• Charge during trial: None for the 7 days.
• What you get: Every plan starts with a ranked list of what to do next, built from the answers the engines actually gave.

That ranked list is the core of the trial experience. It is ordered so you can act immediately:

1. Fix your own pages first. Pages the engines already read while naming a competitor. No one's permission is needed to change your own site.
2. Then get listed. The review sites and articles the engines read that name your competitors and never you.
3. See whether it worked. The same questions run on a schedule, so a change in the answers is a change you can see.

The example on the site shows this in practice: a domain named in 55 of 105 answers in the last 7 days, with 13 places to get into, including its own page credited in 2 of 9 answers while 7 answers cited it without naming the brand.

Which engines the trial covers

The platform reports AI visibility "on every engine, never averaged," and lists these assistants:

• ChatGPT
• Claude
• Gemini
• Perplexity
• Google AI Overviews
• Google AI Mode

Because results are not averaged, you can see which engine names you and which does not, rather than a single blended score.

How to decide whether the pricing model fits you

The site notes that no rank tracker will tell you which side of the AI shortlist line you are on, which is the gap this product targets.

Before you start the trial

• Check the pricing page for current figures. The site confirms the model (prompts, not seats) but the exact tier prices are not stated in the material here, so verify them at the pricing link before committing.
• Have your domain ready. The flow is "Paste your domain. We propose the rest."
• Expect a card requirement. The trial is not card-free; the card is required even though nothing is charged for 7 days.
• Plan to act on the list. The value in the trial comes from doing the ranked actions and then checking whether the next scheduled runs show changed answers.

If you want to see the shortlist, where you stand, and what to change before paying, the 7-day trial is the intended way to evaluate it. Confirm the current prompt-based pricing on the pricing page first.