Inciteful vs Searchable: what does a client actually cost?
What a client actually costs on Inciteful and on Searchable, using each company’s current plan details. Engines are named, not how often they run.
On Inciteful, ten clients cost $399 a month on Pro: each gets 25 tracked questions, an Agent and a white-label report. On Searchable’s agency plans, $400 a month for 10 projects on Growth, sharing 500 tracked prompts a model, with white-label reports, and Launch at $250 a month covers five projects, 200 tracked prompts per model and white-label reports. Both are self-serve. What is bundled inside them differs.
The two companies price a client-sized workspace close together.
Inciteful’s Solo plan is $89 a month: one client, 75 tracked questions across five engines, one seat, and the Agent as a $15 add-on. Searchable’s brand Pro plan is $125 a month: one project, 100 tracked prompts a model, 9,000 AI answers analysed a month, with site audits and articles bundled in, and its own MCP server and API access included. For agencies, white-label reports start at Pro, $399, on Inciteful, and at Launch, $250 a month, on Searchable.
Fixing what is missing works differently on each platform.
Inciteful does not write pages itself. The AEO Boost, on Pro and Agency, is a download for the agency’s own AI coding tool: a full audit, the questions to win, a skill and a README, and that tool does the writing while Proof checks the result once a page ships. Searchable’s Content Studio plans, writes and exports articles inside its own platform, from 20 a month on its entry plans to 200 on Enterprise, and its MCP server can also hand Site Health issues to a coding tool such as Cursor or Claude Code. One hands a fix list to a tool the agency already runs; the other also writes inside the platform.
Both companies have an Agent and an MCP server.
Searchable has an Agent that drafts content, llms.txt files and title and meta rewrites, alongside Content Studio and a Site Health score that covers technical SEO and AEO issues together, from 200 audits a month. Inciteful’s Agent, on Pro and Agency, answers only from one client’s own measurements: it never writes a page, and it never puts one live. Both companies also document an MCP server: Searchable’s on every plan, Inciteful’s on every plan including Solo, where it lets a client’s own AI tool read its measurements and report back.
See the current numbers before choosing.
Plans and limits move on both sides. Run a free report on one client and start a trial to see what is actually included, rather than deciding from a feature grid.
Row by row, and the date they were read.
Searchable’s column comes from its own pricing page, brand and agency views, and its feature pages, read on the date below. Where its pages do not state something, this table says that instead of guessing.
| What you are comparing | Inciteful | Searchable |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | $89 a month (Solo) | $125 a month (brand Pro); $250 a month (agency Launch) |
| What the price meters | 75 tracked questions for one client, on five engines | 100 tracked prompts a model on one project (brand Pro) |
| Client or project workspaces | 1 on Solo, 10 on Pro ($399), 20 on Agency ($799) | Agency plans: Launch at $250 a month, Growth at $400 and Enterprise Agencies from $999; 5, 10 and unlimited projects |
| White-label client reports | From Pro, $399 a month | From Launch, $250 a month, on its agency plans; on its brand plans, from the $400 Scale plan |
| Answer engines | Five on every plan (ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Perplexity), with Claude and Microsoft Copilot as per-client add-ons. Claude, Gemini and Google AI Mode can be added per client, and so can Copilot on Solo | ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and Perplexity as standard, with more engines as add-ons, chosen at onboarding |
| The Agent | Reads one client’s own measurements, on Pro and Agency; it does not write a page or put one live | Drafts content, llms.txt files and title and meta rewrites on the platform |
| Fixing what is missing | The AEO Boost: an audit, the questions to win and a skill, for the agency’s own AI coding tool, which does the writing | Content Studio: plans, writes and exports articles inside the platform, 20 to 200 a month by tier |
| Technical health | Site Health crawls for what blocks AI discovery: 100 pages a scan on Solo, 200 on Pro and Agency | A Site Health score covering technical SEO and AEO issues, 200 to 3,000 audits a month by tier |
| Developer tools | MCP server, a command line tool and a versioned API, on every plan | MCP server and API access on every plan |
| Seats | 1 on Solo, 5 on Pro, unlimited on Agency | Not stated on its pricing page |
| Free trial | 7 days free, on Solo and Pro; Agency is paid from day one | A 14-day free trial on its self-serve plans |
Searchable figures read from its pricing page, brand and agency views, and its agent, MCP, content and site health feature pages, 25 September 2026. Inciteful figures are the plan details above. Both sets of prices and limits can move.
Questions evaluators actually ask.
Can we run both Inciteful and Searchable?
Some agencies do during an evaluation. Searchable gives each plan one prompt allowance across its projects, with more engines as add-ons and its own writing tools; Inciteful gives each client a fixed allowance, an Agent that reads only, and a white-label report from Pro. Compare a month of both against what a client actually reads.
Which is cheaper for an agency?
For white-label reports on a handful of clients, Searchable’s Launch, at $250 a month for five projects, costs less than Inciteful’s Pro at $399. At ten clients the two are close: $400 a month for 10 projects on Searchable’s Growth, against $399 for ten on Inciteful’s Pro, where each client gets its own 25 questions, the Agent and the AEO Boost.
Does Inciteful have an MCP server and an API, like Searchable?
Yes. Inciteful’s MCP server, a command line tool and a versioned API are on every plan including Solo; the MCP server lets a client’s own AI tool read its measurements and report back. Searchable includes its own MCP server and API access on its plans.
What does Inciteful’s Agent do, and how is it different from Searchable’s?
Inciteful’s Agent, on Pro and Agency, answers only from one client’s own measurements: it never writes a page or puts one live. Searchable’s Agent drafts content, llms.txt files and title and meta rewrites, alongside its Content Studio.
Is Searchable’s Content Studio the same as Inciteful’s AEO Boost?
No. Searchable’s Content Studio plans, writes and exports content inside its own platform. Inciteful’s AEO Boost is a download, an audit and a fix list, for the agency’s own AI coding tool; that tool does the writing, and Proof checks the result once a page ships.
How current are the Searchable figures on this page?
Every Searchable figure was read from its own pricing and feature pages on 25 September 2026, the date under the table. Searchable’s prices, limits and features change, so treat its own pricing page as correct if anything here is out of date.
Where these Searchable figures come from
Disclosure: this comparison is produced by Inciteful, which competes with Searchable. Our own prices and limits come from the plan details above; Searchable’s come from its own pages on the date shown. Check Searchable’s site for its current figures before deciding.
- Agency plans: Launch at $250 a month, Growth at $400 and Enterprise Agencies from $999, searchable.com/pricing (agency view): Launch has five projects, 200 tracked prompts per model and white-label reports; Growth has 10 projects and 500 tracked prompts a model.
- Brand plans: Pro at $125 a month for one project, Scale at $400 for 10 and Enterprise from $999, searchable.com/pricing: white-label reports from Scale. A 14-day free trial, and 20% off when billed annually.
- Agent, MCP, Content Studio and Site Health: named on Searchable’s own feature pages: agent, MCP, content and site health.
Checked 25 September 2026. Published by George Rae, Founder, Inciteful. Inciteful’s own figures are measured the way our methodology describes.
