Teddit vs Otterly.AI

Both track how AI assistants answer about your brand. Otterly.AI is a subscription with a set number of prompts and a wide set of extra tools; Teddit has no subscription and charges per answer. Here are the facts side by side.

Otterly.AI as listed on its own website, checked on 15 October 2026. Numbers in brackets link to the source.
FactTedditOtterly.AI
How you payPrepaid balance, topped up by card. Charged per AI answer collected. No subscription.[1]Subscription, monthly or annual (15% off annually). Extra prompts and engines as paid add-ons.[2]
Lowest priceTop-ups from $50. No monthly fee; the balance does not expire.[1]Lite: $29/month billed monthly. Standard $189/month, Premium $489/month; 15% off billed annually.[2]
PromptsNo fixed allowance. A scan is prompts × assistants answers, each charged at its listed price.[1]15 search prompts on Lite, 100 on Standard, 400 on Premium. +100 prompts for $99/month on Standard and Premium.[2]
How oftenBy hand, or on a daily, weekly or monthly schedule per site.[1]Daily tracking on every plan.[2]
Assistants includedChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode. For most of them you choose the model.[3]ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity and Microsoft Copilot.[2]
Assistants as add-onsNone. Every assistant is open to every workspace; you pay for the answers collected.[1]Google AI Mode and Gemini from $9/month each, Claude from $29/month (Lite prices; higher on Standard and Premium).[2]
Microsoft CopilotNot covered.[3]Included on every plan.[2]
Spending controlThe price of a scan is shown before it runs. A limit per scan and a monthly cap per site.[1]A fixed plan price, with add-on prices listed on the pricing page.[2]
Free trialNo free plan and no trial.[1]Yes, a free trial for new users (length not listed).[2]
APIYes, REST API with read and write access, in every workspace.[4][1]From Standard: 2,000 API requests a month on Standard, 5,000 on Premium.[2][5]
MCP serverYes, hosted, in every workspace. Reading through it is free.[6]From Standard: 2,000 MCP requests a month on Standard, 5,000 on Premium.[2]
TeamMembers with four roles (Viewer, Member, Admin, Owner), access can be limited to some sites.[7]Unlimited team members on every plan.[2]
Brands and clientsSeveral sites per workspace, each with its own prompts, competitors, schedule and monthly cap.[8]1 workspace on Lite, unlimited on Standard and above. Agency Partner program with pitch workspaces.[2]
CountriesOne country and one language per site, changeable later.[9]Multi-country support (50+).[2]
Other featuresDashboard, trends, competitors, tone of voice, cited pages with their Google ranks for the assistants’ searches, CSV import and export.[8][1]GEO URL audits, recommendations, Agent Analytics, ChatGPT Ads Tracking, AI Prompt Research Tool, Data Studio connector (Standard and above).[2]

Where Otterly.AI does more

  • Microsoft Copilot is tracked on every Otterly.AI plan. Teddit does not cover Copilot.[2][3]
  • Otterly.AI lists more built-in tools: GEO URL audits, recommendations, Agent Analytics, ChatGPT Ads Tracking and an AI Prompt Research Tool.[2]
  • A Data Studio connector from the Standard plan, and branded client reports in Google Looker Studio for Agency Partners.[2]
  • Unlimited team members, tracking in 50+ countries and a free trial for new users.[2]
  • An Agency Partner program with extra prompts, pitch workspaces and co-marketing.[2]

Where Teddit differs

  • No subscription. You top up a prepaid balance from $50 and each scan is charged per AI answer collected. Scan by hand and nothing is charged until you run a scan.[1]
  • Claude, Gemini and Google AI Mode are not add-ons: all six assistants are open to every workspace, and for most of them you choose the model.[3]
  • The MCP server and the REST API come with every workspace, with read and write tools. Connect Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor and let your own AI read every answer and number.[6][4]
  • The price of a scan is shown before it runs, and a limit per scan and a monthly cap per site keep spend in check.[1]
  • Teddit measures and keeps every answer as text; it does not write recommendations. What to do with the data is up to you and your own AI.[8]

Which one fits

Otterly.AI may fit better if

  • you want the same prompts tracked every day for a fixed monthly price;
  • Microsoft Copilot matters to your buyers;
  • you want audits, recommendations and AI traffic analytics in the same tool;
  • you want to try it free first.

Teddit may fit better if

  • you scan weekly or monthly and would rather pay per scan than per month;
  • you want Claude, Gemini and Google AI Mode without add-ons;
  • you want the data in your own AI through MCP from day one;
  • you run several sites or clients with different needs from one balance.

See Teddit’s pricing for the price of one answer per assistant, and the MCP docs for what your AI can read. For the wider picture, see AI visibility tools compared and Profound alternatives.

Teddit vs Otterly.AI questions

What is the main difference between Teddit and Otterly.AI?

How you pay. Otterly.AI is a monthly or annual subscription with a set number of prompts, from $29/month for 15 prompts on its pricing page. Teddit has no subscription: you top up a prepaid balance from $50 and pay per AI answer collected, with the price shown before each scan.

Does Teddit track Microsoft Copilot like Otterly.AI?

No. Teddit tracks ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode. Otterly.AI lists Microsoft Copilot on every plan.

Do Teddit and Otterly.AI have an MCP server?

Both do. Otterly.AI lists MCP access from its Standard plan, with a monthly number of requests. Teddit includes a hosted MCP server in every workspace, and reading through it is free.

Can I track Claude and Google AI Mode?

In Teddit, both are among the six assistants every workspace can scan. In Otterly.AI, Claude and Google AI Mode are paid add-ons, priced per plan on its pricing page.

Sources

Facts about other companies come from their own websites and were checked on 15 October 2026. Prices and plans change; check the source before you buy. Teddit’s own pages are listed too.

  1. Teddit — Pricing — our own page
  2. Otterly.AI — Pricing — otterly.ai/pricing, checked on 15 October 2026
  3. Teddit — AI assistants Teddit tracks — our own page
  4. Teddit Docs — API authentication — our own page
  5. Otterly.AI Help Center — Do you provide an API for OtterlyAI? — help.otterly.ai/do-you-provide-an-api-for-otterlyai, checked on 15 October 2026
  6. Teddit Docs — Connect the MCP server — our own page
  7. Teddit Docs — Roles — our own page
  8. Teddit — How it works — our own page
  9. Teddit Docs — Introduction — our own page