Addlly AI review (2026): GEO bought as a scoped engagement, with content included
Addlly AI pairs a managed GEO audit with 10 or 25 optimized content pieces a month, but publishes no plan prices. What you get, what to ask before signing, and when Promptwatch fits better.
Addlly AI sells GEO as part software and part service. Every engagement starts with a managed baseline audit, and the ongoing plans then track a fixed query set and deliver optimized content every month. On this site's scale it acts: it produces content and optimizes product pages, not just dashboards. What it doesn't do, from what its pricing page says, is publish that content for you. And it doesn't tell you what any of it costs until after a call.
The fit is an enterprise or e-commerce brand, especially in Southeast Asia, that would rather buy GEO as a scoped program than run a tool. Addlly's homepage cites SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001, which will matter to procurement teams.
How an engagement works
The audit comes first: query and cluster design, citation forensics, sentiment, competitor checks and an AI Visibility Score. Then a monthly plan tracks your query set across any five engines you choose. Addlly names ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews as options. Its content agents are trained on your brand's tone and can write in several languages. Enterprise adds custom agents for YouTube scripts, Reddit and Quora.
You can buy it self-serve, as train-and-transfer, or fully managed.
What the plans include
Plan scopes were read on addlly.ai/pricing on 20 October 2026. No prices are published for Basic, Pro or Enterprise.
| Plan | Price | Queries | Content | Extras |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | Scoped after a call | Up to 200 total across 5 engines | 10 pieces a month | Citation forensics, AI Visibility Score, share of voice, recommendations report |
| Pro | Scoped after a call | Up to 1,000 total across 5 engines | 25 pieces a month | PDP citation audit, 10 product pages optimized, team training from $1,500 one-off |
| Enterprise | Custom | 300+ per engine per market, no engine cap | 25+ per market | Schema audit, custom content agents, dedicated account team |
| PSG program | From SGD 292/mo | Not published | Not published | Government-supported program for eligible Singapore SMEs |
The audit itself is a one-time, scoped fee on top.
What's good about it
One contract covers the audit, the recommendations and the content production. For a brand without a GEO team, that is the whole point: you are buying output, not a login.
The product page work stands out. Pro includes a citation audit at the level of individual product detail pages and optimization for 10 of them a month, which suits an e-commerce catalog better than generic blog content does. Letting you choose which five engines to track is also handy if your buyers concentrate on one or two.
Questions to ask before you sign
Start with the money. Get the audit fee and the monthly fee in writing, because neither is on the site. The only figures shown are the Singapore PSG program from SGD 292 a month and the $1,500 Pro training add-on.
Then do the query maths. Volumes are totals across engines, and Addlly's FAQ explains that each engine runs the full set. Basic's 200 is 40 queries checked on five engines. Pro's 1,000 is 200 queries. Ask how often the set is re-run, because the pricing page doesn't say.
Ask who publishes. No CMS integration is named, and the pricing FAQ says your team can handle publishing. Ten pieces a month you have to upload yourself is a different product from ten that go live.
Ask which Basic you're buying. The pricing page describes it once as managed end to end and once as self-serve.
Finally, read the proof with care. The homepage claims 35+ enterprise brands and shows client results such as first-page rankings and AI Overview placements, without linked data. Its comparison against Profound, Goodie and AthenaHQ is vendor material.
Where it falls short against a full platform
For what is likely a sizeable spend, the measurement is small: 40 or 200 queries per engine, with no stated refresh rate. Nothing on the pricing page describes AI crawler logs or traffic and conversion attribution, so after the content ships there is no published way to see a bot fetch it or a visitor buy from it.
When Promptwatch is the better buy
If your team wants to run the program itself, Promptwatch covers the same loop from tracking to content, with published prices. Essential is $95 a month, Professional $245 and Business $579. On Business you get 350 prompts refreshed daily, against Basic's 40 queries per engine, and each prompt carries search volumes, difficulty scores and query fan-outs.
The content side is comparable in kind. Content Agents run a content gap analysis and write drafts, which go through a review inbox and publish directly to WordPress, Webflow or Framer: 5, 15 or 30 AEO articles a month by plan. Addlly gives more pieces per month at Pro, plus product page work, which isn't among Promptwatch's listed features. What Promptwatch adds is the proof: citation analytics down to Reddit and YouTube, Agent Analytics crawler logs from Professional, and visitor analytics that tie AI-referred sessions to conversions. Enterprise plans with SSO and dedicated support exist for larger organizations.
Verdict
Addlly AI suits a brand that wants GEO done for it and values product page optimization, and it is willing to buy through a discovery call. The measurement is thin for the likely price and publishing is left to you. If your team can run the work, Promptwatch does more of the loop at a price you can see before the first meeting.
FAQ
How much does Addlly AI cost?
Addlly doesn't publish plan prices. The audit and monthly fees are scoped after a discovery call. Singapore SMEs can use a PSG-supported program from SGD 292 a month.
Does Addlly AI write content?
Yes. Basic includes 10 optimized pieces a month and Pro 25. Enterprise adds agents for YouTube scripts, Reddit and Quora. No CMS publishing integration is named.
Which AI engines does Addlly AI track?
On Basic and Pro you pick any five, such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews. Enterprise removes the cap. Promptwatch's engine list and plans are on promptwatch.com.