Wellows review: pricing, features & alternatives

Source: wellows.com/pricing and wellows.com/llms.txt (llms.txt updated 23 September 2026), reviewed 25 October 2026. Basic is $29 a month for 1,800 AI answers, Standard $97 for 6,500, Growth $249 for 18,000 and Scale $497 for 36,000. One answer is one prompt asked of one engine on one day. Run on all five engines daily, that covers 12, 43, 120 or 240 prompts for a full month; on one engine it covers 60, 216, 600 or 1,200. Weekly cadence costs roughly a seventh of daily. Custom plans size one balance above Scale.

Prompts, projects and seats are unlimited on every plan, and so are all five engines, every feature and white-label reporting. Wellows says it does not price per domain or per project, and a project spends nothing until it runs prompts. If the balance runs out, collection pauses until the billing date, with no extra charge and no data lost. Unused answers do not roll over. Upgrades apply immediately and downgrades at the next cycle. Every plan has a 7-day trial and there is no free plan. The earlier per-domain plans (Lite, Essential, Starter, Pro) are retired.

Wellows, a Disrupt.com company led by founder and CEO Masab Gadit, collects answers from each engine's live, logged-out interface with web search on, rather than from APIs alone. It extracts every source in the citation list, then reads those pages for the brand, its competitors and its category. An explicit citation is your own page being cited. An implicit citation is a third-party page, such as a review site, roundup or forum thread, that the engine cites and that mentions you. Each cited page that mentions you is labelled positive, neutral or negative.

The Act layer turns gaps into work. A cited third-party page that never mentions you goes to Outreach with contact emails and a template, with Reddit, YouTube, LinkedIn, Medium and Quora listed apart from publisher sites. A prompt where competitors are cited and you are not becomes a Content Opportunity, which KIVA drafts against your Search Console data and can send to WordPress for editing. Content Optimization compares an existing page with the pages already cited for that prompt. Every run is kept, so any two dates can be compared for a client report.

Wellows tracks ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Perplexity and Gemini, and states that it does not track Claude or Microsoft Copilot. Runs are daily or weekly, not real time. It publishes no AI crawler logs, no crawl-to-citation path and no visitor analytics that tie AI-referred sessions to conversions; its own FAQ notes that rising citations often fail to show up as referral traffic.

Promptwatch publishes the missing layers: Agent Analytics crawler logs, visitor analytics with conversion tracking, and monitoring of Claude, Copilot and Grok alongside the engines Wellows covers. On Business it adds an automated Content Agent that publishes to Webflow, Framer or WordPress through a review inbox. That is the pairing when the question moves from which citation to how much revenue.