Opttab

Category: AI Search/Research

AI visibility plus the machine-readable pages to fix it.

Opttab tracks prompts across eight to ten AI models, estimates how much volume each prompt actually gets, generates prompt sets for you, and scores your GEO and AEO readiness. The more distinctive part is what it does about the gaps. AXP pages are machine-readable pages served specifically to AI crawlers, a Content Studio generates material aimed at being cited, and crawler analytics show you exactly what GPTBot, ClaudeBot and the rest are fetching from your site, alongside conventional human analytics. There is an AI commerce module working at product level for catalogues running into the hundreds or thousands of SKUs, an AI ads component, and tracking split by country and language. Tiers run from a light plan covering ChatGPT and Gemini only, through a mid tier adding eight models and API access, to a growth tier with ten models, multiple workspaces, MCP and the commerce features.

Our verdict

More useful than a pure tracker, because serving machine-readable pages to AI crawlers and watching what those crawlers actually fetch is a concrete lever rather than another number on a dashboard. The crawler analytics are the feature we would use first: knowing GPTBot pulled forty pages and ClaudeBot pulled three tells you something actionable about your technical setup. Product-level AI commerce tracking across large catalogues is genuinely rare and the right idea if you sell things. MCP arrives on the growth tier. Two caveats. There is almost no independent validation, a handful of reviews and no named customers or funding against some fairly bold claims, so start on the free report and the trial. And the site reuses the same filler paragraph across several different feature pages, which suggests parts of the product are newer than the marketing implies. The entry tier covers only two AI models, so check that the tier you can afford covers the engines you care about.

Best for: Ecommerce and content teams who want AI visibility tracking that comes with something to do about the results, particularly at product or SKU level.

Pros

• Machine-readable AXP pages served to AI crawlers, a concrete lever not just a metric
• Crawler analytics show exactly what GPTBot and ClaudeBot fetch from your site
• Product-level AI commerce tracking across large catalogues, rare in this category
• Prompt volume estimates rather than just prompt tracking
• MCP server on the growth tier, plus API access from the mid tier
• Free AI visibility report with no signup, and a seven-day trial

Cons

• The entry tier covers only ChatGPT and Gemini, so check the engines you need
• Almost no independent validation: a handful of reviews, no named customers or funding
• The site reuses identical filler copy across several feature pages
• Steep jump from the entry tier to the mid and growth plans
• Very young, in a category where measurement is not yet standardised

Pricing: From $25/mo billed yearly, 7-day trial (Paid)

Rating: 3.5/5