Geneo takes a different pricing approach: no monthly fees, just credits. You buy what you need with volume discounts. For agencies and teams with variable usage, this model can work well.
If flexible pricing matters, here's what to know.
How Geneo works
Geneo monitors your brand visibility across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, and Gemini in real-time. Unlike tools that update daily or weekly, Geneo tracks changes as they happen.
Brand Visibility Scores give you a single metric to track over time. See whether your AI visibility is improving or declining at a glance.
Sentiment Tracking monitors how AI describes your brand: positive, negative, or neutral. If perception matters as much as visibility, this data helps.
Competitor Comparison benchmarks your visibility against competitors across all tracked platforms. Actionable Recommendations go beyond just showing data, providing optimization suggestions based on visibility gaps.
Trend Analysis tracks visibility over time, not just point-in-time snapshots. See patterns and correlate changes with your content efforts.
Geneo pricing
Geneo's model is unique: no monthly fees, just credits. You get 50 free trial credits immediately upon signup. Then you buy credits as needed with volume discounts.
Early adopters can join their co-creator program for special pricing and influence over the roadmap.
Specific credit pricing requires contacting Geneo directly or joining their early access program. The credit model means you pay for actual usage, not a fixed monthly amount.
What Geneo does well
No monthly commitment means you buy credits when you need them. No paying for capacity you don't use.
Real-time tracking is faster than daily or weekly updates. You catch visibility shifts as they happen.
Sentiment analysis is included. Know not just if you appear, but how you're described.
Joining the co-creator program gives you lower pricing and influence over the roadmap. For committed users, that's valuable.
White-label features make Geneo attractive for agencies who need workspace management and client reporting.
Where Mentionable takes a different approach
Geneo offers credit-based flexibility with real-time tracking. Mentionable offers predictable monthly pricing with prompt suggestions.
The pricing models are the biggest difference. Geneo: buy credits, pay for what you use. Mentionable: fixed monthly plans, predictable costs.
Geneo covers 4 LLMs. Mentionable covers 5, including Claude, which Geneo doesn't track.
Credit costs aren't publicly listed. You need to contact them or join early access to see actual pricing. Mentionable has transparent pricing on all plans.
Mentionable suggests prompts based on your URL. Geneo requires manual setup.
Which one fits you?
Geneo makes sense if:
- You prefer credit-based over monthly subscription
- You need real-time visibility updates
- You run an agency with variable client loads
- You want early adopter benefits and roadmap influence
- You can work with 4 LLM coverage
Mentionable might be better if:
- You want predictable monthly pricing
- You need Claude tracking
- You prefer prompt suggestions to get started
- 5 LLMs gives you broader coverage
- Simplicity and transparency matter
The bottom line
Geneo's credit-based model is genuinely different. For agencies with fluctuating needs, paying for actual usage rather than fixed capacity makes sense. Real-time tracking and sentiment analysis add value.
But the lack of transparent pricing is frustrating. And 4 LLMs (no Claude, no Grok) is narrower than many competitors. If you need broader coverage or want to see costs upfront, look elsewhere.
Get the 50 free credits. Test if the platform fits your workflow. If credit-based pricing appeals and 4 LLMs is enough, Geneo could work well. Otherwise, predictable tools like Mentionable might suit better.