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FindWhat.ai vs Semrush AI Visibility?

The obvious pick if you're already on Semrush. Add-on fatigue is real. This is the honest head-to-head — verified against Semrush AI Visibility’s own pricing and features pages as of mid-2026. Where Semrush AI Visibility is the better pick, we say so.

The facts

What is Semrush AI Visibility, and how much does it actually cost?

Founded
2024 (as a Semrush add-on module)
Funding
Part of Semrush (SEMR, public since 2021)
HQ
Boston, MA
Starts at
$99/mo/domain
25 prompts/mo, ~4 engines, billed annually
The honest read

Where does Semrush AI Visibility win, and where does it leave you stuck?

add_circleWhat Semrush AI Visibility does well

  • Native integration with the Semrush SEO dashboard 12M+ marketers already use.
  • Access to Semrush's keyword + backlink datasets for context.
  • Semrush AI Visibility Index (126M prompts) is public research quality.

errorWhere Semrush AI Visibility leaves gaps

  • Per-domain licensing means multi-brand shops pay linearly. Reviewers on G2 flag "surprise on the bill every month."
  • Engine coverage is narrower than Profound or FindWhat.ai (~4 engines).
  • 25-prompt monthly cap on the entry tier — not enough for a real category read.
  • No done-for-you implementation. You're still on the hook to move the score.
Feature by feature

How do FindWhat.ai and Semrush AI Visibility compare capability-by-capability?

Every row verified against Semrush AI Visibility’s own site as of mid-2026. Where they genuinely lead, we mark it — this table doesn’t inflate our position.

CapabilityFindWhat.ai
The Fix
Semrush AI Visibility
Live audit on your URLcheck_circlecheck_circle
PDF report deliverablecheck_circle
Low-commitment entry tier ($1 one-time)check_circlecontrast
Implementation retainer (fixes done for you)check_circle
See the raw AI answers your prospects would seecheck_circle
Multi-domain without per-domain feescheck_circle
Coverage across ≥5 major AI enginescheck_circlecontrast
Keyword and backlink data integratedcheck_circle
Flags when the score disagrees with the raw answercheck_circle
Unlimited queries within tiercheck_circle

Legend: shipped · partial (some tier, or with caveats) · not shipped.

Straight answers

Who should pick Semrush AI Visibility — and who should pick FindWhat.ai?

Pick Semrush AI Visibility if

  • checkYou're already on Semrush and don't want to add another vendor.
  • checkYou need AI-visibility on the same dashboard as your organic and paid keyword tracking.
  • checkYou have exactly one domain to track and 25 queries a month is enough.

Pick FindWhat.ai if

  • checkYou have more than one domain — Semrush charges per domain and the bill grows fast.
  • checkYou want the fixes done, not just a dashboard.
  • checkYou want a plain-English PDF you can share with your team without another login.
  • checkYou need to see more than 25 queries a month.
What buyers and reviewers say about Semrush AI Visibility

What are people actually saying about Semrush AI Visibility?

Surprise on the bill every month.

G2 verified reviewer (add-on fatigue theme)

Commodity tasks at enterprise prices.

Ethan Smith (Graphite), category commentary
Common questions

What else do people ask about Semrush AI Visibility?

Should I use Semrush AI Visibility if I'm already on Semrush?

If you have one domain and 25 queries a month is enough for you, it's the frictionless option. If you have more than one domain, the per-domain fee compounds fast and FindWhat.ai gets cheaper by comparison.

How many AI engines does Semrush AI Visibility cover?

About four as of mid-2026 (ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, Gemini). FindWhat.ai covers all five in the full audit — same four plus Claude.

Can Semrush do the fixes their tool identifies?

No. Semrush's AI Visibility module only measures. You still need an in-house team or an outside agency to move the number. FindWhat.ai's implementation retainer bundles both.

Take the basic audit. Compare it to whatever else you’re running.

Same URL, same engines, same day. See the difference in evidence density.

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