Evertune alternative: BotSay and Evertune compared

Evertune Pro is $800 a month through a demo. BotSay starts at $59, reads Claude and Perplexity on every plan, and labels a real weekly change.

Written by the BotSay team.

BotSay publishes three plans you can start today, from $59 a month, each with six engines. Evertune's pricing page shows Pro at $800 a month and asks you to book a demo; its help center describes a Starter plan from $60 a month. Every fact about Evertune here comes from its own site, read on 11 Oct 2026, and is listed under Sources.

At a glance

BotSay Evertune
Prices on the pricing page Yes: $59, $139 and $359 a month Pro at $800, by demo
Claude and Perplexity Yes: On every plan From Pro
How often it reads Every week, same questions and engines Daily, weekly or monthly on Pro
Margin or range published Yes: Likely range on Mention rate, with the answer count Published margin of error
Test for a real change, week to week Yes: Labelled for you Not published
Sentiment Scored 0 to 100, labelled as estimated Scored from -100 to 100

BotSay's prices are published, with six engines on each plan

PlanBotSayEvertune
Entry plan
PlanStarterStarter
Price$59 a month Lower price$60 a month
Questions60 questions5,000 credits
EnginesAll six engines More enginesChatGPT Search, Gemini Search, Google AI Mode, Google AI Overviews and Microsoft Copilot
Middle plan
PlanGrowthPro
Price$139 a month Lower price$800 a month
Questions150 questions100,000 questions tracked
EnginesAll six engines11 AI models

A check marks where BotSay gives you more for the month.

Evertune's Starter plan is described in its help center as starting at $60 a month; its pricing page shows Pro and Enterprise, each through a demo. Evertune does not say what a credit buys.

Evertune's pricing page shows Pro at $800 a month, for 100,000 questions tracked across 11 AI models, and Enterprise at a custom price, each through a demo. Its help center describes a Starter plan from $60 a month with 5,000 credits, on ChatGPT Search, Gemini Search, AI Mode, AI Overviews and Copilot. Evertune adds Perplexity and Claude on Pro, and does not say what a credit buys.

BotSay asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode on every plan, at a fixed monthly price:

Both show how sure a figure is. BotSay also tests each week's change

Evertune samples every question 100 times per model and publishes its margin of error (FAQ), with a methodology page that shows how the margin narrows as each question is asked more times. It publishes no test for when a change between periods is real.

BotSay prints a likely range on your Mention rate every week, the span the true rate almost certainly sits in, with the number of answers behind it. When the rate moves, BotSay runs the exact test on this week and the one before and labels the change as real once it clears their combined uncertainty. Share of voice, Average rank, Your pages cited and Sentiment show each week's figure and how it moved. Below, an invented brand's two weekly ranges sit clear of each other.

Mention rate, two readings
The figures as a table
Mention rate, two readings
WeekMention rateLikely range (%)
Last week27.8%25.1 to 30.7
This week34.0%31.1 to 37.0
Up 6.2 points. A real change.

Example, using an invented brand

The full method is on How we measure. Your reading arrives in the weekly email.

BotSay ranks the work by how many questions it could win

BotSay's action list gives each item the number of your questions it could win, with the answers that show it:

Once you publish, BotSay follows the questions that work was meant to win and labels the change in Mention rate when it is real.

What you gain with BotSay

  • Published prices from $59 a month, and you can start without a demo.
  • All six engines on every plan, Claude and Perplexity included.
  • A likely range and answer count on your Mention rate, and a label each week when a change is real.
  • A list of work sized by how many questions each item could win.
Sources: 5 pages on www.evertune.ai and docs.evertune.ai, each read on 11 Oct 2026
  • www.evertune.ai/pricing does not publish: a self-serve plan on its pricing page; supports: Evertune's pricing page asks you to book a demo for pricing; Evertune Pro offers daily, weekly or monthly tracking; Evertune Enterprise has a custom price, read on 11 Oct 2026
  • docs.evertune.ai/en/articles/17340782-evertune-onboarding-guide-starter-plan does not publish: what a credit buys; Claude or Perplexity on Starter; supports: Evertune's help center describes a Starter plan; Evertune Starter reads ChatGPT Search, Gemini Search, AI Mode, AI Overviews and CoPilot; Evertune Pro adds Perplexity, Claude, DeepSeek and Meta, read on 11 Oct 2026
  • www.evertune.ai/resources/faq does not publish: a test for when a change between periods is real; supports: Evertune says it samples every question many times per model; Evertune publishes a margin of error, overall and at the topic level, read on 11 Oct 2026
  • www.evertune.ai/platform/methodology does not publish: a test for when a change between periods is real; supports: Evertune's methodology page shows how the margin of error narrows as each question is asked more times, read on 11 Oct 2026
  • docs.evertune.ai/en/articles/12271101-evertune-metrics supports: Evertune scores overall sentiment on a scale from negative to positive, read on 11 Oct 2026

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