Key takeaways
- AIclicks is the cheaper entry point at $59/mo for 30 prompts, but model coverage is thin at that tier (only 3 of 11 platforms). Cognizo's floor is $499/mo, which buys 150 prompts and 5 of 6 platforms out of the gate.
- Cognizo bundles AI-optimized content generation (briefs, outlines, drafts, FAQs) with auto-publishing into every paid plan. AIclicks also generates articles, but output is tier-gated, from 5 articles on Starter up to 30 on Business.
- Cognizo includes unlimited seats on every plan, a real advantage for agencies juggling multiple client logins. AIclicks doesn't advertise unlimited seats as a standard feature.
- AIclicks offers a genuine 3-day self-serve trial with no credit card. Cognizo is demo-gated with no self-serve option, which slows down evaluation if you just want to poke around first.
- Neither tool tracks Claude, DeepSeek, or Meta AI below its top tier. Cognizo locks those three to Enterprise; AIclicks locks most of its 11 platforms behind its pricier plans too.
- AIclicks claims it queries AI platforms through their actual user interfaces rather than APIs, which it positions as more accurate than API-based scraping methods used by some competitors.
Overview
AIclicks is a prompt-tracking and AI visibility platform built around a three-step workflow: track prompts, analyze the sources driving AI answers, and get recommendations to close gaps. It's grown to over 1,000 brands and agencies and recently added an agentic feature called Clicky, described as