Qwairy alternatives: switch to Citeme, prompts not credits
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Last reviewed October 2026. Pricing and features verified against vendor documentation. Refreshed quarterly.
| Dimension | Citeme | Qwairy |
|---|---|---|
| Primary use caseTie | Measure then fix: platform plus Nova, an agent that publishes | Measure, analyze and prepare: monitoring, briefs and opportunities |
| AI engines covered | 3 of your choice among 10 on Starter (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok, AI Overviews, Siri AI, DeepSeek, Meta AI, Mistral); ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Gemini on Growth and Pro; all 10 on Enterprise | 10+ engines on every plan: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Copilot, Gemini, AI Overview, AI Mode, Grok, Claude, Mistral, DeepSeek |
| Entry plan | $69/month for 50 prompts ($59 billed yearly) | $88/month (Starter), or $72 billed yearly |
| Pricing structure | Billed by tracked prompts: 50, 125 or 300, from $1.38 down to $1.16 per prompt, no credits | 4 plans and a credit system (1,300 to 10,400 per month) |
| Free start | 3-day trial for $1, no free plan | Free plan with 120 credits, no card required |
| MCP server | From Pro ($349/month): OAuth in Claude, CLI key elsewhere | Included from the Starter plan ($88/month) |
| API | CiteAPI (read-write REST) from Pro ($349/month) | From the Growth plan ($222/month) |
| Content execution | Nova rewrites and publishes to WordPress, Webflow and Shopify, after approval | Content Studio prepares briefs, analyzes pages without a CMS plugin |
| Countries and languages | 1 market on Starter, unlimited markets from Growth | 240+ countries and 45+ languages |
| Team and workspaces | Unlimited users on every plan; 1 brand on Starter, 3 on Growth, 10 on Pro | Unlimited members, 1 to 20 workspaces by plan |
| Measurement integrations | Google Search Console and Google Ads | Google Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools, referral traffic, Looker Studio from Business |
Should you switch to Citeme?
Choose Citeme if…
- You want content fixed and published, not just briefed
- You prefer a fixed number of tracked prompts, from $1.38 to $1.16 each, to a credit system
- You want the lowest entry ticket: $69 a month against $88
- You publish on WordPress, Webflow or Shopify
- You want the option to hand the work to an agency team when time runs short
On Qwairy today? Switch to Citeme
- Start the 3-day trial for $1
- Import your Qwairy prompts with the built-in Qwairy importer
- Add your competitors
- Read your first results from the first audit
No need to cancel first: run both tools side by side during the 3-day trial and compare the figures prompt by prompt. Qwairy facts taken from qwairy.co on September 25, 2026.
What actually matters for your use case
Engine coverage: Qwairy wider at entry level
Citeme can track ten engines, Siri AI and Meta AI included: 3 of your choice on Starter, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Gemini on Growth and Pro, all ten on Enterprise. It rolls them into a GEO Score out of 100: visibility 40%, authority 30%, sentiment 30%.
Qwairy also tracks 10+ engines on every plan, including Copilot, AI Mode and DeepSeek, through the interface or the API depending on the engine. On the entry plans, Qwairy covers more engines.
Execution: publishing versus briefs
Nova finds the lost citation, rewrites the page, fixes schema and meta, and publishes to WordPress, Webflow or Shopify after your approval.
Qwairy surfaces content and backlink opportunities, and its Content Studio prepares briefs for your editorial team. It analyzes published pages without a CMS plugin: publishing stays on your side.
Programmatic access: MCP and API
Citeme's remote MCP server exposes fourteen tools, connects over OAuth in Claude and with a CLI key elsewhere, and CiteAPI comes with it, from the Pro plan at $349 per month.
Qwairy opens its MCP server from the Starter plan, which is rare in this market, and keeps the REST API for Growth and above.
Why choose Citeme
- Content published, not just briefed. Nova, Citeme's AI agent, rewrites content, fixes schema and meta, then publishes to WordPress, Webflow or Shopify once you approve. Qwairy analyzes your pages without a CMS plugin and prepares briefs: writing and publishing stay with your team.
- A lower entry price. $69 per month, $59 billed yearly, for 50 prompts tracked every day, $1.38 each. Qwairy starts at $88 per month, or $72 billed yearly.
- Prompts, not credits. Each Citeme plan tracks a fixed number of prompts: 50, 125 or 300, between $1.38 and $1.16 per prompt. Qwairy runs on credits: once the balance hits zero, new analyses pause until you top up.
- A team to execute, when needed. Citeme also offers an agency service on quote: the same platform, with a team that produces and publishes for you.
What Qwairy includes
- A free plan to get started. Qwairy can be tried with 120 free credits, no card required. Citeme offers a 3-day trial for $1, but no free plan.
- International coverage. 240+ countries and 45+ content languages: for a brand present in many markets, that is a clear advantage.
- Built for agencies. Unlimited team members, up to 20 workspaces on Business, and white label with a custom domain on Enterprise.
- Broad measurement integrations. Google Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools, referral traffic and AI crawler analysis, Looker Studio on Business. Qwairy also shows 44 reviews on G2 as of 25 September 2026.
Pricing architecture: tracked prompts versus credits
Citeme pricing- Pricing structure
- Billed by tracked prompts: 50, 125 or 300, from $1.38 down to $1.16 per prompt, no credits
- Free start
- 3-day trial for $1, no free plan
Starter is $69/month for 50 prompts on 3 engines ($1.38 per prompt). Growth is $149 for 125 prompts on 4 engines ($1.19), with Nova publishing to your CMS. Pro is $349 for 300 prompts ($1.16), with MCP and API. No credit quota to manage.
- Pricing structure
- 4 plans and a credit system (1,300 to 10,400 per month)
- Free start
- Free plan with 120 credits, no card required
As of September 25, 2026 (euro prices converted at the ECB rate of October 27, 2026, €1 = $1.115), Qwairy combines four plans with monthly credits: 1,300 on Starter ($88), 3,900 on Growth ($222), 10,400 on Business ($501). Unused credits roll over, and extra credits can be bought as needed.
FAQs
Everything you need to know before switching from Qwairy to Citeme.
What is our take on Qwairy?
Qwairy is one of the most complete GEO tracking tools on the French market: 10+ engines on every plan, 240 countries, unlimited members, an MCP server from the Starter plan and a free plan to get started. It shows 44 reviews on G2 as of 25 September 2026. Its limit is execution: it prepares briefs but does not publish to your CMS. This review is based on qwairy.co public documentation, not on a hands-on test.
What is the difference between Citeme and Qwairy?
Both track about ten AI engines. Qwairy goes further on measurement and international reach, with credits, workspaces and integrations such as Bing Webmaster Tools. Citeme goes further on execution: Nova, its AI agent, rewrites and publishes content to WordPress, Webflow or Shopify after your approval, from $149 a month on Growth, with plans billed by tracked prompts rather than credits.
Is Citeme cheaper than Qwairy?
At entry level, yes: $69 per month for Citeme, $59 billed yearly, for 50 tracked prompts ($1.38 per prompt), against $88 for Qwairy's Starter plan, or $72 billed yearly. Qwairy opens the API earlier ($222 against $349 on Citeme Pro) and offers a free plan with 120 credits, but Citeme never runs out of credits: every plan tracks a fixed number of prompts, and Nova publishes the fixes from Growth.
How many AI engines does Qwairy track?
Qwairy lists 10+ engines on every plan: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Copilot, Gemini, Google AI Overview, Google AI Mode, Grok, Claude, Mistral and DeepSeek. Citeme lets you choose 3 among ten on Starter, Siri AI and Meta AI included, tracks ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Gemini on Growth and Pro, and all ten on Enterprise.
Does Qwairy offer an MCP server?
Yes, from the $88 Starter plan. It is one of its strengths. Citeme's MCP server comes with the Pro plan at $349 per month and connects to ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor or n8n, over OAuth in Claude.
How do I move from Qwairy to Citeme?
Start the 3-day trial for $1, import your Qwairy prompts with the built-in importer, add your competitors, and read your first results from the first audit.
What is the best Qwairy alternative?
Citeme. It costs $69 a month for 50 tracked prompts ($1.38 per prompt) with no credits, against $88 for Qwairy's Starter, and Nova publishes to WordPress, Webflow, Shopify or GitHub the fixes Qwairy prepares as briefs, from Growth at $149. Try it for 3 days for $1. Qwairy prices checked on September 25, 2026, converted from euros at €1 = $1.115.
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