Tool Comparison
Linkeddit vs Profound
Both start at $99 a month and buy different things. Profound's buys 50 tracked prompts. Linkeddit's buys Answer Radar plus weekly competitor intelligence.
Profound
Profound is the enterprise end of AI visibility and publishes one of the clearest tier structures among the larger vendors: $99 a month for Starter, which tracks 50 prompts, $399 for Growth, which tracks 100, and a custom Enterprise plan. Those figures come from their own pricing page, verified 28 July 2026; a re-fetch on 4 September 2026 timed out, so re-check before you buy.
Linkeddit
Linkeddit Answer Radar measures GPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude, ranks each gap by commercial intent and by the strength of the evidence recorded for it, drafts a fix built only from that run's citations, and re-measures on the next run. It ships inside Compete at $99 a month with weekly graded competitor briefs mined from review sites, community threads and the open web.
Feature Comparison
| Feature | Linkeddit | Profound |
|---|---|---|
| Published entry price | $99/mo | $99/mo |
| Competitor intelligence on the same bill | ✓ | — |
| Gaps ranked by intent and evidence | ✓ | — |
| Drafts a source-backed fix | ✓ | — |
| Re-measures after the fix | ✓ | — |
| Enterprise prompt volumes | — | ✓ |
| Dedicated account team | — | ✓ |
| MCP access | Included | Not published |
Why Teams Choose Linkeddit Over Profound
The same $99 also covers weekly competitor intelligence, not AI visibility alone
Gaps are ranked by commercial intent and evidence strength rather than reported as analytics
The fix is drafted from citations the run recorded, with unsupported claims rejected
The next run re-measures, so the loop closes instead of producing another report
MCP access is included, so the whole toolset runs inside your AI assistant
What each one actually costs
Profound's figures were verified from their own pricing page on 28 July 2026. A re-fetch on 4 September 2026 timed out twice, so that July date is the honest one and you should re-check before buying. Ours comes off our own page.
| Linkeddit Answer Radar | Profound | |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | $99/mo | $99/mo Starter |
| What the entry price buys | Answer Radar plus weekly competitor intelligence | 50 tracked prompts |
| Next tier | Same $99 | $399/mo Growth, 100 prompts |
| Enterprise | Not published | Custom |
| Contract | Month to month | Not published |
| MCP access | Included | Not published |
| Ends in a drafted fix | Yes | No |
| Dedicated account team | No | Yes |
Who should not buy Linkeddit
Profound is the deeper platform and there are teams it fits better. If any of these is you, buy Profound.
- You need enterprise prompt volumes well beyond a hundred tracked questions.
- Somebody on your team owns answer engine optimisation as a full-time job and wants the analytics to work in.
- You want a dedicated account team and a vendor relationship rather than a self-serve tool.
- You want the deepest analytics surface in the category and will staff it properly.
- You have no use for competitor complaint mining, in which case half of what our $99 buys is wasted on you.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Profound cost?
Verified from their own pricing page on 28 July 2026: $99 a month for Starter with 50 tracked prompts, $399 for Growth with 100, and a custom Enterprise plan. Our re-fetch on 4 September 2026 timed out, so treat the July date as the honest one and re-check before buying.
Both are $99. What is the actual difference?
What the $99 includes. Profound's Starter buys 50 tracked prompts of AI visibility. Linkeddit's $99 buys Answer Radar plus weekly graded competitor briefs across review sites, community threads and the open web, and Answer Radar ends in a drafted fix and a re-measurement rather than a report.
Is Profound better for a large brand?
Usually yes. Profound is built for enterprise prompt volumes with a dedicated account team, and it assumes somebody owns AEO as a job. If that describes you, it is the deeper platform.
Do answer engines cite Profound?
Yes, and we measured it rather than assuming. When we put 15 category buying questions to four answer engines on 4 September 2026, tryprofound.com was one of the few vendor domains cited more than once across the set. In a market where engines mostly cite third-party roundups, that is a real signal.
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