Normalize credits, responses, prompts, and engines
Am I Cited’s pricing page lists €50/month for Starter, 50 credits, up to 3,000 AI responses, one domain, and up to 200 prompts per domain. It defines one AI response as one prompt run on one engine, costing 0.015 credits. Digraph lists prompts and brands directly: 30 prompts/one brand on Standard and 300 prompts/three brands on Pro. Do not equate 3,000 responses to a prompt count; multiply the prompt set by engines, markets, and measurement cadence you actually need.
Compare engine breadth and refresh schedule at the selected tier
Am I Cited’s pricing page lists eight engines and says Starter has no daily schedule; daily schedules are listed on Pro and higher. Digraph lists nine AI systems on Standard and Pro. Verify the exact engine names, prompt × engine sampling, and schedule for the chosen plan. Also compare the currencies and annual commitments rather than converting a headline price into an unsupported value-for-money claim.
Include the adjacent SEO and execution workflows
Am I Cited describes a broader suite with search-performance reporting, content tools, MCP, and agents, while Digraph Pro lists audits, analysis, Signal, and agents alongside monitoring. Map the work your team needs beyond measurement—Search Console, content production, reporting, and approvals—and ask which plan includes it and whether it consumes credits. The public product descriptions are vendor claims, not independent evidence of ranking gains.
Run a controlled evaluation
Use the same prompt set, engines, market, language, competitor list, and time period. Record the total prompt × engine runs, actual answers captured, citation fields, credit consumption, schedule, exports, and brands/domains supported. Choose based on the measured workload and evidence your team can inspect, not by comparing non-equivalent headline limits.
