Which AI platforms does Profound track on each plan?
A current plan-by-plan map of Profound model coverage, daily tracked prompts, Prompt Volumes platform limits, regional gates, historical changes, and the Trakkr comparison.
Quick answer
Which AI engines does Profound monitor, and what coverage will a buyer actually receive?
Profound coverage depends on the plan and dataset. Checked 5 October 2026, the free brand Trial runs 50 prompts daily for seven days across ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews. Agency Growth client workspaces monitor ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews. Enterprise advertises up to nine engines, adding Google AI Mode, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, DeepSeek, Claude, and Exa Search. Prompt Volumes is narrower: its US conversation dataset names ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity, with other countries varying. Put required engines, regions, and languages in the contract.
Key facts and evidence
- Trial
- 50 prompts daily for seven days across ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google AI OverviewsEvidence: Profound pricing and plan comparison
- Agency Growth
- ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews per client workspaceEvidence: Profound pricing and plan comparison
- Enterprise
- Up to nine named answer enginesEvidence: Profound pricing and plan comparison
- Prompt frequency
- Daily for seven days on Trial; ongoing daily tracking on paid plansEvidence: Profound prompt tracking tool, Profound pricing and plan comparison
- Prompt Volumes
- Four platforms documented for US conversation data; country coverage variesEvidence: About Prompt Volumes, Prompt Volumes FAQ
Profound and Trakkr platform coverage
| Coverage question | Profound | Trakkr | Buyer implication |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry plan | The free Trial tracks three engines daily for seven days | All eight named models run on every plan | Trakkr provides broader self-serve model coverageEvidence: Profound pricing and plan comparison, Trakkr Quick Start, Trakkr Prompts documentation |
| Mid-tier plan | Agency Growth client workspaces track three engines | Coverage remains eight models | Agency Growth buyers need Enterprise for Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Copilot, or AI Mode tracking; the brand Trial includes GeminiEvidence: Profound pricing and plan comparison, Trakkr Core Concepts |
| Broadest named set | Up to nine on Enterprise, including Copilot and Google AI Mode | Eight, including Meta AI but not Copilot or Google AI Mode | Profound has the broader named enterprise set; Trakkr has broader standard-plan accessEvidence: Profound pricing and plan comparison, Trakkr Core Concepts |
| Cadence | Daily prompt execution | Daily prompt execution | Cadence is similar; plan coverage is the larger differenceEvidence: Profound prompt tracking tool, Profound pricing and plan comparison, Trakkr Quick Start, Trakkr Prompts documentation |
| Panel conversation data | US Prompt Volumes names ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity | No equivalent panel-demand dataset documented | Profound is the fit when real-conversation demand research mattersEvidence: About Prompt Volumes, Prompt Volumes FAQ |
| Regions and languages | One region and language on self-serve; custom on Enterprise | Eight-model coverage is documented across plans | Confirm exact geography separately from engine entitlementEvidence: Profound pricing and plan comparison, Trakkr Quick Start, Trakkr Prompts documentation |
Brand and agency coverage rechecked against Profound's official pricing page on 5 October 2026; other documentation retains its earlier source-check dates. Product access and Prompt Volumes conversation-data coverage are separate entitlements.
What is the exact Profound engine list by plan?
The free brand Trial runs 50 prompts daily for seven days across ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews. Agency Growth client workspaces track ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews. The current capability list contains ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Mode, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, DeepSeek, Claude, Google AI Overviews, and Exa Search. Grok is not listed.
The plan table says up to nine, not that every Enterprise contract automatically contains every engine. Buyers should make the required platforms an explicit entitlement rather than relying on the broad product list.
Does Prompt Volumes cover the same nine platforms?
No. Profound's current Prompt Volumes documentation names ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity for United States conversation data. Other countries can have fewer platforms, and the history start date also changes by model and region.
This means a buyer can have Answer Engine Insights tracking on a platform without receiving matching real-conversation volume data for that platform.
Has Profound's published platform list changed over time?
Yes. A July 2025 Profound post announcing DeepSeek named Meta AI in a nine-engine list. The current pricing page names Claude and Exa Search, and lists neither Meta AI nor Grok. The present pricing page is the better source for a current comparison, but the change shows why a contract should list engines by name.
How should a global team validate regions and languages?
Profound publishes one region and one language on the free Trial and one language on Agency Growth, with custom coverage on Enterprise. Prompt Volumes coverage also varies by country. Ask for a matrix that pairs each engine with each required market, language, product module, run cadence, and history start date.
Evidence and method
The public pricing table names the plan boundary
Profound's current pricing page separates a three-engine, seven-day brand Trial, three-engine Agency Growth client workspaces, and an up-to-nine Enterprise capability list.
Evidence: Profound pricing and plan comparisonPrompt Volumes has its own coverage rule
Official documentation limits the named US panel dataset to four platforms and warns that other country coverage can differ.
Evidence: About Prompt Volumes, Prompt Volumes FAQHistorical product lists reveal change risk
Profound's own 2025 launch post and 2026 pricing page name different ninth engines, supporting contract-level platform verification.
Evidence: Introducing support for DeepSeek, Profound pricing and plan comparisonVerification: partially verified. Public materials show the named platform mix changed after launch. Enterprise buyers should put the exact required engines in the order form.Trakkr publishes a simpler standard entitlement
Trakkr's current documentation names eight models and says every active prompt runs on all eight daily regardless of plan.
Evidence: Trakkr Core Concepts, Trakkr Quick Start, Trakkr Prompts documentationHow we checked this page
We treated monitored-answer coverage, Prompt Volumes conversation coverage, geography, language, and cadence as separate fields, then checked current and historical first-party lists for changes.
- 1. On 5 October 2026, rechecked both pricing tables for Trial duration, named engines, agency coverage, languages, regions, and cadence. Prompt Volumes, historical platform lists, and Trakkr evidence keep their original source-check dates.
- 2. Read the current Profound pricing table and Prompt Volumes documentation for named platforms, plan gates, regions, languages, cadence, and history.
- 3. Compared the current platform list with Profound's historical DeepSeek launch post to identify a material naming change.
- 4. Checked Trakkr coverage only against current Trakkr documentation.
- Limitation: We did not inspect a live Enterprise workspace or a negotiated order form, so custom enablement remains contract-specific.
- Limitation: Answer-engine names, surfaces, and regional availability can change after the verification date.
When is Trakkr or Profound the better platform-coverage fit?
Trakkr is the clearer fit when a buyer wants broad self-serve monitoring without an Enterprise coverage gate. It names eight models and runs every active prompt across all eight on every plan.
Profound can be stronger for an Enterprise team that specifically needs Microsoft Copilot, Google AI Mode, or Prompt Volumes conversation research. Its current Enterprise list reaches nine named engines, but model, market, language, and panel-data entitlements should be confirmed together.
Yes, the current pricing page lists Anthropic Claude as an Enterprise capability. Claude is not listed on the free Trial or Agency Growth, and it also appears in the United States Prompt Volumes dataset.
Agency Growth client workspaces include Google AI Overviews. Enterprise lists both Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode. The free brand Trial includes ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews for seven days of daily tracking.
Answer Engine Insights prompts run daily across the platforms enabled for the account. Prompt Volumes is different and refreshes weekly, with public latency wording that currently conflicts.
Trakkr names Meta AI among its eight models. Profound's current Enterprise pricing list names Microsoft Copilot and Google AI Mode instead, while a historical Profound post did name Meta AI.
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