Compare Lighthouse Local vs. LLMrefs

A prompt is one question you want the assistants asked on a schedule. LLMrefs sells 500 of them on its one plan, shared across as many projects and clients as you like, each one targeted to a country and a language. Its pricing list gives the coverage as 50 or more countries and 20 or more languages, and another section of the same homepage says 20 or more countries and 10 or more languages, so ask which applies. Every engine it names is included, from ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews to Grok, Copilot, Meta AI and DeepSeek, so the pool is the only number you budget. If you want one question asked across several countries on a wide set of engines, that's a clean model.

The question to ask any vendor is what level a question is targeted at. A country-level answer tells you whether ChatGPT names you somewhere in the United States. It doesn't tell you whether a customer in Tulsa asking for a roofer hears your name. If your customers come from particular towns, that's the gap to close.

Lighthouse Local targets each tracked question by city and service area, or nationally when that's your market, across ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI on every plan. Each plan carries the monthly AI answer-check allowance shown on the pricing cards above, and coverage packs add questions when you add a town or a service, at the add-on price listed with our plans.

Tracking tells you where you stand. LLMrefs does that with weekly visibility reports, a share of voice against the competitor set you define, the sources each answer cited, and content gap insights that show where rivals are cited and you aren't. It also generates fan-out prompts from real AI conversations, so the questions you track grow with how people actually ask. Its homepage promises every keyword refreshed at least weekly and its visibility page says prompt sets run daily, so ask which cadence your plan gets. If you work from a list of pages to write and sites to pitch, that output is the job.

Then ask any vendor who turns a gap into work. A citation you're missing is a page that needs writing, a listing that needs fixing, or a profile that needs attention, and someone has to do it. If that someone is you, the question becomes how clearly the report says what to do first.

Lighthouse Local answers that with a ranked fix list in plain English, ordered by what moves your visibility most, with no SEO vocabulary to decode. And if you'd rather not do it at all, our specialists make the fixes, from on-page changes to your Google Business Profile and local citations, each one approved by you before it goes live. If you already have a content team waiting for a list of gaps, LLMrefs feeds that team well.

Take the day a second client signs. LLMrefs runs every client under one subscription with unlimited projects, domains and seats, keywords distributed across projects, and a client dashboard for each. There's no separate agency tier because the single plan already allows it, which keeps the bill flat as you add clients. What its pages don't publish is whose brand sits on that client dashboard, whether a client can log in on their own, or how shareable reports are delivered, so ask before you commit.

Get two answers in writing from any vendor. On which plan does the client-facing view carry your brand, and what does each extra client add to your bill?

Our agency plans put each client in a white-label dashboard on your domain from the first agency plan, with unlimited client reports and a shared prompt pool across clients. With Lighthouse Local's Beacon, an embeddable AI visibility audit on your own site, prospects qualify themselves before you've spoken. Compare our agency plans with the LLMrefs plan for the clients you actually have.