Honeyb vs Profound (2026): Pricing You Can See Before a Demo
Honeyb is an AI visibility agent that gets brands recommended by ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity and Google’s AI answers. Here is how it compares with Profound on engines, price and what each tool does with the data, with a source and date on every fact.
Weighing more than these two? Our roundup of Profound alternatives compares the wider field on price, engine coverage and fit.
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The verdict: Honeyb is the best overall pick
Honeyb is the best overall pick and the better value: all 8 engines tracked daily for a printed $199 a month, fixes ranked by impact and articles published for you, starting this week without a sales call. Profound prices its brand plans after a demo.
Why Honeyb wins here
- You want to know the price before you talk to anyone: $29, $79 or $199 a month, on the page
- You need Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Mode and AI Overviews tracked daily without an Enterprise contract
- You want the findings turned into ranked fixes and published articles, with a Content Agent that posts to your CMS
- You are a lean marketing team that has to show progress this quarter, inside the budget you already have
Best value on every plan
- All 8 engines to choose from on every plan: ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, Grok, DeepSeek, Google AI Mode and AI Overviews
- Full Spectrum runs 100 prompts a day across all 8 engines for $199 a month, about $0.008 an answer
- Ranked fixes and a Content Agent that publishes to your CMS, included on every plan
- An API at a published price: $0.03 an answer, prepaid from $10
The short version
Honeyb is the better choice for most teams weighing Profound. It tracks all eight major AI engines daily, ranks the fixes that get your brand recommended, and has a Content Agent publish the articles, for $199 a month, priced on the page.
Profound is an enterprise platform. Brands get a free 7-day trial on three engines, then a custom Enterprise plan priced after a demo; there is no self-serve brand plan. Agencies can buy Agency Growth at $99 a month plus $399 a month per client workspace, on three engines with no API.
For the same 100 prompts a day, Honeyb runs eight engines for $199, about $0.008 an answer. Profound's printed agency route runs three engines for $498, about 5.5 cents an answer.
About Profound
Profound (tryprofound.com) is an enterprise AI visibility platform that has raised more than $155M (Seed through Series C, from Kleiner Perkins, Sequoia and Lightspeed). It sells brand plans as custom Enterprise contracts after a demo, with Prompt Volumes panel data, Agent Analytics and up to nine engines on Enterprise, and a self-serve Agency Growth plan for agencies.
- Founded
- 2023
- Funding
- $155M+ (Sequoia, Kleiner Perkins, Lightspeed)
- Pricing
- Free 7-day trial; Agency Growth $99/mo; brand plans custom Enterprise
- Target
- Enterprise brands, Fortune 500
- G2 rating
- 4.6/5 (140+)
Feature by feature, with sources
17 rows, each read from the vendor’s own page on the date shown. Honeyb’s column comes from honeyb.ai/pricing, checked 12 Oct 2026. Rows tagged “Honeyb ahead” are where Honeyb gives you more for the money.
What 100 prompts a day on every engine costs
A sticker price says little until you hold the job constant. Here the job is the one a serious team usually lands on: 100 buyer prompts, checked every day, on every engine the tool will track without a custom contract. Every price is the US-dollar price printed on the vendor’s own page, dated; where a vendor publishes no US price to us, it is left out and the row says so.
Honeyb: honeyb.ai/pricing, checked 12 Oct 2026. Profound: tryprofound.com/pricing, agencies tab, checked 11 Oct 2026. An answer is one prompt run once on one engine.
For a brand, nobody outside Profound's sales team can price this job. The nearest printed number is the agency route: $498 a month buys 100 daily prompts on three engines, about 5.5 cents an answer. Honeyb's Full Spectrum runs the same 100 prompts on eight engines for $199, about $0.008 an answer, with Claude, Gemini and Google AI Mode in the set and ranked fixes and a Content Agent included.
Profound at a glance
- Pricing: free 7-day trial; brand plans are custom Enterprise contracts priced after a demo; Agency Growth is $99/mo plus $399/mo per client workspace
- Engines: up to 9 on Enterprise; 3 on the trial and 3 on the agency plan
- API: Enterprise only
- Notable: Prompt Volumes panel data, and Agent Analytics for AI-sourced traffic
Where Honeyb pulls ahead of Profound
- A price on the page. The Minimum is $29, Multi-Model $79 and Full Spectrum $199 a month for 100 daily prompts on all 8 engines. Profound prices brand plans after a demo
- Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Mode without a contract. Profound tracks them on Enterprise; its trial covers three engines and its agency plan a different three
- Findings turn into work. Every plan ranks fixes by expected impact, and the Content Agent drafts and publishes 5 to 30 articles a month to WordPress, Ghost, Shopify, Webflow, Wix or a custom endpoint
- Sized for a lean team: setup takes an afternoon, and Enterprise adds a monthly 30-minute strategy call with the Honeyb team when you want a person in the room
Honeyb opens on the question a smaller team actually has: how often AI names you, against whom, on each engine. This is the view Profound's Answer Engine Insights covers too; the difference is that this one costs $199 a month on all eight engines.

Where Profound hands findings to its AI Marketer agents, Honeyb ranks the fixes by expected impact on every plan, so the first thing you do on Monday is the thing most likely to move the number.

Both tools show which pages the engines cite. Honeyb breaks them down by domain and type, which turns into a named outreach list.

How to move from Profound to Honeyb
Most teams who move from Profound to Honeyb are either leaving the 7-day trial without wanting a demo, or carrying an agency client that does not need Enterprise. Either way the move takes an afternoon, and you can run both side by side for the first week.
- 1
Export what you can, write down what you cannot
Enterprise accounts can export prompts and results as CSV or JSON. On the trial there is no history or export, so copy your prompt list by hand and note the three or four numbers you care about, such as visibility on your top ten prompts.
- 2
Rebuild the prompt set around your buyers
Paste your prompts into a Honeyb workspace, then add the questions your buyers ask in their own words. Full Spectrum takes 100 daily, Multi-Model 50. Trial users of Profound get a preset industry set they cannot edit, so this is usually where the data starts to look like your market.
- 3
Pick engines and competitors
Turn on all eight engines on Full Spectrum, or choose three on Multi-Model. Add the competitors you track in Profound; Honeyb will also list every brand the engines name alongside you, so new rivals show up without being added.
- 4
Run both for a week, then compare like with like
Answers vary between identical runs, so compare a week of daily data, engine by engine, rather than a single day. Expect the three engines both tools share to tell the same story; the other five are where Honeyb adds coverage.
- 5
Turn the first findings into work
Accept the top three ranked recommendations, queue the Content Agent's first articles to your CMS and send the cited-source list to whoever runs PR. That is the step a monitoring trial never reaches.
The bottom line
Honeyb is the better buy for most teams: all eight major AI engines tracked daily, fixes ranked by impact and articles published to your CMS, for $199 a month on the page. Profound's brand plans start with a demo and a custom contract.
Honeyb vs Profound: questions buyers ask
Is Honeyb cheaper than Profound?
For brands, Profound publishes no price: after a free 7-day trial, every brand plan is a custom Enterprise contract. Honeyb costs $29, $79 or $199 a month, with all eight engines and 100 daily prompts at $199. Agencies can compare printed prices: Profound's Agency Growth is $99 a month plus $399 per client workspace on three engines.
Does Profound track Claude?
Yes, on Enterprise. Its pricing page lists Claude among up to nine engines on the custom plan; the free trial covers ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Overviews, and the agency plan ChatGPT, Perplexity and AI Overviews. Honeyb tracks Claude on any plan, including the $29 one if you pick it as your engine.
Why do teams pick Honeyb over Profound?
A price on the page, all eight engines on one $199 plan, and the work done for you: every plan ranks fixes by expected impact, and the Content Agent drafts and publishes 5 to 30 articles a month to your CMS. Honeyb also tracks Grok, which Profound does not list.
Can I try Profound without a demo?
Yes, for seven days. The free trial runs 50 prompts a day on ChatGPT, Gemini and AI Overviews, with a preset prompt set and no history, exports or API. Continuing as a brand means booking a demo for Enterprise. Honeyb's 3-day trial runs on the paid plan you choose, and the free AI visibility checker needs no account at all.
Is Profound good for agencies?
Profound sells a self-serve Agency Growth plan: $99 a month for agency mode and consolidated billing, plus $399 a month per client workspace with 100 daily prompts on three engines. Honeyb's Full Spectrum includes up to 10 workspaces in its $199, with all eight engines in each.
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