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What is Radarkit?
Radarkit is a platform that tracks how often and how well your brand shows up in answers from AI search products, and which competitors appear alongside it.
The site calls it the complete AI search platform: track, analyze, then act with agents.
How is Radarkit different from tools that use model APIs?
According to the submission, Radarkit opens ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, Google AI Mode and Google AI Overviews in real browsers and records what a customer would see, instead of calling a model API.
The site says Local Radar and Ads Radar run prompts from residential IPs in the chosen city or country. The submission also mentions real 4G mobile IPs. Answers from an API can differ from what the consumer product shows, which is the gap this approach aims to close.
What does Radarkit report?
The dashboard shows a visibility score, brand reputation, average position, share of voice and a sentiment breakdown, and compares your mentions with competitors across the same prompts.
- AI Visibility Tool for brand and competitor mentions
- Local Radar for local business recommendations in a chosen city
- Shopping Radar for product position, price and rating in AI shopping carousels
- Ads Radar for sponsored placements in AI answers
- Query fanout captured from live browser prompts
- LLM referral traffic monitoring
Can agencies use Radarkit?
Yes. The site lists branded PDF reports, a client portal and multi-project tracking for agencies. The Lite plan includes 2 branded PDF reports, and the Pro plan includes 20, according to the pricing page.
How much does Radarkit cost?
Plans start at $29 a month for Lite, with Growth at $79 and Pro at $139. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial, and Enterprise is priced on request.
Alternatives to Radarkit
Several products track brand mentions in AI answers. They differ in how they collect answers, how many prompts they track and what they do with the data.
- Otterly.AIA tool for monitoring brand mentions in AI search.otterly.ai ↗
- Peec AIA platform for tracking brand visibility in AI search.peec.ai ↗
- ProfoundAn AI visibility platform aimed at larger brands.tryprofound.com ↗
How Radarkit compares
| Option | Best for | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|
| Radarkit | Brands that want local and city level views of AI answers, collected through real browsers, with agents to act on the data | Lite tracks 15 prompts and refreshes every 72 hours, and the site does not name its founders or give a launch date |
| Otterly.AI | Teams that want a focused monitoring tool | Check its site for current engines, prices and how it collects answers |
| Peec AI | Marketing teams comparing visibility across AI engines | Check its site for current engines, prices and local tracking |
| Profound | Larger organizations with enterprise needs | Check its site for pricing and plan limits |
Radarkit is a fit when local results and what a real customer sees matter to you, and you want agents and MCP access on top of tracking. Compare prompt limits and refresh rates on each tool before you choose.
Questions people ask about Radarkit
What is Radarkit?
An AI search visibility platform that tracks how your brand appears in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Copilot, Google AI Mode and Google AI Overviews.
Which AI platforms does Radarkit track?
Google AI Overview, ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Copilot, Gemini and Perplexity, according to the site.
Does Radarkit use model APIs?
According to the submission, no. It runs prompts in real browsers through real mobile and residential IPs and records the answers.
Can it track visibility in a specific city?
Yes. Local Radar shows which local businesses AI recommends in a chosen city. City and state level tracking is listed under the Enterprise plan on the pricing page.
How much does it cost?
Lite is $29 a month, Growth is $79 and Pro is $139. Enterprise is custom, billed annually.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial. The pricing FAQ says no payment is needed upfront, and also invites people to email the team about a trial.
Does it connect to other tools?
The pricing page lists Google Search Console, Google Analytics, WordPress and MCP and API access on all plans. The home page names Claude and Cursor for MCP.
Who runs Radarkit?
The site does not name its founders. The home page shows a founder photo beside a Book a demo button.
