# 8 Best AI Visibility Tools for Real Estate (2026) > A seller who asks ChatGPT who should sell their house gets a shortlist, read from pages like your agents' portal profiles. Eight tools that show a brokerage that shortlist, ranked on whether they ask from inside your cities and count your agents as you, with the price of covering ten. By Vlad Shvets, Partner @ Qvery 路 Published 2026-09-22 路 Updated 2026-11-09 路 17 min read Canonical: https://qvery.ai/blog/best-ai-visibility-tools-for-real-estate/ Every brokerage has someone who keeps the agent roster straight: who joined, who left, which office, and which portal profile still shows the old one. That roster now feeds the shortlist a seller reads. These eight tools show a brokerage who makes the AI shortlist. After the GEO Agent, our own product, the order follows two questions from the vendors' pages: do they ask from inside your cities and count your agents as the brokerage? ## 1. [GEO Agent by Qvery](https://qvery.ai/geo-agent/): Where Rival Brokerages Get Named Instead of Yours, Daily ![Qvery's GEO Agent page, with the headline Measure And Grow AI Visibility On Autopilot and a Let's Partner button](https://qvery.ai/blog/best-ai-visibility-tools-for-real-estate/screenshot-qvery-geo-agent.webp) *Qvery's GEO Agent page, captured October 15, 2026* This first entry is our own product, so its first place is our pick. It uses your brokerage, industry, and competitors to prepare questions, then puts them to ChatGPT and Google AI Mode daily, in your chosen countries. You can read the complete answers with their citations, the pages each answer draws on, and see which rival brokerages appear instead of yours. The report compares your share of voice (how often you are named compared with rivals), sentiment, and visibility by topic and country. Its assistant lets you ask about the data or change the questions. Coverage is limited to ChatGPT and Google AI Mode. Price: not published. **Pros** - Questions written for you, so the first report needs no question list from your team. - Rival brokerages named in your place, question by question. - Qvery's team can do the profile and listing work the report points to. **Cons** - Two engines: ChatGPT and Google AI Mode. - It measures and shows where to work; your team decides what to publish or pitch. - Price: not published ## 2. [Local Falcon](https://www.localfalcon.com/): One Answer for Every Point of a Grid Over Your City ![Local Falcon's homepage, with a city map of numbered grid points beside its headline](https://qvery.ai/blog/best-ai-visibility-tools-for-real-estate/screenshot-localfalcon-homepage.webp) *Local Falcon's homepage, captured October 15, 2026* Local Falcon tracks where a business shows up on the local map, and its AI scans use the same method: a grid of points around a business listing, and the same question asked from every point on ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Google's AI Overviews, Gemini or Grok. At each point it keeps the answer, the brands named, your place in that list and the pages cited. For a brokerage that is the nearest thing here to standing where the seller stands: north Phoenix and Mesa are separate points, and the report shows where on the map your agents fall out of the answer. - Asks from every point of a grid around a business location, from 3x3 to 21x21. - ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Google's AI Overviews, Gemini and Grok. - At each point: the answer, the brands named, your position and the cited sources. - Scans any business listing, a rival's included. - Scheduled scans, with weekly or every other week as its own suggestion. > 馃挵 **Pricing** > - **Starter:** $24.99 a month for 7,500 credits, each paying for one grid point > - **Basic:** $49.99 for 15,150 credits > - **Pro:** $99.99 for 31,250 credits > - **Premium:** $199.99 for 63,150 credits > - **Annual billing:** $299.88 to $2,399.88 a year > - **Larger packages:** $499 to $4,999 a month > - 100 free credits at sign-up **Ten cities, weekly:** five questions on two engines over a 5x5 grid is 10,833 credits a month, inside Basic at $49.99. The 11x11 grid its help page suggests as a start needs Premium at $199.99. **What Reddit says** > They're the best per credit cost out there, they have the most feature rich geo-grid and reports. > ([r/localseo 路 Oct 2025](https://www.reddit.com/r/localseo/comments/1o932z3/lets_settle_this_whats_the_best_all_around_local/nk77rsd/)) > Also I have been running the AI scans every other week and the report showing all the citations found plus how often they appear has been insanely helpful. We use the report of sources as a list of where to make a new profile or try to build authority. > ([r/localsearch 路 Aug 2025](https://www.reddit.com/r/localsearch/comments/1mzoia0/ama_ai_is_changing_local_seo_forever_david_hunter/nan2yy1/)) > Local Falcon uses GPS coordinates, Bright Local uses zip codes. > ([r/localseo 路 Jul 2025](https://www.reddit.com/r/localseo/comments/1lxl73m/whats_your_favourite_local_seo_toolplatform_and/n2n6tax/)) **Pros** - Asks from inside the city, one map point at a time - The lowest ten-city price on this list - Cited sources at every point become a list of profiles to fix **Cons** - Every scan starts from a business listing, so a city with no office needs an agent's listing as its anchor - Counting agents as the brokerage is not documented - The grid size drives the bill: 11x11 costs four times 5x5 ## 3. [Semrush AI Visibility Toolkit](https://www.semrush.com/kb/1493-ai-visibility-toolkit): The AI Answer for One ZIP Code Next to Its Google Results ![Semrush's homepage, headed Be found and chosen everywhere search happens, with a website search box](https://qvery.ai/blog/best-ai-visibility-tools-for-real-estate/screenshot-semrush-homepage.webp) *Semrush's homepage, captured October 15, 2026* Semrush's Position Tracking now follows ChatGPT Search and Google AI Mode the way it follows Google: one campaign, one engine, one location, and the location can be any US city, state or ZIP code. The questions in each campaign are checked daily. If your marketing lead already sends a monthly Semrush report, this is the tool that puts the AI answer for 85201 next to the Google results for 85201 in that same report. The incumbent's advantage is history: years of the brokerage's own search data sit beside the new numbers. - Location down to a US ZIP code for ChatGPT Search and Google AI Mode. - Questions checked daily. - The domains and pages each answer cites, and the competitors named. - Tags that group questions, by city for example. - AI answers beside Google results in the Devices and Locations report (Guru and Business SEO toolkits). > 馃挵 **Pricing** > - **AI Visibility Toolkit:** $99 a month, billed annually, for 25 tracked questions, no free trial > - **Extra questions:** $60 a month for 50 more > - **Semrush One Starter:** $199 a month for 50 questions ($165.17 a month billed annually) > - **Semrush One Pro+:** $299 a month for 100 questions ($248.17 billed annually) > - **Semrush One Advanced:** custom pricing **Ten cities, daily:** one campaign per engine per city is twenty campaigns of five questions, 100 questions in all: the toolkit's 25 plus two packs of 50, $219 a month. **What Reddit says** > If you're already running SEO reports in Semrush, you can just get a snapshot of AI results for the same brand and include it in the same report. > ([r/SaaS 路 Dec 2025](https://www.reddit.com/r/SaaS/comments/1mqq86w/what_are_the_best_ai_search_visibility_tracking/ntb1l8f/)) > Semrush is useful for researching keywords and competitors and monitoring AI visibility, but the actual work is improving the information and reputation those systems can draw on. > ([r/localseo 路 Oct 2026](https://www.reddit.com/r/localseo/comments/1oersvy/what_method_really_works_for_the_whole_ai/pgsdumg/)) **Pros** - Asks from a ZIP code on both engines - The AI answer and Google's results for the same place, side by side - Fits a report a marketing team already sends **Cons** - One engine and one location per campaign, so every city multiplies the questions - No free trial on the toolkit - Counting agents as the brokerage is not documented ## 4. [Ahrefs Brand Radar](https://ahrefs.com/brand-radar): The Brokerage and Every Agent Counted as One Brand ![Ahrefs' homepage, with a banner for its Letaido assistant above the headline Make your business discoverable in search, AI, and beyond](https://qvery.ai/blog/best-ai-visibility-tools-for-real-estate/screenshot-ahrefs-homepage.webp) *Ahrefs' homepage, captured October 15, 2026* Brand Radar bills custom questions in checks and prints the formula: one question, one engine, one location is one check. You choose the engines, Google AI Mode and ChatGPT among them, the location, and whether each question refreshes daily, weekly or monthly. The help page does not say how fine a location can go. What it documents that most of this list does not: a report's brand is a set of entities (the brokerage and its agents), each with name variations, and "Your brand" can hold several. Put the brokerage and its agents under one brand, and an answer that names only your agent should count as yours. Like Semrush, it sits inside a suite your marketing team may already pay for, and every paid plan from Lite up includes a small monthly allowance of checks, which Ahrefs itself calls a built-in trial. - Custom questions on Google AI Mode, ChatGPT, Google's AI Overviews, Perplexity, Gemini and Copilot. - A location per check, refreshed daily, weekly or monthly. - Your brand as several entities, each with name variations and URLs. - The AI responses and the pages they cite. - 150 to 600 checks a month included in paid Ahrefs plans from Lite up. > 馃挵 **Pricing** > - **Custom prompts Basic:** $50 a month for 2,500 checks ($0.020 a check over) > - **Growth:** $100 for 7,000 checks ($0.015 over) > - **Scale:** $250 for 25,000 checks ($0.010 over) > - **Included in paid Ahrefs plans:** 150 checks (Lite), 300 (Standard), 600 (Advanced) > - **Brand Radar AI platform:** $199 a month with 2,500 checks; $699 a month for all models **Ten cities, weekly:** fifty questions with the city typed in, on two engines, is 433 checks a month, inside Basic at $50. Run daily it is 3,000 checks, $60 a month with the overage. **What Reddit says** > Solid product, but your prices for AI mentions/Brand Radar are a joke. > ([r/bigseo 路 Aug 2025](https://www.reddit.com/r/bigseo/comments/1mh9n4w/hi_bigseo_im_tim_soulo_from_ahrefs_its_been_10/n6z0gvj/)) > I would be highly skeptical of a searchable index like Ahrefs Brand Radar. For multiple clients where I tested it, the data made absolutely zero sense. > ([r/GEO_optimization 路 Oct 2026](https://www.reddit.com/r/GEO_optimization/comments/1p1lwxm/best_peecai_alternatives/pezxkvx/)) **Pros** - A check is a question, an engine and a place: the clearest bill on this list - The brokerage and its agents can be one brand - $50 covers ten cities weekly **Cons** - How fine a location can be is not stated - If the location is a country, each city goes into the question - The Reddit complaints are about the separate AI index ## 5. [Peec AI](https://peec.ai/): Every Agent Matched to the Brokerage Through Aliases ![Peec AI's homepage, headed AI search analytics for marketing teams, above a sample dashboard of brand visibility lines](https://qvery.ai/blog/best-ai-visibility-tools-for-real-estate/screenshot-peec-homepage.webp) *Peec AI's homepage, captured October 15, 2026* Peec records the country behind every answer, the United States in its own example, and says it never adds a place name to a question to imitate a region. For a brokerage that means the city goes into the question, and the answer is the one a person gets after typing it. The second test is where Peec earns its place here. A tracked brand carries a name, any number of aliases (other names counted as the same brand) and an optional regular expression (a rule that matches name patterns), and every alias counts toward the brand. Enter each agent's name as an alias, and an answer that mentions only your agent still lands on the brokerage's line. Its sources view lists the URLs and domains each answer cited, which is where the portal profiles turn up. - ChatGPT, Google AI Mode and four other models to choose from, three active per plan, run daily. - A tracked name, aliases and a regular expression per brand. - The URLs and domains each answer cited. - The country each answer was asked from, on every chat. - Unlimited users on every plan. > 馃挵 **Pricing** > - **Starter:** $95 a month for 50 questions, 3 models, 1 country, 1 project > - **Pro:** $245 a month for 150 questions, 3 countries, 2 projects > - **Advanced:** $495 a month for 350 questions, 3 countries, 5 projects > - **Top plan:** custom, through sales > - Unlimited users on every plan **Ten cities, daily:** fifty questions with the city typed in fill Starter exactly: $95 a month, with ChatGPT and Google AI Mode as two of the three models. **What Reddit says** > Peec AI is good, easy to use and pretty affordable. > ([r/startupscale 路 Mar 2026](https://www.reddit.com/r/startupscale/comments/1k0oieh/top_5_tools_to_monitor_your_brands_presence_in_ai/oc8lg25/)) > Good if you want the data but you're handling content fixes yourself > ([r/aeo 路 Jun 2026](https://www.reddit.com/r/aeo/comments/1uazav3/what_are_actually_the_best_ai_visibility_tools/oti3s2z/)) **Pros** - Agents count for the brokerage through aliases - Sources down to the profile URL - Ten cities fit the entry plan **Cons** - Asks from a country, so the city lives in the question - Three active models per plan - One country on Starter ## 6. [AthenaHQ](https://athenahq.ai/): Built Around Many Locations, One Credit per Answer ![AthenaHQ's homepage, headed Become the Brand AI Trusts, with an email box for an audit and a row of customer logos](https://qvery.ai/blog/best-ai-visibility-tools-for-real-estate/screenshot-athenahq-homepage.webp) *AthenaHQ's homepage, captured October 15, 2026* AthenaHQ has a page for businesses with many locations: AI recommendations monitored location by location and compared market by market, plus a check on whether the answers get each location's hours, services and staff right. Its example questions are about urgent care and coffee shops, and a brokerage with an office in each city has the same problem. What the page does not say is how a location is set: from a point, from a city setting, or from a city written into the question. Billing is simple: one credit buys one AI response. The published Starter plan covers eleven models, ChatGPT and Google AI Mode among them, in a single region; more regions are on the top plan. - Location-level recommendation tracking, compared across markets. - Checks of each location's hours, services, contact details and staff. - Eleven models on Starter, ChatGPT and Google AI Mode among them. - Citation source analysis. - One credit per AI response. > 馃挵 **Pricing** > - **Essential:** free, 300 credits, without Google AI Mode > - **Starter:** $295 a month for 3,600 credits, single region > - **Top plan:** custom credits, multiple regions and languages > - **Annual billing:** 17% off > - **Extra credits and API access:** paid add-ons on Starter **Ten cities, daily:** a hundred answers a day is 3,000 credits a month, inside Starter at $295, the highest price for this setup on the list. Independent discussion of AthenaHQ is thin, so there are no quotes or score. **Pros** - Designed for many locations rather than one brand - Checks each location's details, not only whether it is named - Credits map one to one to answers **Cons** - How a location is set is not documented - One region on Starter - The highest ten-city price on this list ## 7. [SE Ranking](https://seranking.com/): AI Answers by Country, Map Rankings in the Same Login ![SE Ranking's homepage, headed Don't just track visibility. Validate it, with trial and product tour buttons](https://qvery.ai/blog/best-ai-visibility-tools-for-real-estate/screenshot-seranking-homepage.webp) *SE Ranking's homepage, captured October 15, 2026* SE Ranking's Core plan tracks 25 questions a day on five AI engines, and its AI results tracker counts Google AI Mode and ChatGPT among them, across countries and languages and filtered by region and language. The same plan carries a local block: three business locations, a map rank tracker and listing management across more than 100 directories. A brokerage gets the map side and the AI side under one login, with the AI side asking from a country. - 25 questions a day on five AI engines on Core. - Google AI Mode and ChatGPT in its AI results tracker. - Results filtered by country, region and language. - The domains and URLs behind each AI Mode answer, and the whole answer. - A local block: three business locations, map rank tracking, listing management. > 馃挵 **Pricing** > - **Core:** $129 a month for 25 questions a day and 5 engines ($103.20 billed annually) > - **Growth:** $279 a month for 25 questions a day ($223.20 billed annually) > - **SE Visible on its own:** $89 a month for 75 questions a day ($71 billed annually) > - **Extra business locations:** from $18.40 > - **Free trial:** 14 days, 20 AI questions a day **Ten cities, daily:** fifty questions are past Core's 25 a day, so they need SE Visible, SE Ranking's AI tracker sold on its own: $89 a month for 75. Independent discussion of SE Ranking's AI tracking is thin. **Pros** - AI tracking and map rank tracking in one plan - 25 daily questions on the entry plan - A 14-day trial with AI questions included **Cons** - Asks from a country, so the city lives in the question - Counting agents as the brokerage is not documented - Three business locations before extras ## 8. [OtterlyAI](https://otterly.ai/): The Smallest Bill for a Few Cities Typed Into the Question ![OtterlyAI's homepage, headed We otter know where your brand shows up on AI Search, above a sample brand report](https://qvery.ai/blog/best-ai-visibility-tools-for-real-estate/screenshot-otterly-homepage.webp) *OtterlyAI's homepage, captured October 15, 2026* OtterlyAI tracks ChatGPT, Google's AI Overviews, Perplexity and Copilot on every plan and sells Google AI Mode as an add-on. Every plan lists more than 50 countries, and its help page says each one is monitored as if a real user were searching from inside it. Lite with the AI Mode add-on is $38 a month for 15 questions: three cities of five questions on both engines, the smallest bill here for a brokerage that types the city into each question. - ChatGPT on every plan; Google AI Mode, Gemini and Claude as add-ons. - More than 50 countries on every plan. - Every domain and URL cited in an answer, checked daily. - Sentiment, from an enthusiastic recommendation to a mention with caveats. - One workspace on Lite, unlimited from Standard. > 馃挵 **Pricing** > - **Lite:** $29 a month for 15 questions, 1 workspace > - **Standard:** $189 a month for 100 questions > - **Premium:** $489 a month for 400 questions > - **Top plan:** custom, from 1,000 questions > - **Google AI Mode add-on:** $9, $59 or $149 a month on Lite, Standard or Premium > - **100 extra questions:** $99 a month on Standard and Premium > - **Annual billing:** 15% off **Ten cities, daily:** fifty questions are past Lite's 15, so Standard at $189 plus $59 for Google AI Mode: $248 a month. **What Reddit says** > Otterly was confusing. > ([r/SaaS 路 Dec 2025](https://www.reddit.com/r/SaaS/comments/1mqq86w/what_are_the_best_ai_search_visibility_tracking/ntb1l8f/)) > OtterlyAI feels like it could fill that gap by showing when your brand is or isn't included. > ([r/seogrowth 路 Sep 2025](https://www.reddit.com/r/seogrowth/comments/1nqvr12/how_are_you_tracking_brand_visibility_inside_ai/ng9xjvi/)) **Pros** - Three cities on both engines for $38 a month - Every cited URL, checked daily - Unlimited workspaces from Standard, one per office if you want **Cons** - Google AI Mode costs extra on every plan - Asks from a country, so the city lives in the question - Ten cities need Standard ## The Eight Side by Side A seller who names no city can still get a local answer based on their general location. So a seller in a Mesa kitchen who asks who should sell their house may get Mesa's answer without typing Mesa. A tool that asks from the country with the city typed in measures only the sellers who typed it. The portals' agent directories and profiles appear in [the GEO Agent's daily records](https://qvery.ai/blog/zillow-ai-citations-statistics/), so the person maintaining your roster has a reason to read the cited pages. The price column is one setup priced on every tool's published plans: ten cities, five questions each, a seller's and a buyer's, on ChatGPT and Google AI Mode. Where a tool sets the city, the questions carry none; where it sets a country, the city goes into each question. Tools that bill per run are priced weekly, tools whose plans include daily runs daily. **The eight on a brokerage's two tests, from each vendor's pages, October 15, 2026** | Tool | Asks from | Counts agents as the brokerage | Ten cities a month | Start with it if | |---|---|---|---:|---| | Qvery's GEO Agent | the countries you choose | | not published | Nobody has hours to read a weekly report | | Local Falcon | each point of a grid | not documented | $49.99 weekly | Each office manager wants a map of their city | | Semrush | a US city, state or ZIP | not documented | $219 daily | Your marketing lead sends a Semrush report | | Ahrefs Brand Radar | a location per check | yes, as entities | $50 weekly | Your roster keeper can fix a stale profile that week | | Peec AI | a country | yes, as aliases | $95 daily | Your roster keeper can fix a stale profile that week | | AthenaHQ | market by market | not documented | $295 daily | You manage many locations with a custom budget | | SE Ranking | a country | not documented | $89 daily | Your team already manages listings in SE Ranking | | OtterlyAI | a country | not documented | $248 daily | You cover one metro on a small budget | ## Who Keeps the Agent Profiles Right > At Qvery, we help brokerages spend less staff time keeping agent profiles right on the pages assistants read, with custom AI agents that check each cited profile against your roster, draft the correction and hand your roster owner the ones to approve. Qvery's agents check the office and contact details on cited profiles, and at first nothing goes live until your roster owner approves it. To read that shortlist as a number rather than an anecdote, the same seller and buyer questions have to run on a schedule, with the rivals named in your place listed beside you. GEO Agent: https://qvery.ai/geo-agent/ ## Put the Roster Owner in the First Review We start by watching your roster owner review a profile change and agreeing which records our agents may read and change. Within two weeks of getting access, the first agents are checking your brokerage's own profiles against its roster. Have Qvery Build Your Brokerage's Profile-Checking AI Agents: https://calendly.com/qvery-vlad/30min ## Frequently asked questions ### Is typing the city into a question the same as asking from that city? Typing a city into a question measures the answer to that wording. A seller who names no place may get a local answer because ChatGPT and Google can use the connection's general location. Local Falcon and Semrush document asking from inside a city. ### Why does the same question name different agents on different days? The assistants write each answer fresh and search again, so the names and the pages behind them shift. That is why a tool asks the same questions on a schedule and reports a share across many answers rather than one screenshot. ### Which pages do AI answers read for real estate questions? For questions about which agent or real estate service to use, the cited pages include the big portals' agent directories and profiles and the agent-matching services. The portals are cited through their directories, guides and tools, not through single listings, so your agents' profiles are part of what the answer reads. ### Will being named in AI answers bring in listings? None of these tools can tell you that on their own. They show whether your brokerage and agents are named and which pages carry the name. Whether that turns into calls is something to count in your own lead records, city by city, before and after. ### Does a visibility report fix incorrect agent profiles? A report identifies the pages an answer cites; someone still has to check them against your roster and approve corrections. Give that job to the person who knows which agents joined, left, or changed offices, rather than assuming the tracking subscription includes it. ### Is a free AI visibility tool enough for a brokerage? Not for both engines. AthenaHQ's free Essential tier leaves out Google AI Mode, so it cannot cover the two engines this list compares. It suits a first look at ChatGPT's answers, not a monthly report. ### Should a small team buy a suite or a separate tracker? It depends on what else the team needs. SE Ranking's Core plan bundles AI questions with local listings and map rankings, while SE Visible sells the AI tracking alone. A team that only wants the answers does not need the suite. ### What if two tools disagree about our visibility? They probably asked different things. Question wording, locations, engines and run dates all change the answer, so read each tool against its own earlier reports rather than against another tool. ### Does a mention mean the assistant recommends us? Not always. A name can come with a caveat, so the reports add sentiment to the count. What matters to a brokerage is being presented as someone a seller should hire, not just named. ### Does a cited website mean our brokerage was named? No. A portal can supply the page behind an answer without the answer naming your agent, so you need the answer text beside the source to tell the two apart. ### Do unlimited users mean every office gets its own project? No. Peec's Starter plan pairs unlimited users with one project, so more people can read the report but each office does not get its own. Offices that want separate reports need a plan with more projects. ### Should we choose the tool with the most assistants? Choose the one that includes the assistants your sellers use. OtterlyAI sells Google AI Mode as an add-on, and Peec limits how many models a plan runs at once, so make sure ChatGPT and Google AI Mode are both in the plan you buy. ### Can I judge AI tracking from reviews of the same vendor? Only reviews of the feature you are buying. The Ahrefs comments here are about its AI index, and most Local Falcon comments are about map tracking, so they say little about how either handles your own question list. ### Can one country setting cover offices abroad? No. An office in another country is a separate market: Peec lists countries apart from projects, and AthenaHQ keeps more regions for its top plan. More questions alone do not add a country.