Comparison
Adamiro vs. Semrush AI Visibility.
Semrush measures AI search better than we do. The question on this page is what that measurement costs once you add it up, and whether measuring is the part you are missing.
What they actually sell, and for how much.
The AI Visibility Toolkit is $99 a month per domain, billed annually. That buys 25 tracked custom prompts with daily rankings, one domain of brand-performance analysis, mentions from ChatGPT, Google AI, Gemini and Perplexity, competitor and prompt research, and an AI-readiness site audit. Extra users start at $45 a month (semrush.com, August 2026).
That is a serious measurement product from the company that also publishes an AI visibility index across a hundred million-plus prompts. On tracking depth it is ahead of us: we cover three engines, and we do not offer custom prompt tracking at all.
Now put the two prices next to each other.
Semrush’s AI Visibility Toolkit is $99 a month per domain, for measurement.
Adamiro’s Growth plan is $99 a month and includes AI Visibility, a weekly market briefing, competitor monitoring, drafting in your voice across five formats, scheduled publishing, and Mentor. Same number, and one of them also does the work the measurement tells you to do.
Add a colleague and the gap widens: another $45 a month there, $10 a month for an extra seat on our Business plan. These are both published prices you can check in a browser tab, which is the only kind of comparison worth putting on a page.
When Semrush is the right answer.
Two situations, and they are common.
If you already pay for Semrush for keyword research, backlinks and rank tracking, adding their toolkit is the low-friction choice and it plugs into data we cannot match. Their SEO dataset is a decade of investment and we are not competing with it.
If someone on your team owns search as a discipline and needs 25 tracked prompts with daily movement and competitive prompt research, buy the instrument built for that person. Ours is built to tell an operator whether to act.
What a toolkit does not do.
A measurement product tells you that you are absent from the answer. It does not decide what to publish about it, write it in your voice, or put it in a queue for Tuesday.
Semrush does sell content and social products, and they are separate lines on the invoice. Adamiro is one subscription in which the gap the module finds becomes a draft and then a scheduled post, without you re-explaining your company to a second tool.
That is the whole argument. Not better measurement. Fewer steps between knowing and doing.
Adamiro vs. Semrush: Side by side
| Semrush AI Visibility | Adamiro | |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | $99/mo per domain, billed annually (August 2026) | $49/mo Starter, $99/mo Growth, 14-day trial |
| What that price includes | AI search measurement for one domain | AI Visibility plus briefings, competitor monitoring, drafting, publishing and advisory |
| Extra users | From $45/mo | 3 seats on Business, further seats $10/mo |
| Engines | ChatGPT, Google AI, Gemini, Perplexity | ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Mode |
| Custom prompt tracking | 25 prompts with daily rankings | Not offered |
| SEO dataset | Keyword, backlink and rank data at industry scale | None. We do not compete here |
| Writes content in your voice | Sold as separate products | Included. Voice, 2 to 13 formats by plan |
| Market intelligence | Not the toolkit’s scope | Signals briefings and Radar |
| Built for | SEOs and marketers who own search as a discipline | A founder or CEO who owns everything |
Questions worth asking
Does Adamiro measure AI visibility as well as Semrush?
No. Four engines to our three, 25 tracked prompts to our none, plus prompt research we do not have. If measurement depth is the purchase, they win it.
I already pay for Semrush. Why would I add Adamiro?
Because Semrush tells you where you stand and Adamiro produces the thing that changes it, from market intelligence rather than keyword volume. If you have the diagnosis and no time for the treatment, that is the gap.
Is the price comparison fair?
It is a comparison of published prices for different products, which is why the table says what each one includes. Their toolkit is not trying to be a content platform, and we are not trying to be an SEO suite.
Will Adamiro add custom prompt tracking?
Possibly, and we will not put a date on it. Engine coverage and tracking features in this category change every few months, which is why every number here carries the month it was checked.
Last reviewed: August 2026