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Goodie
A dated analyst profile of Goodie, an AEO platform for prompt research, visibility monitoring, optimization, and attribution.
Goodie is a commercial AEO and AI search vendor. Across captures on 2026-09-07 and 2026-10-26, its public site sold a closed loop: research the prompts people ask AI, monitor how answer engines mention and cite a brand, execute optimization actions, then connect visibility to traffic and revenue.
Geolyze files it with AI visibility tools because the measurement objects are prompts, generated-answer mentions, citations, competitors, and share of voice. It is not a classic SEO rank tracker.
This profile is an analyst file from official marketing and pricing pages captured on 2026-09-07 and re-captured on 2026-10-26 with both billing toggles read. It is not a hands-on product test. Live dashboard behavior stays unknown.
Best fit
Use Goodie when the team wants answer-engine tracking and an action layer in one vendor, and can accept Core’s five named engines or Pro’s added Gemini and commerce surfaces.
Enterprise packaging is a better match when procurement needs the 14-engine matrix, multi-brand seats, SSO/SAML, and SOC 2 named in public materials.
It is a weaker fit when the only job is lean measurement, or when the team needs Claude and the full homepage logo wall on the self-serve plan.
What official pages claim
Public pages name these modules. Treat them as vendor-stated capabilities, not Geolyze lab results.
| Module | Official job | Evidence note |
|---|---|---|
| Prompt Research | Conversational prompt clusters, volume, seasonality, intent, fan-out | FAQ said research data updates monthly. Dataset size is vendor-stated. |
| Visibility Monitoring | Mentions, citations, ranking position, sentiment, share of voice, competitors | Most concrete measurement module. FAQ says daily tracking. |
| Optimization Actions | Agents for content, technical fixes, outreach, social; llms.txt + sitemap repair | Credits moved from 10/30/60+ to 50/100/100+ per month between captures. Impact percentages are marketing. |
| Goodie Agent Tokens | 40M / 100M / 300M+ tokens per month by tier | New matrix row on 2026-10-26. What a token buys is unknown. |
| Agentic Commerce Suite | SKU-level product visibility in AI shopping surfaces | Feature FAQ names Rufus; pricing matrix names Alexa and Sparky. |
| Brand Command | Compare AI answers with approved brand facts; inaccuracy rate, adverse citation share | Named metrics are new on the 2026-10-26 matrix. Accuracy quality unknown. |
| Analytics & Attribution | AI referral traffic plus attributed and influenced revenue | GA integration is named. Model accuracy is unknown. |
| Goodie MCP | Query Goodie data from MCP-compatible tools | Named on Core, Pro, and Enterprise cards. |
| Agent Experience Suite | AI crawler logs and technical access audits | Named bots are crawlers, not the Core answer-engine list. |
Visibility Monitoring is the module that maps to a serious GEO checklist: a stored prompt, a dated visibility signal, citations, and a way to compare competitors. If a demo only shows a score, ask for the underlying answer and source evidence.
Platform coverage
Coverage is plan-gated. Do not read homepage language about “every major AI model” as the Core matrix.
From the official brand pricing matrix, engine lists unchanged across the 2026-09-07 and 2026-10-26 captures:
- Core: ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, Google AI Mode, Microsoft Copilot.
- Pro: Core set plus Gemini, Amazon Alexa, Sparky.
- Enterprise: the card now says “Up to 14 models tracked” (September said 12); the matrix names 13 — ChatGPT, AI Overview, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, AI Mode, Copilot, Meta, DeepSeek, Grok, Alexa, Sparky, and Muse, which is new.
Core and Pro list two countries and two languages on Core, five and five on Pro, and eight-plus on Enterprise. Daily collection is listed on all three brand plans. Homepage copy still names Claude and Amazon Rufus; those names are not on the Core card. Whether a given Enterprise contract includes every named model is unknown.
Pricing note
Captured from Goodie’s public pricing pages on 2026-10-26, reading both sides of the billing switch in a live browser. The annual view is the page default; annual is described as two months free, and the math reconciles on every plan — annual equals exactly ten monthly payments.
| Plan | Billed annually | Billed monthly | What the card showed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core | $295/month | $354/month | Five engines; 110 prompts; 50 optimizations / month; unlimited seats; 7-day trial; MCP; GA attribution; strategist support |
| Pro | $999/month | $1,198.80/month | Eight engines; 250 prompts; 100 optimizations / month; unlimited seats; SKU-level commerce; MCP |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom | Up to 14 engines; tailored prompts; multi-brand; MCP & API; SOC 2 |
| Agency Growth | $275/month | $330/month | 10 pitch workspaces / month; ChatGPT, AI Overview, Perplexity pitch models; unlimited seats; MCP |
Against the 2026-09-07 capture, Core repriced from $399 (toggle not isolated then) to $295 annual, seats moved from three to unlimited on Core and Pro, optimization credits rose on every tier, and prompt count on Core rose from 100 to 110. Agency Growth repriced from $350 to $275 annual and moved to a dedicated higoodie.com/pricing/agencies/ page. Client workspaces remain brand-plan add-ons; the agency page still cross-references them “FROM $399 / MO”, a stale echo of the retired Core price.
Re-check live packaging before a purchase decision. Export and API inclusion on Core and Pro, overage fees, and token-to-work math remain unknown.
Strengths
The public brand matrix is specific enough to compare engines, prompts, seats, countries, and optimization credits before a demo. That is rarer than a slogan about full coverage.
Both billing toggles publish reconcilable prices, so a buyer can check the annual discount instead of trusting a badge. Unlimited seats on self-serve plans remove the most common per-seat surprise.
Core is self-serve with a named trial, and MCP is listed on every brand plan card.
Limitations
Self-serve Core still omits Gemini, Claude, and several homepage logos. Fourteen-engine coverage sits on Enterprise.
Packaging is volatile. Between the two captures, Goodie changed the Core price, the seat model, the credit tiers, the Enterprise model count, and the agency plan URL. Any Goodie number older than a few weeks is weak evidence.
Measurement is bundled with optimization agents, content generation, and attribution. A team that only needs evidence may be buying extra workflow.
Commerce engine names conflict across official pages, now spanning Rufus, Alexa, Sparky, and Muse depending on the page. Vendor case-study percentages are not Geolyze facts. Dashboard quality, attribution accuracy, and crawler-log completeness were not independently tested.
Example and counterexample
A workable use is an SEO lead tracking a stable set of category and comparison prompts on Core across the five named engines, then spending the fifty monthly optimization credits on schema and page fixes.
A mismatch is a founder buying Core because the homepage names Claude and Rufus, then expecting those engines on the self-serve plan. The public pricing matrix said otherwise on both captures.
Alternatives
The published Geolyze vendor profiles at the time of this page are AIvsRank, Profound, Peec AI, and Scrunch. Use AIvsRank when the next job is measurement, benchmarking, or audit rather than Goodie’s combined AEO stack; the others are compared with dated captures in Best AI Visibility Tools.
Other AI visibility vendors should not be compared feature-by-feature here until they have their own reviewed profiles.
For buying criteria without a vendor shortlist, use Best AI Visibility Tools and How to Measure AI Visibility.
Operator checklist
- Write the job: measurement only, measurement plus actions, commerce, or crawler analytics.
- List the answer engines, countries, and languages that matter commercially.
- Check whether those engines sit on Core, Pro, or only Enterprise.
- Confirm which billing toggle you are being quoted. Annual and monthly differ by exactly two monthly payments per year on every plan.
- Ask what an optimization credit and an agent token buy, and for a dated sample of prompt, full answer text, citations, and competitor mentions.
- Re-check live pricing. This note is from 2026-10-26; Goodie repriced Core and the agency plans within seven weeks of the previous capture.
Common misunderstanding
Goodie markets itself as an AEO platform. In Geolyze terms, AEO is answer-ready content structure. Much of Visibility Monitoring is AI visibility measurement and prompt tracking. Actions, Content Studio, and commerce are separate jobs. Buying “AEO software” does not put Claude or fourteen engines on Core.
Verification note
Official pages were captured on 2026-09-07 and re-captured on 2026-10-26 in a live browser, reading both billing toggles on the brand and agency pages. The two captures disagree on price, seats, credits, model count, and agency plan location; the page records the October state and flags the September baseline where it matters. Geolyze has not operated a Goodie workspace. Recapture pricing, engine coverage, and packaging before relying on this page for procurement.