Limy AI
AI search visibility and attribution
A promising early-category tool for measuring your brand in AI search, sold mostly on the vendor's own case studies.
Teams that want AI visibility, crawler activity, and conversion attribution in one view, and can instrument their own site to get it.
Public proof is thin. AWS Marketplace shows zero reviews, and the numbers shift with your prompt set and model choice.
Worth a paid pilot when AI search already drives your conversion site and someone can act on the findings. Skip it if you just want a cheap rank tracker.
What you're actually getting
Limy is a marketing stack aimed at AI search. It tracks your visibility and citation share across ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini, shows human sessions arriving from those sources, monitors which AI crawlers hit which pages, recommends content changes, and connects AI-referred visits to on-site events like signups and demos.
Setup is real work. You configure your brand, competitors, topics, engines, languages, and regions, then install the Limy pixel or route CDN logs through CloudFront, Fastly, or Netlify.
Dashboards then expose visibility, traffic, bot activity, and attribution. Marketing usually needs web-ops or engineering help to get the data flowing.
We have been using limy ai, which focuses more on tracking actual bot visits and prompt intelligence rather than just mention counting, which gives us actionable data on what people are actually asking…
Where it earns its keep
The strong version of Limy ties four signals into one view: are AI engines citing you, are those citations sending real people, which crawlers read which pages, and do those visits convert. A prompt-only tracker gives you the first signal and stops.
The vendor case studies show the shape of a win, with reports like a 22% brand-visibility lift in 30 days after a content refresh. Treat those as illustrations, then run your own 30-day baseline on one high-intent content cluster with one conversion event before you believe any number.
We use Limy AI to see what people are actually asking that leads to competitor mentions, then optimize for those specific queries.
Where it'll bite you
The thinnest spot is proof. AWS Marketplace shows zero ratings, and no identity-matched profile turned up on G2, Capterra, or Trustpilot. Ask for a workflow-specific reference and run a paid pilot instead of trusting a free score.
The measurement is soft in two ways. Visibility scores shift with your prompt set, model, region, and time window, so freeze all of those before you compare anything. And attribution stops at the action on your own site, so Limy cannot prove what happened inside the AI engine before the referral.
The dashboard shows a gap, it does not close it. Assign an owner for the content and distribution work, and agree the change budget, before you buy.
I layer in analytics tools that capture referrer and prompt context, similar to what Limy AI does, to measure which pieces of content are actually being surfaced by LLMs.
What it costs, really
Public monthly pricing is $149 Starter, $449 Growth, and $749 Scale, with annual billing claiming an 18% saving. Starter is deliberately small: 50 prompts, one language, one region, one seat, one content generation a month. Growth opens it to 250 prompts, five seats, and three generations. Scale reaches 350 prompts, seven seats, and multi-domain monitoring.
Prompt and seat caps are the real constraint, deciding how much of your actual market you can watch on each tier.
…a tick for limy because it shows us agent traffic and attribution from AI searches, though their dashboard can be overwhelming at first.
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24 sourcesEvery claim on this page is traceable. Open the receipts.
- 1Limy AI homepageProduct positioning, platform scope, and category language.official
- 2Limy AnalyticsAI traffic monitor, pixel setup, landing pages, and engagement metrics.official
- 3Limy AttributionPrompt-to-conversion framing and measurement boundary.official
- 4Limy bot trafficBot activity, content placement, page heatmaps, and region signals.official
- 5Limy pricingCurrent monthly tiers, prompts, seats, models, regions, and content allowances.official
- 6Limy GTM pixel documentationInstallation and token behavior for page-view tracking.official
- 7Limy supported search enginesSupported engines, bot agents, and detection methods.official
- 8Limy Wix integrationWix app-market installation flow.official
- 9Limy Amazon CloudFront integrationCDN log forwarding and AWS Data Firehose path.official
- 10Limy Fastly integrationFastly HTTPS log endpoint setup.official
- 11Limy Netlify integrationNetlify log drain and token setup.official
- 12Limy changelogAI traffic, bot traffic, and attribution product updates.official
- 13Limy privacy policyData controller, data categories, third-party AI/ML processing, and international transfers.official
- 14Limy cookie policySite cookie categories and analytics providers.official
- 15Limy terms and conditionsSubscription, user-content, and legal boundary.official
- 16Limy SOC 2 Type II reportSecurity report for the Limy AI Platform.official
- 17Limy on AWS MarketplaceMarketplace category, SaaS delivery, price snapshot, and zero-review signal.public
- 18Calcalist Limy funding reportIndependent company and funding context.independent
- 19Elmo vs LimyCompetitor comparison and hosted-product boundary.independent
- 20r/SaaS AI visibility discussionCategory discussion about analysis versus diagnosis.practitioner
- 21r/StartupsHelpStartups AI search discussionAnecdotal early-stage buyer concern about channel maturity.practitioner
- 22CaPow customer storyVendor-hosted customer story and quote.vendor
- 23Tastewise customer storyVendor-hosted customer story and quote.vendor
- 2410x EditorialPortal judgement, pilot design, and buying guidance.editorial