A focused SEO and AI-visibility loop, told very clearly.
Hoxigen is the marketing department: it finds where you are missing from Google and AI answers, writes and publishes the content across your blog, social, and video channels, and shows what changed.
Grid13 tells the best story in this category: questions, visibility score, opportunities, content, rankings, weekly proof. One loop, measurable at every step. If you are choosing on clarity, theirs is the clearest product here, and its limits are easier to read than ours.
The substantive product is narrower than the front page suggests. Their homepage describes twelve or thirteen specialised agents; what sits behind them is content generation, SEO, AI visibility, analytics and reporting. Social repurposing is described as coming soon, and the paid-ads, CRM, attribution and TikTok agents read as roadmap rather than things you can use today — so we have counted them as roadmap, not as gaps in our own product.
On the loop itself we are close. We run the same kind of weekly scans, across four engines, and carry the movement into a weekly brief with one evidence-backed next action. On everything after the article — posts, stories, shorts, replies — there is not much comparison to make yet. Where they are ahead is simplicity, a combined score, a strategist chat on the price list, and a PDF.
Written so their own team would call it accurate. If one of these is what you are buying, buy it from them.
One loop, presented end to end, with every plan line mapping onto it. Nothing about Hoxigen is stated as cleanly as Grid13 states this.
8 or 20 articles, 10 or 20 questions, 10 or 20 keywords. You know exactly what a month contains. Our credit tariff is more flexible and less immediately legible.
100 strategist chats on Starter, 300 on Pro, sold as part of the plan rather than as a preview.
They produce one. We deliberately do not — a PDF is stale the moment it renders, and we put the same movement in the dashboard, the weekly brief, email and Telegram. If a client expects a PDF in their inbox, that is a real difference and it favours them.
The chip on each row says who wins it. Some of them are not us.
Weekly scans of your own buyer questions — OpenAI on the entry plan, OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and xAI on paid plans — keeping the answer, citations, brand and competitor mentions, sentiment, recommendation position and movement. Sampled answers, not a universal ranking.
Weekly scans: ChatGPT on Starter, and ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Grok on Pro, over 10 or 20 questions.
Metered in credits rather than a fixed count: a blog-first month on the entry plan is roughly 13 articles within its three-publish-days-a-week cap, and the plan above it publishes daily.
8 on Starter, 20 on Pro.
Signed webhook, WordPress plugin, the built-in blog, and Shopify, Wix and Webflow in beta.
Publishes on your domain with a site-matched blog design.
Seven channel types and YouTube scene videos, from the same queue and the same review window.
Social repurposing is described as coming soon.
Search Console queries in striking distance are found and queued automatically, but positions are only compared period against period — there is no durable per-query series.
10 tracked keywords on Starter, 20 on Pro.
The weekly scan shows which questions competitors win, what is cited for them, and which topics and proof points are missing — and those can be turned into a planned article. No share-of-voice history yet.
3 competitors on Starter, 10 on Pro, presented as competitor intelligence.
Organic and identified AI-referral traffic, clicks, impressions, CTR, average position and per-page metrics, current period against previous.
Google Analytics reporting, Google ranking summaries and weekly reports.
No single score. An article checklist, a SERP preview and up to three evidence-backed next actions that link back to the data behind them.
A score plus guided fixes and website-health guidance.
No PDF, by decision. Dashboard feed, weekly brief, email and Telegram.
Weekly report with a PDF.
You would find these out in week two anyway. Here they are in week zero.
Their loop fits in a sentence and every plan line maps to it. We have more machinery and explain it less well. That is our problem, not yours.
They calculate a combined SEO/GEO score and walk you through fixes. We show a checklist, a preview and an evidence-backed action list, and no single number to watch go up.
If part of your job is sending a branded report to a client or an executive, they render it and we do not.
Fixed monthly counts are easier to reason about than a credit balance, even when the credit balance buys more.
The full list of what we do not do is on the alternatives page.
Everything on this page about a rival comes from its own public pricing and marketing pages, read on the date shown. We have not tested inside a paid account, and where a number is the rival's marketing claim rather than something we measured, we say so. Think we have something wrong? hello@hoxigen.app — we will correct the page.
Nothing publishes until you connect a channel, and every item waits for you first.