Doily vs AccuRanker.

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Short answer

AccuRanker is a dedicated rank tracker built for high keyword volume, with daily updates, on-demand refreshes and a separate AccuLLM product for AI prompts. Doily is a broader workspace for small teams, with 9 AI engines, audits and tasks next to daily rankings, and it opens soon. Choose AccuRanker for large keyword sets.

At a glance

Tracks Google rankings and visibility in 9 AI engines, audits your site, and turns the data into tasks and reports. Doily opens soon.

Best for You track a few hundred keywords and want AI visibility in the same plan and price.

AccuRanker is a rank tracking platform from a Danish company, used by agencies, consultants and enterprise SEO teams. Its tracker, priced by keyword count, is separate from AccuLLM, its tool for tracking visibility in AI answers.

Best for You track thousands or millions of keywords and need fast refreshes at that scale.

Rank tracking

AccuRanker's focus is tracking at scale. Doily tracks fewer keywords on its entry plans and puts more around them.

Rank tracking: Doily and AccuRanker
Feature
Update frequency	Daily Google positions on desktop and mobile.	Daily updates, with single keywords or a whole domain refreshed on demand.
Keyword volume	Starter: 150 keywords daily. Team: 750 keywords daily. Agency: 1,500 keyword slots, plus 500 per level.	Professional starts at 2,000 keywords. Expert starts at 10,000.
Rank metrics	Positions by country, state or city, SERP features and whether an AI Overview shows, plus a local map pack grid.	Pixel position, CTR, AI share of voice and rankings at local or country level.
Research and tags	Keyword research with volume, difficulty, intent and questions.	Keyword research, search intent, tagging and advanced filtering in Professional.

AI visibility

AccuRanker treats AI tracking as a second product with its own plans. Doily includes it in every plan.

AI visibility: Doily and AccuRanker
Feature
Engines tracked	9 engines: ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, Copilot, Grok and DeepSeek.	AccuLLM tracks ChatGPT, Perplexity, AI Overviews and AI Mode.
Prompt allowance	Starter: 30 prompts daily across 5 engines. Team: 40 prompts daily on 5 engines.	LLM Lite: 100 prompts and 1 brand. LLM Pro: 300 prompts and 5 brands.
Check frequency	Daily on paid plans, with the cadence shown next to each engine.	Daily frequency on all AccuLLM plans.
Sentiment and sources	Sentiment, cited sources and brands mentioned, per engine and per prompt.	Sentiment score from 1 to 100, cited domains and pages, and share of brand mentions.

Reporting, seats and integrations

AccuRanker supports large data volumes and warehouses. Doily emphasizes the next step after the data.

Reporting, seats and integrations: Doily and AccuRanker
Feature
Reports	Drag and drop builder, templates, scheduled sends, PDF and live link.	Drag-and-drop reports with scheduling, plus Data Studio on Expert.
Seats	Starter: 3 seats. Team: 5 seats. Extra staff seats are $15 per month.	Unlimited seats on AccuLLM; Enterprise adds unlimited users and domains.
API and data	Read-only API on Team; full API and MCP on Agency.	Unlimited read API on Expert, and BigQuery plus a write API on Enterprise.
Next steps	Tasks and recommendations from your data, plus Ask Doily.	Forecasting and SERP analysis tools are listed under its features.

Pricing

Doily Starter is $99 per month and includes both rank tracking and AI visibility. Team is $249 per month, and Agency starts at $499. Free is $0, and annual billing is 2 months free.

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AccuRanker lists Professional at $224 per month for 2,000 keywords, with 3,000 and 5,000 tiers, and Expert at $764 per month for 10,000 keywords, with tiers up to 25,000. Enterprise above 25,000 keywords is priced on request. AccuLLM is separate: LLM Lite is $206 per month, LLM Pro is $521, and LLM Enterprise is on request. Paying annually takes 10% off.

Listed on the vendor's public pages as of Oct 11, 2026.

Which to choose

Choose Doily if

You track a few hundred keywords and want AI visibility in the same plan and price.
You want site audits, tasks and an assistant next to your rankings.
You need Claude, Copilot, Grok or DeepSeek in your AI tracking.

Choose AccuRanker if

You track thousands or millions of keywords and need fast refreshes at that scale.
You send ranking data to BigQuery or Data Studio and need a write API.
You want pixel position and CTR data for each tracked keyword.

Switching from AccuRanker

Export your tracked keywords with their tags, locations and devices.
Add the keywords you still need to Doily rank tracking, starting with the highest value ones.
Recreate your AccuLLM prompts in Doily and choose the engines to check.
Rebuild your scheduled reports as Doily templates.
Keep AccuRanker active alongside Doily if you track far more keywords than your Doily plan holds.

Questions

Can I use AccuRanker and Doily together?

Yes. You could keep AccuRanker for a large keyword set and use Doily for audits, tasks, reports and AI visibility on the pages that matter most.

Does Doily track as many keywords as AccuRanker?

Not on its entry plans. Starter tracks 150 keywords daily and Team tracks 750, while AccuRanker's Professional plan starts at 2,000.

How does pricing compare?

AccuRanker Professional is $224 per month for 2,000 keywords, and AI tracking through AccuLLM is a separate $206 or more. Doily Starter is $99 per month with both included, at smaller limits.

Does AccuRanker track Google AI Overviews?

Yes. AccuLLM tracks AI Overviews and AI Mode along with ChatGPT and Perplexity. Doily tracks those and adds Gemini, Claude, Copilot, Grok and DeepSeek.

Sources and method

Checked on Oct 11, 2026 against these public pages.

Doily is not affiliated with AccuRanker. Product names are trademarks of their owners. Information comes from the public pages listed above as of Oct 11, 2026. Pricing and features change; check the vendor before you buy.