10 Best Microsoft Copilot Rank Trackers in 2026, Compared

For Microsoft Copilot checked every day on a fixed plan, with no add-on and no engine slot to give up, the best Copilot rank tracker is Otterly.AI at $29 a month: 15 prompts run daily on Copilot, ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews. On credits, Keyword.com (from $9.80) and Rankscale ($20) cost less for a few checks; Geoptie ($49), AIclicks ($59) and Peec AI ($95) let you pick Copilot as one of four or three engines; Ahrefs adds Copilot to its prompt index from a $50 package; LLM Pulse adds it to a weekly report for €10; Rankshift ($92 in credits) gives a whole team API and MCP; and Rankability covers it for agencies from $97.

Fewer trackers cover Copilot than ChatGPT or Google's AI surfaces, and the plans that do often treat it as a slot or a premium engine. Each entry below says where Copilot sits on the plan and what one Copilot check really costs. Facts were read from each vendor's own pages on 23, 28 or 29 September 2026, and Rankability's tracker pages on 16 October 2026.

To weigh these against trackers built for every engine, start with the 10 best AI visibility tools, which compares coverage, prompts and price across the whole field.

Picks by need

• Copilot daily on one small fixed plan, with ChatGPT, Perplexity and AI Overviews: Otterly.AI, $29.
• A handful of Copilot checks for under $10: Keyword.com, credit-based.
• Copilot on a schedule you set, hourly to monthly: Rankscale, $20 in credits.
• Copilot as one of four engines, across 123 markets: Geoptie, $49.
• Copilot inside a large ready-made prompt index: Ahrefs Brand Radar, from $50.
• Copilot as one of three engines you pick from 11, with articles included: AIclicks, $59.
• Copilot added to a weekly multi-engine report: LLM Pulse, €49 plus €10.
• Copilot with API and MCP for unlimited seats: Rankshift, $92 in credits.
• Copilot as one of three models, with unlimited users: Peec AI, $95.
• Copilot for many agency clients: Rankability, from $97.

How we chose these Copilot trackers

A tool made the list when its own pages showed three things: Microsoft Copilot by name among the engines it checks, a published price at which a brand can track Copilot (included, as a chosen engine, or as a priced add-on), and a published check frequency. Tools that missed one of the three are in the section after the list, each with the test it missed.

The ten are ordered by the lowest published monthly price at which Copilot is tracked, add-ons counted. Month-to-month rates are used where shown, euro prices sit where the vendor's dollar figure or the exchange rate puts them, and ties go alphabetically. Rankability is placed by its lowest listed plan, $97, and whether Copilot is among the platforms on that plan is not confirmed; the only plan its pricing page showed on 29 September 2026 was $497 a month. Vendor facts were read on 23, 28 or 29 September 2026; Rankability's plan list comes from its tracker pages, read on 16 October 2026.

What we weighed for Copilot in particular:

• Is Copilot on the plan, or a slot? On several tools Copilot competes with ChatGPT and Google for one of three or four places. A team that needs both Google surfaces and ChatGPT may have no slot left.
• What does one Copilot check cost? On credit plans, divide the allowance by the Copilot price before comparing. Rankshift charges Copilot more than most engines; Keyword.com charges it the same as ChatGPT.
• What does the tracker add to Bing's own data? Microsoft now reports Copilot citations for free (below). A paid tracker earns its place by showing which other brands Copilot named and what it said, which Microsoft's report does not.

The ten Copilot rank trackers side by side

What makes Copilot different to track

Copilot answers from Bing. A Microsoft Bing product manager writes that Copilot is powered by Bing's search index, and the Bing Webmaster Guidelines describe one set of crawling, indexing and ranking rules for Bing search, Copilot and Bing's grounding API. So a brand that only watches Google can be strong in ChatGPT or AI Overviews and still be missing from Copilot, because the page Copilot would cite is not in Bing's index or carries a tag that limits it. Microsoft's guidelines say NOARCHIVE keeps content out of Copilot responses and NOCACHE limits Copilot to the URL, title and snippet. How to get cited by Microsoft Copilot covers those fixes step by step; this note is about measuring the result.

Copilot also shows its sources openly. When Microsoft introduced Copilot Search in Bing, it said answers cite sources prominently and list every link used to build them, so a tracker can store the full source list for each prompt, not only the first link.

Microsoft now gives site owners some of this for free. Bing Webmaster Tools added an AI Performance report in February 2026, as a public preview. It counts your citations in Copilot and in AI summaries in Bing, lists which of your pages were cited, and shows grounding queries, the short searches the AI ran before citing you. The data is sampled and refreshes daily. What it cannot show is the rest of the answer: its Citation Share view gives your share of citations for a grounding query without naming the other sites, and it does not say which brands Copilot recommended in its text. That gap is what a third-party Copilot tracker fills, and why the question to ask of each tool below is what it stores per answer.

One limit on this note: Copilot is not among the seven engines in Cituna's scans, which our other engine notes draw on, so there are no Copilot citation counts here.

The 10 Copilot rank trackers, by price

1. Keyword.com (best for a few Copilot checks under $10)

Keyword.com's AI Visibility plan costs $9.80 a month, or $7.83 billed annually, for 20 credits (read 28 September 2026). A Copilot check costs 0.25 credits, the same as ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, AI Overviews and AI Mode, so 20 credits buy about 80 Copilot checks a month: roughly 18 prompts checked weekly, or two or three daily. You choose weekly, daily or monthly updates. Search Console, GA4 and an MCP server come with it, and the 14-day trial needs no card. Its Copilot tracker page was the first result for "microsoft copilot rank tracker" when we checked the search on 16 October 2026.

Where it falls short: the entry credit pool is very small, so daily Copilot tracking of a real prompt set needs a larger tier, and Grok is not offered.

2. Rankscale (best for Copilot on your own schedule)

Rankscale's Essentials plan costs $20 a month, or $204 a year, for 120 credits, and every engine it supports is on every plan, Copilot, Claude and Grok included (read 28 September 2026). You set the cadence per project, from hourly to monthly. A typical run costs 0.25 credits per engine and Claude costs 2. MCP is on every plan, and Search Console and GA4 connect in beta.

Where it falls short: our read did not establish what a Copilot run costs in credits, so the number of Copilot checks 120 credits buy is unknown, and the seven-day trial covers only the $99 Pro plan.

3. Otterly.AI (best for Copilot daily on a fixed plan)

Otterly.AI's Lite plan costs $29 a month, or $25 billed annually, for 15 prompts checked daily on ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and Microsoft Copilot (read 28 September 2026). Copilot is one of the four core engines, not an add-on and not a slot you choose, which is why it is the lowest fixed price here for daily Copilot data. Gemini and Google AI Mode are $9 add-ons each on Lite and Claude is $29; Grok is not mentioned on any Otterly page we read. Team members are unlimited, and the trial runs seven or 14 days without a card, depending on which of its pages you read.

On Standard, at $189 a month, Otterly.AI also runs an agency program with unlimited workspaces and branded Looker Studio reports, with Copilot still included. Otterly.AI alternatives covers where to go if 15 prompts stop being enough.

Where it falls short: 15 prompts is a small set, API and MCP start on Standard at $189, and Search Console is not published.

4. Geoptie (best for Copilot across many markets)

Geoptie's Starter costs $49 month to month, or $41 a month billed annually, for 15 prompts and two brands (read 28 September 2026). Each brand tracks any four of seven engines: ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, Google AI Mode and Google AI Overviews, changeable at any time. Checks run daily across 123 markets, the widest published market list among the trackers here, which matters if your Copilot audience spans several countries.

Where it falls short: Copilot takes one of four slots, a prompt tracked in three countries uses three of the 15, Grok is not offered, and API and MCP start on Professional at $99.

5. Ahrefs Brand Radar (best for Copilot in a large prompt index)

Ahrefs Brand Radar works from a pre-built index of prompts, so you can look up any brand's AI visibility, a rival's included, with no setup. The index covers Google AI Overviews, AI Mode, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Copilot. For your own prompts, a custom package costs $50 a month for 2,500 checks across the platforms you pick, Copilot among them, where one prompt on one platform uses one check (read 23 September 2026). Ahrefs Lite, at $129 a month, adds the SEO toolset, five tracked prompts, and API and MCP access; the standalone index starts at $199 (read 28 September 2026). Cadence is set per platform.

Where it falls short: Ahrefs publishes three different starting figures depending on the route, so confirm which one includes the Copilot data you want; Grok is not listed, and there is no trial.

6. AIclicks (best for picking Copilot as one of three engines)

AIclicks' Starter costs $59 a month for 30 prompts, checked daily on three models (read 28 September 2026). ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini are the defaults, and any of them can be swapped for another of its 11 models, Microsoft Copilot, Claude, Grok and Google AI Mode among them. Five AI-written articles a month come with Starter, so the plan suits a team that wants to act on what Copilot says as well as watch it. The three-day trial needs no card.

Where it falls short: Copilot replaces one of the three defaults, so a team that needs ChatGPT and a Google surface has one slot left, and API, MCP and GA4 start on Pro at $189.

7. LLM Pulse (best for adding Copilot to a weekly report)

LLM Pulse's Starter costs €49 a month with weekly checks, shown as $59, or €79 with daily checks (read 28 September 2026). Its base set is ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, AI Overviews and AI Mode; Copilot is a €10 monthly add-on on weekly Starter, so weekly Copilot tracking costs €59. Each of the 50 prompts counts once across every engine it runs on, MCP is on every plan, and the 14-day trial on weekly plans needs a payment method.

Where it falls short: the add-on price we read applies to weekly Starter, so daily Copilot data costs more than €59, and the API starts on Scale at €299.

8. Rankshift (best for Copilot with API and MCP for a whole team)

Rankshift's Starter costs €77 a month, shown as $92, or €69 billed annually, for 150 prompts a day and 9,500 credits a month (read 28 September 2026). Every plan covers all nine engines in its calculator, Microsoft Copilot among them, with daily or weekly refresh. A Copilot run costs 5 credits where most engines cost 2, so Starter buys about 1,900 Copilot runs a month, roughly 60 a day if Copilot is all you run. API and MCP access, unlimited projects and unlimited seats come on every plan, and the 30-day trial needs no card.

Where it falls short: Copilot is priced two and a half times most engines, Grok is not offered, and Search Console is not published.

9. Peec AI (best for Copilot with unlimited users)

Peec AI's Starter costs $95 a month, or $80 billed annually, for 50 prompts on three models chosen from ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Google AI Overviews, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini and Naver AI (read 29 September 2026). Checks are daily and users are unlimited, so a whole marketing team can see the Copilot results. An extra model costs $35 a month on Starter, MCP is included, and the API starts on Pro at $245.

Where it falls short: three models is tight once ChatGPT and a Google surface are chosen, so Copilot may cost the extra $35, and Claude and Grok are Enterprise only.

10. Rankability (best for agencies tracking Copilot)

Rankability's pricing page, read on 29 September 2026, names Microsoft Copilot among the engines it tracks, with ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Google AI Overviews, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, Grok and Meta AI, and it publishes a dedicated Microsoft Copilot rank tracker page. Its tracker pages, read on 16 October 2026, list Starter at $97 a month with 100 tracked AI queries, Agency at $297 with 300 and Agency Pro at $497 with 500, each with 11 AI platforms, unlimited client workspaces, and API and MCP access. Scans run daily, weekly or on a custom schedule and record mentions, citations, your position and the competing brands named.

Where it falls short: on 29 September 2026 its pricing page showed a single plan at $497 a month on a 12-month agreement, so confirm which terms apply, and whether Copilot is among the 11 platforms on Starter, before you sign.

Which Copilot rank tracker should you pick?

• Copilot daily with ChatGPT, Perplexity and AI Overviews on one fixed plan: Otterly.AI, $29.
• A one-off look at a few Copilot prompts: Keyword.com, from $9.80 in credits.
• A schedule you control, from hourly to monthly: Rankscale, $20.
• Copilot in several countries: Geoptie, $49, with 123 markets.
• Looking up rivals' Copilot visibility with no setup: Ahrefs Brand Radar.
• Copilot plus two engines of your choice, with articles written for you: AIclicks, $59.
• You already report weekly across engines: LLM Pulse with the €10 Copilot add-on.
• Copilot data in your own stack through API and MCP, for a whole team: Rankshift, $92.
• A large team that all needs access: Peec AI, $95.
• Many clients: Rankability, from $97.
• Only your own citations, at no cost: Bing Webmaster Tools' AI Performance report.

If your buyers also use ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, Grok, AI Overviews and AI Mode, Cituna, built by the team behind this site, checks those seven daily from $39 a month with Search Console; it does not check Copilot, so it pairs with one of the trackers above. For the same comparison on other engines, see the best Perplexity rank trackers, and to choose across every engine at once, how to choose an AI visibility tool sets out the seven criteria we use.

Other tools that list Copilot

These name Copilot but missed one of our tests, as read on 23, 28 or 29 September 2026. AthenaHQ's free Essential tier includes 300 credits on ChatGPT, Perplexity, AI Overviews, Gemini and Copilot, and Starter costs $295 a month for 3,600 credits across 11 models, but no check frequency is published. Scrunch's Core plan, $250 a month for 125 prompts, tracks ChatGPT, Perplexity, AI Overviews and Copilot, and Gauge's Growth plan, $599 a month, includes Copilot with five other engines; the pages we read did not publish a check frequency for either. Profound's custom-priced Enterprise plan lists Copilot among up to nine engines. Nightwatch's pages disagree on whether Copilot is tracked. ProRankTracker, Superlines, Dageno and other names in the lists that rank for this search were not checked against their own pages for this note.

Among the trackers we have priced across this series, these do not list Copilot: Mangools AI Search Watcher, Trakkr, Promptwatch's brand plans, SE Visible, and Semrush's AI Visibility Toolkit, which names ChatGPT, Google AI, Gemini and Perplexity. Writesonic keeps Copilot for Enterprise.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best Microsoft Copilot rank tracker?

For Copilot checked daily on a fixed plan with no add-on, Otterly.AI at $29 a month, which also covers ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews (read 28 September 2026). For the lowest entry price, Keyword.com from $9.80 or Rankscale at $20, both on credits; for agencies, Rankability from $97.

Which AI visibility tools track Microsoft Copilot?

Of the tools we read: Keyword.com, Rankscale, Otterly.AI, Rankshift and Rankability include it; Geoptie, AIclicks and Peec AI let you choose it as one of four or three engines; LLM Pulse sells it as a €10 add-on; Ahrefs Brand Radar covers it in its index and custom prompts; AthenaHQ, Scrunch and Gauge include it without a published check frequency; and Profound includes it on Enterprise.

Can I track Copilot citations for free?

Your own citations, yes. Bing Webmaster Tools' AI Performance report, a public preview since February 2026, shows how often Copilot and Bing's AI summaries cited your pages, which pages, and the grounding queries behind them. It does not show which other brands Copilot named, so it cannot replace a tracker for competitive questions.

Does ranking in Bing help you appear in Copilot?

Microsoft says Copilot is powered by Bing's index and uses the same crawling, indexing and ranking foundation as Bing search, so a page Bing has not indexed is outside the pool Copilot draws on. Being indexed is the entry ticket, not a guarantee of a citation.