Suparanku vs Semrush AI Visibility
Semrush brings something no specialist can: 317 million real prompts and answers, harvested from clickstream rather than fired at an API, which lets it estimate what people actually ask. It sits beside the SEO tools your team may already pay for, and it is now owned by Adobe. Suparanku is one product instead of a suite — and the whole loop is in it, at one price.
Suparanku
- Your business
- Measure
- Prioritise
- Publish — on and off your site
- Record URL
- Measure again
and round again
One product · one price · Japanese throughout
Semrush
- Measure
- Strategic priorities
- Content Toolkit +$60
- AI PR Toolkit +$149
the next step is yours
317M real prompts · three subscriptions to close the loop
Feature by feature
Each bar shows which product is stronger on that point, and by how clear a margin. It is our reading of the facts in the two cards below it — never a score we made up.
What each product measures
Where the data comes from
Semrush reads real conversations at a scale we cannot reach. That answers a question prompt-scanning cannot.
Suparanku
- We ask your questions ourselves and record every answer
- Demand is weighted from your Search Console where connected, otherwise estimated
Semrush
- A database of 317M+ real prompts and answers, updated daily
- Their own words: responses are “captured from real requests and not via any APIs of LLMs”
- That yields topic-level volume estimates — what people ask, not just how models reply
AI engines
Similar lists, with one gap that matters: Claude appears in no Semrush measurement surface.
Suparanku
- ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Google AI Overviews — all included
- Perplexity and Google AI Mode are not measured
Semrush
- ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Gemini and Perplexity
- Claude coverage for brand measurement is not documented publicly — it appears only as a traffic source and an MCP client
- Their own docs say “more platforms coming soon”
How the measurement is put together
Semrush runs three mechanisms at three cadences. Ours is one method, published.
Suparanku
- One method: every question asked three times per engine, then averaged
- Each answer marked with whether the model used web search
- The app warns you when a sample is too thin to trust
Semrush
- Clickstream database daily · Brand Performance weekly, on synthetic prompts · your own prompts daily
- Your own tracked questions sit beside your classic Google rankings
- Sampling depth per question is not documented publicly
What you learn from each answer
Both report mentions, citations, share of voice and sentiment. We add position and buying stage.
Suparanku
- Named or not, where in the list, and in what tone — with the reason
- Split by topic, buying stage, and branded vs unbranded
- The full text of every answer, and which sources it quoted
Semrush
- An AI Visibility score, mentions, citations, cited sources and pages, and monthly audience
- Share of voice, sentiment, and reports on narrative drivers and the questions you appear in
- Competitor comparison is capped at four competitors
Auditing your site
Semrush crawls far more pages. But its AI score is one number for the whole site; ours is per page.
Suparanku
- Scores every page 0–100 on whether an assistant can find, read and quote it
- Fast crawls not metered on any plan; deeper per-page checks with a page-speed measurement
- Crawl ceiling 1,000 pages on Free and Starter, 10,000 on Business
Semrush
- Crawl capacity from 100,000 to 1,000,000 pages a month by tier
- AI-specific checks: blocked AI bots across 8 crawlers, missing llms.txt, schema, internal links
- AI Search Health is a site-level score; a per-page readability score is not documented
Turning findings into work
This is the axis the page turns on: what it costs to get from a finding to a published fix.
What it tells you to do
Semrush gives strategic priorities in prose. Ours is a queue of cards with snippets that close themselves.
Suparanku
- Three queues: your business facts, your website, your content
- Each card carries priority, effort and the playbook version that produced it
- Website fixes arrive with a snippet ready to paste, and close themselves once fixed
Semrush
- AI-generated strategic priorities and “AI Strategic Opportunities” on the brand reports
- Site Audit gives technical problems and fixes under an AI filter
- Recommendations are narrative and technical; a versioned per-item queue is not documented
Content briefs
Semrush has genuinely AI-aware content tooling — in a separate $60 subscription.
Suparanku
- Briefs are in the plan: what to write, plus a prompt for your own AI assistant
- We do not write or publish the article, and briefs are 0 on Free
Semrush
- A brief generator and a Content Optimizer tuned to what correlates with AI citations, backed by their own study
- An article generator as well
- It is the Content Toolkit, +$60/month, and no handoff from a measured gap to a brief is documented
Getting quoted on other sites
Semrush has a real earned-media product. It is a third subscription, from $149 a month.
Suparanku
- Briefs name which outside sites to publish on, chosen from what the engines already quote
- Checks the actual pages that quote a competitor and not you
- We do not contact publishers or pitch journalists
Semrush
- An AI PR Toolkit built around finding AI-cited media, journalist recommendations and pitching
- Weekly updates on which media the models quote
- Priced separately at $149 / $279 / $499 a month
Proving something worked
Recording a published URL and re-measuring it is the reason our product exists. Semrush documents no such loop below enterprise.
Suparanku
- A published URL becomes a tracked source the next scan looks for
- Charts mark the first scan after you marked something published
- Content items do not close themselves — you must record the URL
Semrush
- Historical trends with daily, six-month and all-time views
- A publish-then-attribute loop is not documented publicly outside the enterprise product
Where each one works
Japan and other languages
Semrush is localised and lists Japan as a region. Japanese-language question support is not documented.
Suparanku
- Built in Tokyo: Japanese product and support, prices in yen, data in Japan
- Nine brand languages, questions asked in your market’s language
- Japan-specific tactics, not translated ones
Semrush
- A fully translated Japanese help centre, and Japan listed among supported regions
- Target location and language are selectable across 68,000+ combinations
- The list of supported target languages — and so Japanese specifically — is not documented publicly; prompt-database geography is stated three different ways in their own docs
If you are an agency
Semrush white-labels AI visibility data properly — logo, colours, custom domain, no attribution. Ours only co-brands.
Suparanku
- Client reports co-branded “Suparanku × your logo” on every page
- A free audit you can run on any prospect’s domain
- Our identity stays on the report — full white-label does not exist yet
Semrush
- Dedicated AI Visibility widgets in My Reports, with full white-label: logo, colours, custom domain, attribution removed
- Scheduling and 20+ integrations including GA4 and Search Console
- White-label needs the Pro report tier, $20/month per report; extra brand slots $99 each
What else the subscription buys
A mature SEO suite, and an Adobe-owned vendor. Both are real advantages we cannot match.
Suparanku
- One job: how AI describes your brand, measured and managed
- Deliberately not an SEO suite — no backlinks, no keyword research, no rank tracking
Semrush
- AI rankings sit beside your classic Google rankings in the same tool
- Owned by Adobe since April 2026 — for enterprise procurement that de-risks the purchase
- A published AI Visibility Index gives you external benchmarks
Getting in
What it costs to start
Ours is ¥0 permanently. Closing the loop on Semrush means three subscriptions.
Suparanku
- Free forever: one real scan, a site audit and a PDF report, no card, no expiry
- ¥29,800 and ¥148,000 a month — briefs, off-site targets and MCP in the plan
- Free gives one scan ever, 15 questions, no briefs, no MCP
Semrush
- A free checker: 3 checks a day, no signup. Then a 7-day trial
- $99/month per domain for the toolkit (25 questions), or plans at $139 / $199 / $299 / $549
- Briefs and earned media are +$60 and +$149 a month; no permanent free tier for the toolkit
Access for your own tools
Both ship an MCP. Neither documents a REST API for AI visibility data.
Suparanku
- An MCP server with ~90 tools — read and write, covering every metric and the site-audit loop
- No public REST API by design, and MCP is off on Free
Semrush
- An MCP server with first-class Claude and Claude Code support, included in the main plans
- No AI-visibility REST endpoint is documented, and whether AI visibility data is exposed through MCP is not documented publicly
Which one is right for you
Pick Suparanku if…
- You want the whole loop in one subscription: measurement, briefs, off-site targets and re-measurement. On Semrush that is three.
- You sell in Japan and want a Japanese product, support, yen pricing and Tokyo data residency.
- You need Claude measured — it appears in no Semrush measurement surface.
- You want every page scored 0–100, not one score for the whole site.
- You want to prove a published page moved the answers, with the URL tracked and re-measured.
- You want more than four competitors measured.
Pick Semrush if…
- You want to know what people actually ask — 317M real prompts is a scale no specialist can reach, and we estimate where they observe.
- Your team already lives in Semrush: AI rankings appear beside your Google rankings, and the marginal cost is one line item.
- You are an agency that needs true white-label — logo, colours, custom domain, no vendor attribution. Ours only co-brands.
- You crawl at scale: 100,000 to 1,000,000 pages a month.
- You need Perplexity or Google AI Mode, which we do not measure.
- Procurement wants a large, Adobe-owned vendor rather than a startup.
How Suparanku works: the closed loop
Suparanku is built around one repeatable cycle. GEO, LLMO and AEO are tactics inside this loop — the loop itself is the product.
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1. Your business, structured
A profile of what you sell and how buyers ask, built from your site and editable. Every number below depends on it.
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2. Measure what AI says
Real questions asked to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Google AI Overviews: are you named, where, in what tone, next to whom, from which sources.
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3. Get a prioritised list
Three queues — your business facts, your website, your content — each card stamped with the version of the playbook that produced it.
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4. Publish, on and off your site
Briefs cover your own page and the outside sites the engines already quote in your market. Your team or agency writes and ships it.
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5. Record what you published
The URL becomes a tracked source, so the next scan knows what to look for.
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6. Measure again
Weekly scans show whether the answers moved — scan by scan, with a marker wherever the measured questions changed.
Sources
Every claim about the competitor on this page was checked against the sources below on September 1, 2026. Products change fast. If something here is no longer accurate, tell us and we will correct it.
- Semrush — AI Visibility Toolkit overview
- Semrush — AI visibility data (317M prompts, three mechanisms, cadences)
- Semrush — Getting started with the AI Visibility Toolkit
- Semrush — AI SEO metrics
- Semrush — Brand Performance reports (location + language, recommendations)
- Semrush — AI Search Health audit (site-level score)
- Semrush — AI Visibility Toolkit pricing
- Semrush — Plans and pricing
- Semrush — Content Toolkit (brief generator, Content Optimizer)
- Semrush — AI PR Toolkit pricing
- Semrush — My Reports (white-label tiers)
- Semrush — Integrations in My Reports (AI Visibility widgets)
- Semrush — API overview (no AI visibility endpoint documented)
- Semrush — MCP server
- Semrush — Semrush One
- Semrush — free AI Search Visibility Checker
- Semrush — AI Visibility Toolkit（日本語ヘルプ）
- Adobe — completion of the Semrush acquisition (2026-04-28)
See what AI says about your brand
The free audit runs a real scan on your own domain and emails you the report. No card, about 20 minutes.