AI reputation management is the work of finding out what ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity say when someone asks about you or your company, and then changing the inputs that produce those answers. A prospect, investor or journalist who types your name into an assistant now gets a paragraph, not ten blue links. If that paragraph repeats an old lawsuit, a misattributed quote or a competitor’s talking point, most readers never click through to check it.
This list covers the two kinds of provider that do this work: monitoring platforms that run prompts across the major models and report mentions, sentiment and cited sources, and agencies that act on what the platforms find by correcting, removing or outranking the pages the models rely on. Our 2026 list of AI reputation management companies leaned toward established reputation firms and review platforms. For 2027 we weighted the roster toward measurement: how many models a tool samples, how often, and whether it shows the sources behind each answer.
Every company below was checked on its own website in October 2026. Where a company publishes pricing we give it; where it does not, we say quote-based. Figures such as client counts are the companies’ own claims, not numbers we have audited.
AI Reputation Management Companies At A Glance
Company
Best For
Pricing Model
Erase
Individuals and businesses with negative pages feeding AI answers
Pay when results are delivered; free assessment
Guaranteed Removals
Deleting the negative pages AI answers draw from
Billed only after verified removal; lifetime guarantee
Profound
Large brands that need wide engine coverage
7-day trial, then custom enterprise pricing
Evertune
Brands that want statistically sampled perception data
Executives and companies that want an agency to act
Quote-based
Five Blocks
Corporate communications teams and public figures
Quote-based
Brandlight
Large consumer brands
Quote-based, via demo
Peec AI
Agencies and in-house teams on a mid-range budget
Tiered monthly plans by prompt volume; Enterprise custom
Otterly.AI
Small businesses and consultants starting out
Lite $29/month; Standard $189; Premium $489; Enterprise custom
Best AI Reputation Management Companies Options In 2027
1. Erase — Removal And Suppression Of The Source Pages AI Answers Draw On
Erase Technologies, LLC has worked in reputation management since 2009, with offices in Miami, Florida and Burlington, Ontario. It is not an AI monitoring platform and does not sell a GEO product. We checked its reputation management, approach and blog pages in October 2026: the reputation management page carries a short section stating that ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity and Gemini now answer what Google used to and that Erase works to suppress and shape what those systems say. The site does not describe a separate AI tracking tool or AI-specific package.
That matters because AI answers are assembled from pages that rank and get cited. When an assistant repeats a damaging news article, a complaint-site post or a fake review, the durable fix is to remove or bury that source, and that is Erase’s core work. Its four-phase process runs Audit, Remove, Suppress and Monitor: it maps the search results, files policy-based takedowns directly with platforms, builds positive assets to push harmful results down, and keeps watching search results for new problems.
Erase removes Google search results, news articles, court records, mugshots, gripe-site posts and personal information, and handles review removal on Google, Indeed, Glassdoor, Trustpilot and more than 15 other platforms. Erase reports more than 10,000 clients, more than 100,000 reviews and URLs removed across 2,000-plus platforms, and says 99 percent of the results it targets are suppressed within six months. Clients pay when results are delivered, and the free assessment is reviewed within 24 hours. The limitation is that you will need a separate tool if you want prompt-by-prompt tracking of what each model says.
Best for: People and companies whose AI answers are being driven by specific negative pages that can be removed or suppressed.
Guaranteed Removals is the removal-only brand of Erase Technologies, LLC, the company that also runs Erase, with offices in Miami and Burlington, Ontario. It deletes content at the source rather than pushing it down, and it does not sell suppression. Clients are billed only after a link is removed and verified gone, with no retainer or upfront fee.
It does not offer AI monitoring. Its relevance here is upstream: AI assistants build answers from the pages they find and cite, so deleting a defamatory article or fake review removes it from what ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity can draw on. It cannot change an AI answer directly or track what models say about you; use one of the AI visibility tools on this list for that.
Its removals carry a lifetime guarantee: if a removed link reappears on the same URL, the firm says it removes it again free, and refunds that removal if the second attempt fails. Guaranteed Removals reports more than 15,000 clients, 20,000 reviews removed and 100,000 links deleted; those are the company’s own figures.
Best for: Deleting the negative pages AI answers draw from.
3. Profound — Enterprise AI Visibility Platform With A FactCheck Module
Profound is operated by Cooper Square Technologies Inc. from New York. Its platform tracks how ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, DeepSeek, Google AI Mode and Google AI Overviews describe a brand, and its Answer Engine Insights view shows which sources each engine leans on when it answers questions in your category.
The feature most relevant to reputation work is FactCheck, which Profound describes as a way to combat misinformation about a brand inside AI systems. Around that sit Agent Analytics, which reports how AI crawlers view and cite your pages, and a set of content agents that can draft and optimize pages. For a communications team, the practical output is a list of wrong or outdated claims, the engines that repeat them and the URLs feeding them.
Profound offers a free 7-day trial that covers ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Overviews with 50 daily prompts. Full engine coverage, more prompts, regions and SSO sit on the enterprise plan, which is priced by quote after a demo. The limitation is cost and scope: it is built for marketing and brand teams at scale, and an individual executive with one bad search result will be paying for far more platform than they need.
Best for: Enterprise brand and communications teams that want one dashboard across nine answer engines.
4. Evertune — Statistical Brand Perception Tracking Across 11 AI Models
Evertune was founded in 2024 by Brian Stempeck, Ed Chater and Poul Costinsky, who previously built advertising technology together at The Trade Desk. The company copyright line reads Evertune Inc. Its approach is statistical: rather than asking each model a question once, it samples the same prompt up to 100 times to estimate how consistently a brand is mentioned and how it is described.
The platform runs in four parts. Explore draws on a panel of more than 150 million user prompts to show what people actually ask. Measure tracks visibility across 11 models, including ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, Copilot, DeepSeek and Meta AI. Act turns the results into content and affiliate recommendations, and Advertise places ads inside AI conversations.
Evertune lists a Pro plan at $800 per month with tracking across all 11 models and up to 100,000 prompts a month, plus 25 AI-optimized articles. Enterprise is custom. Its limitation for LLM reputation management is focus: much of the product is built for marketers chasing category share, so a team dealing with one specific false claim will use a small part of it.
Best for: Consumer and B2B brands that need defensible numbers on how AI models perceive them.
5. Scrunch — AI Visibility Monitoring Plus Agent-Ready Page Versions
Scrunch was founded in 2023 by Chris Andrew and Robert MacCloy, both formerly of Hearsay Systems. It monitors brand presence across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Google AI and Meta, reporting citations, rankings and share of voice by prompt, topic, persona and region.
Its distinguishing feature is the Agent Experience Platform, which serves AI crawlers a simplified version of your pages that keeps the meaning while stripping out complexity. For reputation work, the useful parts are the citation and source mapping, which shows which third-party pages drive a negative answer, and the content diagnostics that flag wrong entities, claims, pricing or specs on your own site.
Pricing is public. Starter is $300 a month billed monthly or $250 billed annually, with 350 custom prompts. Growth is $500 monthly or $417 annually, with 700 custom prompts. Enterprise is custom, and there is a 7-day free trial. Scrunch reports SOC 2 Type II compliance. The limitation is that Scrunch shows and structures the problem; removing a hostile third-party page still needs an agency or legal route.
6. Reputation X — Agency Correction Of False AI Answers And Knowledge Panels
Reputation X is an Austin, Texas reputation agency that has operated since 2005 and reports more than 1,000 clients in over 100 countries. Its site lists services to manage how ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity describe a brand in conversational search, and a separate AI misinformation service to fix false AI answers.
Those sit alongside its older reputation work: Wikipedia editing and creation, Knowledge Panel optimization, suppression of negative results, content removal and reputation SEO. That combination is useful because the entity data in Wikipedia and Google’s Knowledge Graph is one of the inputs AI assistants rely on for basic facts about a person or company.
Pricing is quote-based. The limitation is that Reputation X does not publish a self-serve monitoring tool, so you are relying on its reporting rather than your own dashboard. Pairing it with one of the platforms on this list gives you an independent measure of whether answers changed.
Best for: Leaders and companies with factual errors in AI answers that trace back to Wikipedia, Knowledge Panels or ranking pages.
7. Five Blocks — AIQ Monitoring Paired With Wikipedia Oversight
Five Blocks is a New York reputation firm, based at 450 Lexington Avenue with a second operation in Jerusalem. It launched AIQ, an AI reputation intelligence platform that monitors how ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, Grok, Copilot, Google AI Mode and AI Overviews describe a brand, then extracts themes, identifies sources and flags risks.
The firm’s longer-standing practice is Wikipedia. It works with the Wikipedia community within its guidelines to get accurate entries, and its WikiAlerts tool notifies companies and individuals when their pages are edited. Because Wikipedia is heavily represented in model training data and in live retrieval, that monitoring is directly relevant to LLM reputation management.
Five Blocks does not publish pricing. Its limitation is that the work is aimed at corporate and executive clients; small businesses dealing mainly with reviews will find better-matched options elsewhere.
Best for: Public companies and executives whose AI answers rely on Wikipedia and news coverage.
8. Brandlight — Enterprise Brand Perception And Publisher Influence Mapping
Brandlight, Inc. lists Tel Aviv, Israel as its contact address. Its platform tracks brand mentions and sentiment across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot and Grok, and adds a technical health module that finds crawlability problems for AI bots.
The module most useful for reputation teams is Partnerships, which analyzes which third-party publishers influence the AI results in your category. Knowing that a handful of review sites or trade publications drive most of the negative framing tells you where outreach, corrections or new coverage will move the answer. Brandlight also measures paid placements inside AI answers.
There is no public pricing; access starts with a demo. The limitation is that it is positioned for Fortune 500 marketing teams, and smaller organizations may find its scope and sales process heavy for a single reputation issue.
9. Peec AI — Prompt-Level Tracking For Marketing Teams And Agencies
Peec AI GmbH is based in Berlin and represented by managing directors Daniel Drabo, Marius Meiners and Tobias Siwonia. Its platform runs each tracked prompt once every 24 hours on each selected model and reports three numbers: visibility (the share of chats that mention you), position, and sentiment.
For ChatGPT reputation management, the Sources view is the useful part. It separates answers where your content informed the response from answers that cite your URL, and shows which outside pages the model used instead. Prompts can be tagged by persona and funnel stage, which helps separate reputation questions such as “is this company legitimate” from purchase questions.
Plans are tiered by prompt count: Starter with 50 prompts, Pro with 150 and Advanced with 350, each with three models chosen from a base set that includes ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, AI Overviews, Copilot and Gemini. Claude, Perplexity and others are paid add-ons or included on Enterprise. The limitation is that three models per plan may leave gaps if your audience uses an engine you did not pick.
10. Otterly.AI — Entry-Level AI Search Monitoring From $29 A Month
OtterlyAI GmbH is registered in Austria and was founded by Thomas Peham, Josef Trauner and Klaus-M. Schremser. It monitors brand mentions and link citations in ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Perplexity, Microsoft Copilot, Claude and Gemini.
Beyond monitoring, it offers prompt research to find the questions people ask, a content audit for crawlability and AI readiness, and GEO recommendations for getting pages cited. For a small business that wants to know whether an assistant is repeating an old complaint, it is the lowest-cost way on this list to start checking every week.
Lite costs $29 a month for 15 prompts, Standard $189 for 100 prompts and Premium $489 for 400 prompts, with 15 percent off annual billing and a 14-day free trial. The limitation is that 15 prompts covers only a narrow set of questions, and the tool reports problems without fixing them.
Best for: Small businesses that need an affordable weekly check on what AI assistants say.
How To Choose An AI Reputation Management Company
Do You Need A Tool, An Agency Or Both?
A platform tells you what the models say and which pages they cite. An agency changes those pages. If your problem is one damaging article or a cluster of fake reviews, start with an agency or removal firm and add a low-cost tracker to confirm the answer changes. If your problem is that AI answers misdescribe your products across hundreds of questions, start with a platform.
Which Models Does It Actually Sample?
Coverage varies widely. Some plans let you pick three models, others cover nine or eleven. Check that the engines your audience uses are included at your price tier, and ask whether results come from the consumer interface or an API, since the two can return different answers.
Does It Show The Sources Behind Each Answer?
Sentiment scores alone do not tell you what to fix. The useful output is the list of URLs behind a negative answer. Without it, you cannot decide whether to correct your own site, request a removal, update Wikipedia or publish something new.
How Is Answer Change Measured?
AI answers vary from one run to the next. Ask how often each prompt is run and how the provider separates a real shift from normal variation. Repeated sampling, as Evertune and some others do it, gives a steadier baseline than a single daily check.
What Happens With Legal Issues?
Some negative answers stem from content that may be defamatory or from court records. Those questions belong with a licensed attorney, and a reputation provider should say so. Our global reputation management companies list includes firms that work alongside counsel on that kind of case.
Conclusion
AI reputation management in 2027 comes down to two jobs: seeing what the models say and changing the sources they say it from. Profound, Evertune, Scrunch, Brandlight, Peec AI, Otterly.AI and Ahrefs Brand Radar cover the first job at different price points. Reputation X, Five Blocks and Erase cover the second, each from a different starting point: entity data and Wikipedia for the first two, removal and suppression of negative pages for Erase.
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