SuperPrompt
Hamp Oldshue · Other · Prompts
Superprompt is a hub for AI prompts, guides, and tools. It pairs a prompt library and a 128-tool directory with a paid platform that tracks how often AI search engines mention your brand.
About SuperPrompt
What Is Superprompt
Superprompt is a web publication and toolset for anyone working with AI prompts. It bundles four things: a library of prompt guides, a browsable directory of AI tools across 17 categories, news and head-to-head comparisons, and a paid visibility platform. The free side reads like an editorial site. The paid side is a tracking product for marketers.
The free content solves a common discovery problem. People know they want AI to help with an image, an ad, or a weekly report, but they don't know which tool fits or how to phrase the request. Superprompt answers both, pairing roundups of prompts with a directory where each tool carries a category, a price, and an editor rating.
The paid platform targets something newer: whether AI assistants recommend you at all. It watches how your brand shows up inside ChatGPT, Claude, Google Gemini, and Perplexity, then reports keyword coverage and competitor comparisons. The catch is the split between free and paid. The directory and guides cost nothing, but visibility tracking starts at $49 a month with no free trial.
Getting Started
- Open superprompt.com and browse the guides or the AI tools directory without an account.
- Use the category filters to narrow the directory to your use case, such as image, code, or writing.
- For the visibility platform, pick a plan and start tracking a batch of keywords across the four supported AI platforms.
- Read the weekly (or daily) email reports to see where your brand appears and where competitors rank.
- Upgrade seat count, keyword limits, or API access as your tracking needs grow.
Product Information
A quick look at SuperPrompt's pricing, supported platforms, and performance.
Best for
The users, tasks, and scenarios where this tool fits best.
Users
- Marketers tracking AI mentions
- People learning to write prompts
- Tool shoppers
Tasks
- Finding a prompt that works
- Tracking brand visibility in AI
- Comparing AI tools side by side
- Keeping up with AI news
Scenarios
- Running SEO for a brand new to AI search
- Picking a tool for a one-off project
- Building a repeatable prompt for a weekly task
Key features
AI Tools Directory
The directory lists 128-plus AI tools across 17 categories, each with a short description, a category tag, a price hint, and an editor rating. You can filter by category to narrow results, and every entry links to a fuller page. It covers the well-known names, from ChatGPT and Claude to niche design and audio tools.
Prompt Guides
The guide section publishes prompt collections around a theme, such as image generation scenes or marketing copy. Each guide explains the prompt and the result it aims for, so readers can copy a working example and adjust it. It is written for people who use prompts but don't want to study prompt engineering.
Generative Engine Optimization Platform
This is the paid product. It tracks how often your brand is mentioned across ChatGPT, Claude, Google Gemini, and Perplexity. You pick keywords, and the platform runs searches on a schedule and reports coverage, competitor comparisons, and trends over time. Higher plans add API access and white-label reports.
News, Reviews, and Comparisons
Beyond tools and prompts, the site runs news posts, opinion pieces, and head-to-head comparisons, like one model against another. These are editorial reads, not tracking data, and they explain what changed and what it means for readers. The mix keeps the site useful even if you never touch the paid tier.
Tiered Plans with API Access
The paid platform comes in four tiers. Starter covers 25 keywords and 100 searches a month; Professional adds competitor comparison and a 500-call API allowance; Agency raises limits and adds white-label PDF reports; Enterprise is custom with unlimited tracking and an SLA. Annual billing is available on request.
Pros and cons
Pros
- The free directory and prompt guides cost nothing and work without an account.
- The directory spans 17 categories, so it covers niche tools and not just the big chatbots.
- Visibility tracking covers the four AI platforms people actually search in.
- Plan tiers scale from a solo marketer to an agency, with API access on higher plans.
Cons
- No free trial on the paid platform, so testing the tracking means paying first.
- The paid platform only tracks four AI platforms, which misses newer assistants.
- Keyword and search limits are low on the Starter plan, so heavy users outgrow it fast.
- The product is an early solo venture, so features and content depth can change without much notice.
Frequently asked questions
Superprompt is used for two things. The free side helps you find AI tools and ready-made prompts, while the paid side tracks how often AI assistants mention your brand. Most people start with the free directory and guides.
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