Evaltiqs - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

Evaltiqs is a cloud-based, web-based SaaS platform that evaluates whether a business's public digital footprint is clear, trusted, and consistent enough to be mentioned and recommended by AI systems such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity. Submitted public business URLs are scored across five signal dimensions: visibility (presence across search, listings, and public profiles), reputation (reviews, recency, sentiment, ratings, and response behavior), relevance (alignment between public language and what customers and AI agents query for), consistency (identity, categories, services, locations, and claims across public sources), and trust (public credibility signals). Results are delivered in under 2 minutes, with a free initial report requiring no credit card. Paid subscription plans are billed monthly with no contracts, and one-time purchase reports are also available.

Designed for small and medium-sized businesses that lack access to enterprise-grade AI visibility tooling, Evaltiqs provides competitor signal comparison, showing how a business's signal strength compares with others competing for the same AI-driven recommendation. Ongoing monitoring tracks public signal movement over time, and an optional Google Search Console connection adds first-party evidence to the analysis. One-time purchase reports include a Visibility Study, Strategy Report, and AI and Tech Audit. Subscription tiers scale from solo operators to portfolio managers overseeing multiple business URLs.

The platform's AI advisor, Val, operates at two tiers. At the Chief of Staff tier, Val advises, explains, plans, monitors, and coordinates strategy. At the Chief AI Officer tier, Val performs bounded execution through customer-authorized connections, with approval records and independent verification — Val cannot approve or verify its own material work. Analysis capacity covers AI-generated report sections, report refreshes, monitoring checks, market pulse briefings, and technology briefings, combining deterministic scoring and software-generated evidence processing with AI-generated interpretation, summaries, and recommendations.