Elmo

Elmo, an MIT-licensed AI visibility tracking tool at version v0.7.3, is being positioned as a self-hostable alternative to Otterly.AI and Peec AI for marketers monitoring how AI answer engines mention their brands. Elmo stores all data in Postgres, offers free self-hosting with the user's own infrastructure and API keys, and sells managed cloud plans starting at $29/month with unlimited seats on every plan and white-label options for agencies. The repository is one year old and was last committed to 18 hours ago.

Open Source Alternative to: Last 30 days Last commit 18 hours ago Repository age 1 year Version v0.7.3 License Self-hosted Repository As AI answer engines replace traditional search for many buyers, knowing whether your brand gets mentioned in those answers matters. Elmo sits in the AI visibility tracking https://openalternative.co/categories/business-software/marketing-customer-engagement/ai-visibility-tracking category and gives marketers a single dashboard to see how every major AI model talks about their brand, which competitors appear alongside them, and which URLs each model cites as sources. It covers a wide range of models and surfaces: The setup flow is self-serve: point it at your site, review the suggested prompts, and Elmo starts sampling. It ranks improvement opportunities by impact and keeps you updated as visibility shifts. Unlimited seats are included on every plan, which makes it practical for agency teams and AEO consultancies tracking multiple brands. Elmo is MIT-licensed and stores all data in Postgres. Self-hosting is free with your own infrastructure and API keys. Managed cloud plans start at $29/month, with white-label options available for agencies who want to offer AI visibility tracking under their own brand. Compared to tools like Otterly.AI https://openalternative.co/alternatives/otterly-ai or Peec AI https://openalternative.co/alternatives/peec-ai , Elmo's self-host option and lower cloud pricing make it a practical choice for teams who want full data ownership without paying enterprise rates. Every Sunday we deconstruct one proprietary app and pick the best open source alternatives worth switching to. Stars Compare with