Supasaito vs AKARUMI
AKARUMI offers broad daily monitoring, crawler analysis and action management, with Editor and DeepEditor options in its current offer. Supasaito combines weekly scans, contextual campaigns and read/write MCP access under company permissions and usage limits.
Supasaito
- Business / funnel context
- Measure
- Prioritise
- Campaigns / reviewed tasks
- Publish / record URLs
- Measure again
and round again
Four supported engines · weekly on paid plans · execution by people / connected agents
AKARUMI
- Track daily
- Analyse crawlers / answers
- Manage actions
- Monitor changes
and round again
Daily tracking · crawler logs · quote-based plans
Feature by feature
Compare the documented differences, then read the scope and plan limits in each product’s card. For incomplete evidence, each product has its own availability indicator.
What this means
Availability is shown separately for each product when equivalent scope cannot be established. A full bar means the stated capability is available; a striped bar means limited or different scope. An empty dashed bar means documentation is insufficient. These indicators are not quality scores.
Business context
Business, market and funnel information used to guide the work.
Business context
What this means
Company, audience, market and sales-path information used to guide work.
Equivalent scope is not established; the cards distinguish documented capabilities from questions to verify.
Supasaito
Available
AKARUMI
Not documented in consulted sources
Supasaito
- Editable business, market and funnel documents provide shared context for campaign briefs and reviews.
- Revision history preserves the context used for submitted work; funnels describe sales paths, not lead or conversion tracking.
AKARUMI
- The reviewed AKARUMI sources do not establish equivalent scope for this criterion.
- This is an evidence gap, not a claim that the capability is absent; confirm the workflow and plan terms.
Measuring AI presence
Which AI systems are observed, how often, by what method and with what history.
AI surfaces covered
What this means
The AI assistants and search surfaces included in the measured set.
AKARUMI documents more AI surfaces, including Perplexity, Copilot and AI Mode, which Supasaito does not measure.
Supasaito
- ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Google AI Overviews.
- Free measures two fixed engines once; Starter chooses three and Business uses all four.
AKARUMI
- Documents broader monitoring than Supasaito, including Perplexity, Copilot and Google AI Mode.
- Engine availability depends on the current offer.
How often it measures
What this means
How often a new measurement is collected.
AKARUMI offers daily tracking; Supasaito’s paid scans are weekly. Free access has different limits.
Supasaito
- Paid plans measure weekly.
- Free is an initial snapshot.
- History begins with your own measurements; a changed question set is marked.
AKARUMI
- Advertises daily monitoring.
- Supasaito's paid scans are weekly, so AKARUMI is the more frequent tracker here.
Historical depth
What this means
How far back results go, including data from before signup.
Equivalent scope is not established; the cards distinguish documented capabilities from questions to verify.
Supasaito
Limited or different scope
AKARUMI
Not documented in consulted sources
Supasaito
- Visibility history starts at the first scan; there is no historical backfill.
- Paid scans build a series over time. Changes to the measured question set are marked.
AKARUMI
- An accumulated tracking series and access to data from before signup are different offers.
- Comparable retention and pre-signup history were not established; confirm the selected plan’s historical window.
Site diagnosis and crawler signals
Checks of your pages and records of AI crawlers visiting your site.
AI crawler telemetry
What this means
Observed visits by AI bots in server or CDN logs.
AKARUMI reads AI crawler logs; Supasaito checks accessibility but does not ingest those logs.
Supasaito
- No native ingestion of AI crawler server logs.
- Site accessibility checks and connected Google traffic data answer different questions.
AKARUMI
- AI crawler analysis uses access-log data, rather than inferring bot visits from analytics referrals.
- Supasaito does not ingest those access logs.
Auditing your own site
What this means
Checks of your own pages for accessibility, content and technical issues.
Supasaito documents page scores; AKARUMI’s comparable audit scope is not established by the reviewed public offer.
Supasaito
Available
AKARUMI
Not documented in consulted sources
Supasaito
- Fast audits score discovered pages with SSPS; deep audits add SSPS+ and performance analysis.
- Fast crawls are capped at 1,000 pages on Free/Starter and 10,000 on Business. Crawl depth and deep-audit quotas are separate plan limits.
AKARUMI
- The public feature pages focus on visibility, crawler analysis and actions.
- Equivalent site/page audit scope is not established; confirm it with the vendor.
Turning findings into work
Recommendations, task assignments and rules for execution and review.
Prioritised recommendations
What this means
Recommended work and the priorities attached to it.
Both organise recommendations by status; Supasaito also supplies campaign context, assignments and separate execution/review rules.
Supasaito
- Versioned recommendations use business, market and funnel context.
- People and authorised agents can organise campaigns and tasks with execution and review rules.
AKARUMI
- AI-proposed actions and an action table provide recommendations and status management.
- Product announcements and current plan terms should be distinguished.
Campaigns and task coordination
What this means
How work is organised into campaigns, stages and assigned tasks.
Equivalent scope is not established; the cards distinguish documented capabilities from questions to verify.
Supasaito
Available
AKARUMI
Not documented in consulted sources
Supasaito
- Campaigns connect preparation, research, content placements and results through assigned tasks.
- People and authorised connected agents use the same workflow; external work needs their own destination access.
AKARUMI
- The reviewed AKARUMI sources do not establish equivalent scope for this criterion.
- This is an evidence gap, not a claim that the capability is absent; confirm the workflow and plan terms.
Execution and review rules
What this means
Who may execute, approve or return work for correction.
Equivalent scope is not established; the cards distinguish documented capabilities from questions to verify.
Supasaito
Available
AKARUMI
Not documented in consulted sources
Supasaito
- Set executor eligibility separately from reviewer eligibility, with optional independent review and returns for correction.
- Review policies apply to eligible preparation and content tasks. Publication submission records the URL and completes without a separate review.
AKARUMI
- The reviewed AKARUMI sources do not establish equivalent scope for this criterion.
- This is an evidence gap, not a claim that the capability is absent; confirm the workflow and plan terms.
Content production and distribution
Writing content and placing it on your own or external sites.
A brief a writer can use
What this means
Briefs, drafting and publishing workflows; native generation is a separate capability.
AKARUMI lists Editor options; Supasaito documents briefs and drafting instructions. AKARUMI’s full production scope needs confirmation.
Supasaito
- Recommendations supply a brief and drafting instructions.
- People or connected agents produce the draft through campaign tasks and reviews; the platform is not a native article generator or CMS publisher.
AKARUMI
- The current price page lists Editor and optional DeepEditor.
- The reviewed public pages do not establish the full drafting/publishing workflow; absence of detail is not absence of content tooling.
Observing changes after work
Recording published work and observing subsequent measurement changes.
Changes after publishing
What this means
Recording work and observing later changes; this alone does not establish causation.
Both can observe later movement. Before-and-after data alone does not prove what caused it.
Supasaito
- Record published URLs and compare later mentions, citations and visibility.
- Movement after publication is observational; it does not prove the publication caused it.
AKARUMI
- Daily monitoring and action status tracking support following later changes.
- They are not proof that a completed action caused the movement.
Integrations and tool access
What your tools and agents can read or change, subject to permissions.
Reading the data from your own tools
What this means
What external tools can read or change through supported connections.
Check the actual data and write operations exposed, with plan, permission and usage limits.
Supasaito
Available
AKARUMI
Not documented in consulted sources
Supasaito
- MCP is included on every plan, including Free, for reading and permitted changes within company roles, connection permissions and quotas.
- Company permissions, rate limits and usage quotas apply on every plan.
- There is no public REST API.
AKARUMI
- A public REST API or MCP specification was not established from the reviewed pages.
- Confirm integration options; lack of public documentation does not prove no access exists.
Adoption and commercial terms
Languages, team access, plans, quotas and contractual requirements.
Published pricing and entry
What this means
Entry terms, subscriptions, quotas, add-ons and separately scoped services.
Supasaito publishes paid prices and offers a permanent free snapshot; AKARUMI requires a price inquiry.
Supasaito
- Free does not expire and includes the initial audit and visibility snapshot.
- Paid plans start at ¥29,800/month for Starter and ¥148,000 for Business; Enterprise is custom.
- Recurring scans require a paid subscription. MCP is included on every plan within its permissions and quotas; expert services are scoped separately.
AKARUMI
- Publishes plan structures but requires an inquiry for prices.
- Trial and optional Editor/DeepEditor terms should be confirmed before purchase.
Japanese market and language
What this means
Interface and support languages, measurement markets and data-residency terms.
Separate Japanese product support, measurement targeting and contractual data residency.
Supasaito
- A Japanese product and support, yen pricing, Tokyo database region and nine interface languages.
- Engine and market coverage remain the four supported surfaces.
AKARUMI
- A Japanese product from ipe with Japanese documentation and SEO/LLMO consulting.
- Both vendors serve Japanese customers.
Languages beyond Japanese
Supasaito ships nine interface languages; AKARUMI’s measurement-language coverage needs confirmation.
Supasaito
Available
AKARUMI
Not documented in consulted sources
Supasaito
- Nine interface languages are shipped.
- Interface localisation and measurement language coverage are different capabilities.
AKARUMI
- The reviewed materials are Japanese.
- A public list of supported measurement languages was not established; Japanese materials do not prove Japanese-only measurement.
Which one is right for you
Pick Supasaito if…
- You want business and funnel context in campaigns and reviewed tasks.
- You want documented read/write MCP access under company permissions and usage limits.
- You want to see public plan prices and start with a permanent free snapshot.
Pick AKARUMI if…
- You need engine coverage beyond Supasaito’s four supported surfaces.
- You need daily monitoring rather than weekly scans.
- You need access-log crawler analysis and multiple client workspaces under the agreed plan.
How Supasaito works: the closed loop
For AI visibility, Supasaito connects measurement to contextual campaign work and later observation. GEO, LLMO and AEO are tactics within this part of the broader platform.
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1. Your business, structured
Business and market documents, buyer questions and funnel context. People and agents maintain this context; measurements and recommendations depend on it.
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2. Measure what AI says
Measure brand mentions, position, sentiment, competitors and citations across the engines included in your plan. Free is an initial snapshot; paid plans measure weekly.
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3. Get a prioritised list
Business data, technical and content recommendations carry the version of the playbook that produced them, alongside your business and market context.
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4. Run campaigns and reviewed tasks
People and authorised agents execute assigned tasks under separate execution and review rules. Publishing needs destination access; expert support is scoped separately.
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5. Record what you published
Record the published URL as a tracked source. Public content, site improvements and new business facts can feed the next cycle.
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6. Measure again
Paid weekly scans show later changes, with question-set changes marked. Before-and-after movement alone does not prove that a publication caused it.
Sources
Competitor information reflects the cited sources as of October 1, 2026. Check each provider for current features and pricing.