Supasaito vs Webflow AEO
Both products ask the same question: what do AI assistants say about you? They answer it from different places. Webflow AEO lives inside Webflow and can fix your Webflow site directly. Supasaito is a separate system that works on any website, and covers the work that happens on other people’s sites too.
Supasaito
- Your business
- Measure
- Prioritise
- Publish — on and off your site
- Record URL
- Measure again
and round again
Any website, any CMS · nine brand languages
Webflow AEO
- Measure
- Recommend
- Apply
- Publish
and round again
Closes inside your own Webflow site
Feature by feature
Each bar shows which product is stronger on that point, and by how clear a margin. It is our reading of the facts in the two cards below it — never a score we made up.
What each product measures
AI engines
Four engines each. Three are the same; we cover Google AI Overviews, they cover Perplexity.
Supasaito
- ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Google AI Overviews
- Free runs two (ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews); Starter runs three of the four
- Every question asked three times per engine, then averaged
- Perplexity is not measured today
Webflow AEO
- ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity
- Each question asked once a day. Their docs note AI answers vary between runs
- Google AI Overviews is not among the documented engines
What you learn from each answer
Webflow tells you whether you were named. Supasaito also tells you how you were described.
Supasaito
- Named or not, where in the list, and in what tone
- Which competitors appeared, and which sources the answer quoted
- The full text of every answer, split by topic and buying stage
Webflow AEO
- Whether your name (or an alias) appears, and whether your site was quoted
- Rolled into a visibility score, citation rate and citation share
- Tone and position in the answer are not documented publicly
Competitors
Both use your competitors. Supasaito measures them; Webflow uses them to spot content gaps.
Supasaito
- Competitors are measured in the same scans as you
- Shows their share of voice and which topics they beat you on
- Checks the actual pages that quote them and not you
Webflow AEO
- Finds topics where their sites are quoted and yours is not
- That gap analysis needs an Enterprise plan
- A share-of-voice dashboard is not documented publicly
Signals from your own site
Webflow reads its own server logs. We read your Google data — a proxy, and we say so.
Supasaito
- Scores every page 0–100 on whether an assistant can find, read and quote it
- AI traffic comes from your Search Console and GA4 — an indirect measure
Webflow AEO
- Sees every AI crawler that requests a page, straight from server logs
- Ties AI-referred visits to engagement and goals
- Crawler data needs the newest Enterprise Analyze add-on, through sales
Turning findings into work
Fixing your website
On a Webflow site, Webflow makes the change for you. We hand you the fix; someone else ships it.
Supasaito
- Every fix comes with a ready-to-paste snippet, for any stack
- The item closes itself once the next audit stops seeing the problem
- Supasaito cannot change your site — your team or agency deploys
Webflow AEO
- Applies accepted fixes to pages, CMS items and assets, live on next publish
- Nothing changes until you accept it; you can accept in bulk
- Covers metadata, schema, alt text and broken links. Each run spends AI credits
Producing content
Webflow goes further on your own site and drafts the page. Supasaito reaches further — more plans, more places.
Supasaito
- A full brief: what to write, plus a prompt for your own AI assistant
- Available from the ¥29,800 plan upward, on any stack
- We do not write or publish the article — a brief is not an article
Webflow AEO
- Generates a brief and a draft CMS item you review and publish
- Needs an Enterprise plan plus the Analyze add-on
- Only works once you track questions and add competitor domains
Work beyond your own site
Most AI answers quote other people’s websites. Only Supasaito gives you a plan for those.
Supasaito
- Briefs include the outside sites to publish on, each with the reason
- A URL published anywhere becomes a tracked source
Webflow AEO
- Shows which outside sites get quoted, split into yours and not-yours
- The action it offers is a draft page on your own site
Where each one works
Which websites it supports
Webflow AEO needs the site to be on Webflow. Supasaito does not care what you built it with.
Supasaito
- Measures and audits any public website — Webflow sites included
- One account can hold several companies and brands
Webflow AEO
- The site must be built and hosted on Webflow
- That same constraint is what lets it publish your fixes for you
Languages and markets
Supasaito is a Japanese product built for nine languages. Webflow documents no language support for AEO.
Supasaito
- Nine brand languages. Questions are asked in your market’s language
- Japanese product, Japanese support, prices in yen, data in Tokyo
- Market-specific tactics, not translated ones
Webflow AEO
- Questions are free text, so other languages are likely possible
- Language support for AEO is not documented publicly; the docs are English
If you are an agency
Webflow AEO equips the site owner. Supasaito gives you something to put your own name on.
Supasaito
- Client reports co-branded “Supasaito × your logo” on every page
- A free audit you can run on any prospect’s domain
- No agency console yet, and no full white-label
Webflow AEO
- You can operate it inside a client workspace you have access to
- Reselling or white-labelling AEO is not documented publicly
Getting in
What it costs to start
Supasaito starts at ¥0, permanently. Webflow AEO starts on a plan reported at $2,500 a month.
Supasaito
- Free tier is permanent, not a trial: one real scan, a site audit and a PDF report
- Paid plans ¥29,800 and ¥148,000 a month
- Free gives one scan ever — a snapshot, so no trend, no briefs
Webflow AEO
- Needs a Team or Enterprise plan, the AI toggle on, plus the Analyze add-on
- Third parties report the Team plan at $2,500/month, billed annually
- Self-serve Site plans get no AEO
Access for your own tools
Supasaito is built to be driven by AI agents. Webflow documents no API for AEO.
Supasaito
- An MCP server with ~90 tools — read and write, on every paid plan
- No public REST API, by design. MCP is off on Free
Webflow AEO
- Webflow has APIs for sites and CMS content
- Access to AEO data or agents is not documented publicly
Which one is right for you
Pick Supasaito if…
- Your sites — or your clients’ sites — are not all on Webflow.
- You want to know how AI describes you, not just whether it names you: position, tone, competitors, sources.
- You need the off-site half of the work — the outside sites AI already quotes in your market.
- You sell in Japan or across languages and want that handled natively.
- You are an agency and want a co-branded report to hand over.
- You want to see something real before paying: the free tier is permanent.
Pick Webflow AEO if…
- Your site is on Webflow and you are already on a Team or Enterprise plan — the extra cost and setup are hard to beat.
- You want fixes to actually ship: accept a recommendation and it goes live on the next publish.
- You want crawler and AI-visitor data from server logs, not from an indirect source.
- Perplexity is on your must-measure list.
- You are on Enterprise and want a content gap to become a drafted page inside the tool that publishes it.
- You would rather have one vendor for the site, its analytics and its optimisation.
How Supasaito works: the closed loop
Supasaito is built around one repeatable cycle. GEO, LLMO and AEO are tactics inside this loop — the loop itself is the product.
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1. Your business, structured
A profile of what you sell and how buyers ask, built from your site and editable. Every number below depends on it.
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2. Measure what AI says
Real questions asked to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Google AI Overviews: are you named, where, in what tone, next to whom, from which sources.
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3. Get a prioritised list
Three queues — your business facts, your website, your content — each card stamped with the version of the playbook that produced it.
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4. Publish, on and off your site
Briefs cover your own page and the outside sites the engines already quote in your market. Your team or agency writes and ships it.
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5. Record what you published
The URL becomes a tracked source, so the next scan knows what to look for.
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6. Measure again
Weekly scans show whether the answers moved — scan by scan, with a marker wherever the measured questions changed.
Sources
Competitor information reflects the cited sources as of August 27, 2026. Check each provider for current features and pricing.
- Webflow — AEO overview (help centre: scope, plan gating)
- Webflow — Prompt insights (engines, cadence, metrics, matching)
- Webflow — AEO agents overview (execution, content agents, AI credits)
- Webflow — LLM bot insights (server logs, bot categories, gating)
- Webflow — Organization info for AEO (aliases, competitors)
- Webflow — Introducing Webflow AEO (blog)
- Webflow — Perplexity added to AEO analytics (product update)
- Webflow — launch press release (2026-04-13)
- Webflow — May 2026 pricing and plan changes (help centre)
- CMSWire — Webflow launches AEO for enterprise (GA coverage)
- Memberstack — 2026 Webflow pricing breakdown (Team plan price, third-party)