Scrunch AI is the closest product to Ooky in this set: it also serves clean, bot-friendly HTML to AI agents at the edge. The differences are price, prompt volume, and how each of us decides what a crawler is allowed to receive.
| Ooky | Scrunch AI | |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | $0 free, $79/mo paid | $250/mo |
| Prompts at entry | 50 on Starter, 100 on Pro | 125 on Core |
| Platforms tracked | 3 models, 4 on Enterprise | 7 on every plan |
| Personas | Counted within your prompt total | 3 on Core |
| Seats | Up to 3 on Starter, unlimited from Pro | 5 on Core |
| Serves clean HTML to AI agents at the edge | Yes | Yes |
| Checks the bot version against your live page | Yes, before it is served | Not published |
| Per-URL editing of the bot-facing content | Via your brand record and page data | Yes, Markdown or HTML per URL |
| AI crawler analytics | Yes, first-party from your edge | Yes, Agent Traffic |
| Free plan | Yes, 5 prompts tracked daily | No, free trial only |
Scrunch is a mature product, and the only other one here that also answers crawler requests with its own version of the page.
Ooky tracks the same answers these tools track, then publishes a clean version of your pages for AI crawlers and checks what changed afterward.
Both products do the same thing at the edge: spot a recognized AI crawler, hand it a clean, server-rendered, token-light page, and let human visitors continue to the normal site. If you have already decided that alternate delivery is the right approach, Scrunch is the other product doing it.
Where we differ is the gate. Ooky compares the compiled bot version against the real HTML of your live page and requires it to contain at least 95% of the visible text before it can be served. If it fails, it is not published. The request falls back to a signed JSON version or straight to your origin. If a reviewer wants to override that, the override is recorded as an override.
That rule exists because serving crawlers a different page than people see can shade into cloaking if you let it. The gate costs us some flexibility: Scrunch lets you write agent-facing content per URL more freely than we do. Whether that trade is worth it depends on how much your legal and brand teams care about the bot copy and the human copy staying in step.
Most teams can answer this in about a minute.
The things buyers ask us most often when Ooky and Scrunch AI are both on the shortlist.
They are the two real options here. Scrunch gives you more control over what each URL says to agents and more prompt volume alongside it. Ooky gives you a published parity threshold, so the bot version cannot drift from the human page. Pick on which of those two your team will be asked about.
It is if the content differs materially from what people see. That is exactly why Ooky measures containment against your live page before serving anything, and refuses to publish pages that fail. Whichever vendor you choose, ask them how they prevent drift and get the answer in writing.
They are within a dollar: Scrunch Core is $250/mo, Ooky Pro is $249/mo. The difference is shape. Scrunch measures more per run; Ooky covers three brands to their one, with unlimited seats against five, plus publishing on every paid plan and a free tier.
Yes. Both detect AI agents by user agent at the edge and route only those requests to the clean version. Ordinary human traffic goes to your origin as normal.
Scrunch. Core tracks 4 models against Ooky's 3, and their Enterprise tier reaches 9 where Ooky tops out at 4. If breadth of engine coverage is your first requirement, Scrunch is the better fit.
Prices and plan limits come from each vendor's own pricing and product pages, checked 17 August 2026. Vendors ship fast and prices change, so confirm on their page before you buy. Corrections to hello@ooky.ai with the source URL.
The free plan scans five prompt slots daily. That is enough to see whether what AI assistants say about you matches what you would want them to say.