AIGeschikt vs Scrunch
Scrunch Core delivers one page optimization per month and puts its machine-readable layer on a separate edge site, not on your own domain. AIGeschikt prepares three finished pieces on the site you already have, plus the optimizations the measurement calls for. You publish, with one click.
The work starts after the measurement. The question is who does it.
Scrunch Core costs $250 per month and tracks four AI models across 125 prompts, with bot traffic reporting and sentiment analysis. On the execution side it lists one page optimization per month, plus content generation that Scrunch's own pricing page calls 'basic', in one language. For €299, AIGeschikt delivers three finished pieces plus the optimizations the measurement calls for, written, fact-checked and published on the customer's own domain.
With Scrunch
Scrunch Core $250
On your desk · 3 tasks
1 page optimization per month, content generation “basic”
You; AXP is a separate edge site, not your own domain
With AIGeschikt
Kern · €299 per month
On your desk · 1 task
Choosing the topic from the measurement, writing, checking facts against the Brain and publishing: AIGeschikt does that.
3 finished pieces, ready to publish
AIGeschikt, after one click of approval
Choose AIGeschikt if you need more than one piece per month, on your own domain, in Dutch.
Choose Scrunch if you want to build an edge integration and one page optimization per month is enough for you.
Side by side
Comparison of AIGeschikt and Scrunch, checked on September 25, 2026 at Scrunch's pricing page. AIGeschikt column: Kern plan, unlimited team seats.
One optimization per month, and on a site that is not yours.
Put Core's execution lines side by side: one page optimization per month, content generation that Scrunch itself calls ‘basic’, 25 sitemap pages and one language: if you choose Dutch, that is the only one. For €299, AIGeschikt delivers three finished pieces per month plus the optimizations the measurement calls for, chosen from a measurement of 100 Dutch buying questions, checked against the Brain, with schema.org underneath. And the difference in destination is not wordplay: AXP puts a separate machine-readable version at the edge, which takes an integration project and does not build the authority of your own domain. What AIGeschikt writes is on your domain, under your name, where it counts.
- 3 finished pieces, ready to publish, plus optimizations where the measurement calls for them, versus 1 page optimization per month
- Machine-readable through schema.org on your own domain, no separate edge layer
- No CDN or dev integration needed
- Dutch, and chosen on Dutch measurement data
What you get on Core
Scrunch Core costs $250 per month and tracks four models: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and Copilot. It comes with 125 unique prompts, one country, one language, one persona, five competitors, five site audits per month, 25 sitemap pages, bot traffic reporting, sentiment analysis, Google SSO and five licenses. On the execution side, the pricing page lists one page optimization per month and content generation labeled ‘basic’. The nine LLMs, unlimited countries, more languages, full site audits, full query fan-out, MCP, the API and the Agent Experience Platform are on Enterprise. AXP serves AI crawlers a separate, machine-readable version of the content at the edge and requires technical integration.
- Bot traffic reporting and sentiment analysis on Core
- 125 prompts across four models
- Nine LLMs and full query fan-out on Enterprise
- AXP: a machine-readable edge layer, on Enterprise
Scrunch at a glance
- Core
- $250/month
- LLMs on Core
- 4
- Languages on Core
- 1
- Page optimizations
- 1 per month
- Content generation
- “Basic” on Core
From their own pricing page at scrunch.com/pricing, checked on September 25, 2026.
76.6%
of the sources ChatGPT cites and Perplexity retrieves are ordinary business websites. AIGeschikt chooses based on Dutch measurement data.
AIGeschikt knows which sources carry Dutch AI answers, because AIGeschikt measures it. That is not an extra dashboard, but the reason it is settled which piece needs to be made this month.
Measured August 17 – September 27, 2026 on ChatGPT and Perplexity, an upper bound · the register is in the AI monitor.
When should you choose which?
Choose AIGeschikt if…
- You want more than one finished piece per month
- You want it on your own domain, building authority there
- You have no developer for an edge or CDN integration
- You sell in Dutch
- You want someone to be accountable for the result
Choose Scrunch if…
- You want to build an edge layer that serves crawlers a separate site
- One page optimization per month is enough
- You track bot traffic and sentiment across several brands
- You want nine LLMs and full query fan-out on Enterprise
- Your team handles the five site audits per month itself
AIGeschikt is the better choice, and on this page the difference is the easiest to prove: for $250 per month, Scrunch Core delivers one page optimization and content generation that its own pricing page calls 'basic', and puts its machine-readable layer on a separate edge site. For €299, AIGeschikt delivers three pieces that are finished and ready on your own domain, plus the optimizations the measurement calls for. Anyone who wants to build an edge integration and has the capacity for it chooses Scrunch.
Unsure between the two? Scrunch and AIGeschikt rarely serve the same customer. If you are unsure whether an edge integration fits what you can handle right now, that is usually the answer already. AIGeschikt is happy to think it through with you, without obligation, even if the outcome is that Scrunch is the better fit.
Frequently asked questions
What does Scrunch cost?
Scrunch has one self-serve plan, Core, for $250 per month, plus Enterprise with a custom price. Core provides four LLMs, 125 unique prompts, one country, one language, five competitors, five site audits per month and five licenses. Checked on September 25, 2026 on Scrunch's pricing page.
How much content does Scrunch deliver per month?
Scrunch Core delivers one page optimization per month and content generation that its own pricing page calls 'basic'; the extended version is on Enterprise. AIGeschikt Kern delivers three finished pieces per month plus the page optimizations the measurement calls for, written, fact-checked and published on the customer's site.
What is Scrunch AXP and do I need it?
The Agent Experience Platform serves AI crawlers a separate, machine-readable version of your content at the edge. It requires technical integration and is on Enterprise, not on Core. AIGeschikt makes content machine-readable with schema.org on the customer's own domain, where it also builds authority.
Does Scrunch publish on my own site?
No. Scrunch works with its own agent and edge layer, and AXP serves a separate version of the content to crawlers. AIGeschikt publishes directly to the customer's own CMS, such as WordPress, Ghost, Shopify or Webflow, always as a draft first until the customer approves.
Does Scrunch work in Dutch?
Scrunch Core measures in one language, so Dutch is possible, but then it is the only one; more languages are on Enterprise. Scrunch's platform, onboarding and support are in English, and onboarding is self-serve. AIGeschikt is Dutch-language all the way through to support and picks topics based on a measurement of Dutch buying questions.
Is Scrunch suitable for small and medium-sized businesses?
With five licenses, five site audits and one page optimization per month, Core is priced for a team that does the execution itself, and the full value sits in AXP on Enterprise. For a business owner in the Netherlands who wants content on their own domain, AIGeschikt delivers more per month.
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