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FastFound vs Omnia
What they are genuinely good at, where we differ, and who should pick which. We have tried not to write the version where we win every row.
An AI visibility platform that also publishes one of the most-read maps of the category, a comparison of 28 tools.
- useomnia.com.
- Publishes a comparison of 28 AI visibility tools, which includes itself.
Checked 23 August 2026. If anything here is out of date or wrong, tell us and we will correct it.
What Omnia is genuinely good at
The 28-tool comparison is genuinely useful. It is the fastest way to understand the shape of a market that did not exist two years ago, and most vendors publish nothing remotely as helpful.
They include themselves in their own comparison. That is more transparent than quietly leaving yourself off the list — and you should read it with the obvious caveat in mind, exactly as you should read this page, which is written by an interested party about its own competitors.
A working, shipped platform in a category where a great many entrants are still a landing page and a form.
Where we differ
We publish our answers to all 31 methodology questions, including the limits of our own score. As far as we can establish, no other platform in this comparison has published theirs.
A comparison of other people's tools is not a methodology for your own score, and the two are easy to confuse when the same company publishes both. We have not found published answers from them to the 31 methodology questions. Ours are public, all of them.
23 languages, 35 markets, local currency and local tax wording — and the work is done in your language, not translated into it afterwards.
Sold in English. We sell and work in 23 languages across 35 markets, with local currency and the regulator's name your buyer would recognise.
AI probes run on Google Vertex AI in Frankfurt (europe-west3); search data is processed in Germany by an Estonian company. Every sub-processor is documented.
We have not audited where they process data and we make no claim about it. What we will state about ourselves: AI probes run on Google Vertex AI in europe-west3 (Frankfurt), search data is processed in Germany by an Estonian company, and every sub-processor is written down with its transfer instrument.
A tool hands you a dashboard and a list of tasks. We run the tasks. That is the difference between a subscription and a growth department.
A platform hands you the picture. We are the people who change it: rewriting what is already on your site before writing anything new, fixing the technical layer, and turning the questions people actually ask into pages.
Who should pick which
If you are still mapping this category, start with their comparison rather than with us — we are not pretending this page is a neutral survey. And if what you want is a platform you run yourself, they sell one and we do not.
We are for the business that has read the comparison, picked nothing, and realised the missing piece was never the tool.
There is no performance figure anywhere on this page. We do not publish one — ours or anybody else's — until it is our own measured result, and we do not have one yet. Anyone showing you a number should be able to tell you whose data it is.
Abbreviations used on this site
Statute, regulator and standard names are given in their own language, because that is what they are called — a translated citation would be one you could not look up.
- ABN
- Australian Business Number · Australia
- ACL
- Australian Consumer Law · Australia
- AEO
- answer engine optimisation
- AI
- artificial intelligence
- AIO
- AI optimisation
- ANPD
- Autoridade Nacional de Proteção de Dados · Brazil
- API
- application programming interface
- ASA
- Advertising Standards Authority · United Kingdom
- CASL
- Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation · Canada
- CCPA
- California Consumer Privacy Act · United States
- CMS
- content management system
- CPRA
- California Privacy Rights Act · United States
- CRO
- conversion rate optimisation
- CSS
- Cascading Style Sheets
- DMCC
- Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 · United Kingdom
- DPA
- data processing agreement
- DTC
- direct-to-consumer
- EEA
- European Economic Area
- EFTA
- European Free Trade Association
- ESIGN
- Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act · United States
- FTC
- Federal Trade Commission · United States
- GDPR
- General Data Protection Regulation · European Union
- GEO
- generative engine optimisation
- GST
- goods and services tax
- ICO
- Information Commissioner's Office · United Kingdom
- IDTA
- International Data Transfer Agreement · United Kingdom
- IP
- intellectual property
- KPI
- key performance indicator
- LGPD
- Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados · Brazil
- LLC
- limited liability company
- LLM
- large language model
- MCP
- Model Context Protocol
- MFA
- multi-factor authentication
- OAIC
- Office of the Australian Information Commissioner · Australia
- OPC
- Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada · Canada
- PECR
- Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations · United Kingdom
- PII
- personally identifiable information
- PIPEDA
- Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act · Canada
- QA
- quality assurance
- SCC
- standard contractual clauses · European Union
- SEO
- search engine optimisation
- SMS
- short message service
- TCPA
- Telephone Consumer Protection Act · United States
- UEMA
- Unsolicited Electronic Messages Act · New Zealand
- UETA
- Uniform Electronic Transactions Act · United States
- UGC
- user-generated content
- UWG
- Bundesgesetz gegen den unlauteren Wettbewerb · Switzerland
- VAT
- value added tax
- WCAG
- Web Content Accessibility Guidelines