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Cheap Seats

Cheap Seats is an AI visibility tracker for Claude and OpenAI models. It asks your buyers' questions, grades whether answers recommend your product, and ranks pages to improve. It measures direct model responses rather than consumer apps.

The software is free, MIT licensed and self-hosted. Model access, hosting and optional services have their own costs. Your prompts live in a git repo you own.

Live demo · Docs

Repositories

Repo What it is
cheapseats The app: Go, SQLite, web UI, CLI, JSON API and MCP server.
cheapseats-site The website, docs and blog at cheapseats.dev.
cheapseats-config-template A template for your deployment's config, prompt sets and workflows.

Getting started

Choose the path that matches your model access:

Path What you need Model costs
Docker with API keys — fastest setup Docker and ANTHROPIC_API_KEY; OPENAI_API_KEY is optional. No Go or CLI installation. Paid API usage.
Go with subscriptions Go 1.27+ and an installed, logged-in claude CLI; codex is optional. No API spend; calls share your subscription allowance.

The Docker image includes neither subscription CLI. See deployment for containers and VMs.

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Latest release · MIT license

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  1. cheapseats cheapseats Public

    Cheap Seats, the open-source AI visibility tracker (cheapseats.dev). Asks AI assistants your buyers' questions, grades whether they recommend you, and builds a ranked fix list. Self-hosted, MIT.

    Go

  2. cheapseats-config-template cheapseats-config-template Public template

    Start a Cheap Seats deployment: your brand's config, prompt sets and deploy workflows

    Dockerfile

  3. cheapseats-site cheapseats-site Public

    cheapseats.dev: Cheap Seats' website, docs and blog

    HTML

  4. .github .github Public

    Cheap Seats

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