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Which plan is right for you

What each plan actually means for your workflow, how long credits last, and what size team each plan fits.

Written by Sanjay Kholiya

How to think about plans

Your plan is built around four things: how much content you create, how many keywords you track, how big your site is, and how many Brands you manage. Pick the plan that matches your actual workflow, not your wishlist.

Plan

Credits

Brands

Keywords

Page audits

Seats

Fastest refresh

Starter $39

3,000

1

50

500

1

7 days

Pro $94

10,000

3

150

2,000

6

3 days

Scale 1 $199

20,000

Unlimited

300

3,000

Unlimited

Daily

Scale 2 $379

40,000

Unlimited

600

6,000

Unlimited

Daily

Scale 3 $549

60,000

Unlimited

1,000

9,000

Unlimited

Daily

Scale 4 $999

100,000

Unlimited

2,000

20,000

Unlimited

Daily

Fastest refresh is the shortest interval you can select for rank tracking and AI Visibility. It is a floor, not a fixed setting: you can always pick a slower interval to spend fewer credits.


Starter, $39 per month

Best for: one person with one website, publishing one or two articles a week.

What 3,000 credits actually means

  • 30 short articles, or 15 medium, or 10 long, or

  • 200 prompt responses at 15 credits each, or

  • A realistic mix: 10 medium articles (1,000 credits) plus 20 prompts on one platform refreshed weekly (1,200 credits)

What 1 Brand means

  • One website. If you manage a second site, you need Pro or a Brand add-on

What 50 tracked keywords means

  • Enough to cover one focused niche or product line

  • Not enough for an e-commerce site with hundreds of products

  • You can swap keywords in and out freely, but only 50 are monitored at a time

What 500 page audits means

  • Comfortable for a site under 500 pages

  • A blog with 200 posts can be audited twice a month

  • On a 2,000 page site you would audit a portion each month, or exclude sections you do not care about

When you outgrow Starter

  • You need a second Brand

  • You publish more than about 15 medium articles a month

  • You need more than 50 keywords, or your site is over 500 pages

  • You want AI platforms beyond ChatGPT, or refreshes faster than every 7 days


Pro, $94 per month

Best for: a small team, or one person managing two or three websites with moderate content output.

What 10,000 credits actually means

  • 100 short articles, or 50 medium, or 33 long, or

  • 666 prompt responses, or

  • A realistic mix: 30 medium articles (6,000 credits) plus 25 prompts on 2 platforms refreshed weekly (3,000 credits)

The real difference from Starter

  • 3 Brands instead of 1, and 6 seats instead of 1

  • Refresh every 3 days instead of every 7, so you spot ranking and visibility changes sooner

  • Far more AI platforms. Starter tracks ChatGPT; Pro adds DeepSeek, Grok, Meta AI, Microsoft Copilot, Google AI Overviews, and Google AI Mode

  • 3x the keywords, 4x the page audits, and unlimited target regions

  • Competitor tracking and live chat support


Scale plans, $199 to $999 per month

Best for: agencies, content teams publishing daily, or large sites with thousands of pages.

Every Scale tier includes unlimited Brands, unlimited seats, daily refresh, white label reporting, and the full AI platform list including Claude and Perplexity, which are exclusive to Scale. The tiers differ only in volume.

Scale 1 at $199

  • 20,000 credits, roughly 100 medium articles or 1,333 prompt responses

  • 300 keywords, enough for 5 to 10 client sites or a large e-commerce catalogue

  • 3,000 page audits, so a 1,000 page site can be audited 3 times a month

Scale 2 at $379

  • 40,000 credits, roughly 200 medium articles or 2,666 prompt responses

  • 600 keywords and 6,000 page audits, for large agencies or extensive product lines

Scale 3 and 4

  • 60,000 to 100,000 credits, for organisations doing content at serious scale

  • 1,000 to 2,000 keywords, covering massive sites or agencies with dozens of clients

  • 9,000 to 20,000 page audits, handling the largest websites


How to choose based on your role

Solo blogger or affiliate marketer

  • Starter is usually enough

  • 3,000 credits covers roughly 15 medium articles a month

  • 50 keywords tracks your main money pages

Small business with one website

  • Starter if you publish weekly and only care about ChatGPT

  • Pro if you publish several times a week, or want visibility across more AI platforms

Marketing team at a SaaS company

  • Pro or Scale 1

  • Pro gives you 6 seats; Scale 1 gives you unlimited, which matters once the whole team wants access

  • You need enough keywords for feature pages, blog content, and competitor terms

SEO agency with 5 to 10 clients

  • Scale 1 or 2

  • Unlimited Brands starts at Scale 1, which is usually the deciding factor

  • White label reporting lets you send client-branded reports

Large agency with 20+ clients

  • Scale 3 or 4

  • You are doing content and audits at volume, and daily refresh matters across many campaigns


What happens when you hit a limit

AI credits run out

  • Article generation pauses, and scheduled prompt refreshes are skipped rather than queued

  • Everything else keeps working: rank tracking, audits, traffic data, keyword research, and editing

  • Buy a top up, or wait for your reset date

Keyword tracking limit reached

  • You cannot add new keywords until you remove some

  • Existing keywords keep tracking normally

Page audit limit reached

  • New audits cannot start until your allowance resets

  • Existing audit reports remain visible


Upgrading and downgrading

You can upgrade at any time and your new limits apply immediately.

If you downgrade, excess keywords or tracked items may be automatically deactivated to fit the new tier's limits, and AI platforms not included in the lower tier stop being checked.

Not sure? Start lower. Extra credits never expire, so topping up a smaller plan for one busy month is often cheaper than upgrading permanently. See how to optimize your AI credit usage.

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