You are not buying separate audit seats, rank tracking seats, keyword packages, and AI tracking add-ons. Every plan gets the platform; credits decide which workflows run this month.
Pricing that follows your workflow
Use your credits where your agency actually works.
Some months are audits. Some months are prompt tracking. Some months are rank tracking, backlink research, prospecting, or agent work. Page Optimized gives every plan the full platform and lets credits move with the job.
Subscription covers the workspace.
Unlimited projects, saved work, reports, GSC connection, storage, support, hosting, jobs, and maintenance belong in the base price.
Credits follow the work.Spend them on audits, prompt tracking, rank tracking, backlinks, Market Map, rendered checks, or agents. Skip what you are not using.
Why this pricing exists
Every plan includes the platform. Credits run fresh work.
Page Optimized pricing is built for how SEO teams actually work: audits one month, AI visibility the next, rank tracking after that, and saved proof available when the client asks.
Create as many projects as your workflow needs. Fresh runs spend credits, saved work reopens for 0 credits, and estimates show before high-cost work runs.
One month you might audit prospect sites. The next month you might monitor AI answers or rankings. The same credit pool follows that shift.
Starter
$99/mo
200 credits included
Start Starter- 200 credits included
- Unlimited projects and saved workspaces
- 3 included monitored sites
- 1,000 Content Monitor URLs/site
- 25,000 included crawl pages/month
- 16 months of GSC history
Agency
$199/mo
400 credits included
Start Agency- 400 credits included
- Unlimited projects and saved workspaces
- 15 included monitored sites
- 5,000 Content Monitor URLs/site
- 150,000 included crawl pages/month
- 5 years of GSC history
Growth
$399/mo
800 credits included
Start Growth- 800 credits included
- Unlimited projects and saved workspaces
- 50 included monitored sites
- 25,000 Content Monitor URLs/site
- 750,000 included crawl pages/month
- 7 years of GSC history
Scale
$799/mo
1,600 credits included
Start Scale- 1,600 credits included
- Unlimited projects and saved workspaces
- 150 included monitored sites
- 100,000 Content Monitor URLs/site
- 3,000,000 included crawl pages/month
- 10 years of GSC history
AI Tracker credits
Prompt monitoring has to price like a tracker.
Each scheduled AI Tracker run is estimated from prompts, answer engines, competitors, and cadence before you activate it. Saved runs and share-ready reports reopen for 0 credits.
10 prompts, 4 engines, weekly
~48 credits/mo10 prompts, 4 engines, 3 competitors, weekly
~72 credits/mo50 prompts, 5 engines, weekly
~300 credits/moA prompt check costs about 0.30 credits per answer engine, or 0.15 without a live web search. Each competitor you track adds about 0.05 per engine. You see the monthly figure before you switch a schedule on, and that is what comes off your balance.
Workflow freedom
Not competitor bundles full of things you are not using.
Credits are one shared monthly pool. Use them across unlimited projects for the work that matters right now: all audits, all prompt tracking, all rank tracking, or a practical mix.
Use credits mostly on technical audits, URL inspections, and prospecting audits across unlimited projects.
100k Starter HTML pages800k Scale HTML pagesSaved audits reopen free
Use credits mostly on Prompt Lab tests, AI Tracker engine runs, competitor answer monitoring, and AI visibility evidence.
400 Starter engine runs10 prompts x 4 engines weekly ~48 credits0-credit saved results
Use credits mostly on scheduled ranking checks by project, site, market, device, depth, and cadence.
250 keywords weekly ~47 creditsDaily is optionalPause schedules anytime
Use credits mostly on Keyword Research, Market Map, backlinks, and agent-assisted opportunity planning.
40 Starter keyword searches400 Agency market lookups200 Agency backlinks
Credit examples
Use credits on the SEO work you actually run.
A credit is not tied to one module. Use the same monthly pool for keyword research, AI Tracker runs, rank tracking, backlink lookups, Market Map, or agent work, depending on what each project needs.
Market Map / competitor lookup0.65 credits
Backlink lookup1.4 credits
Keyword research, one seed25 per credit
AI Research, one platform3 credits
AI prompt check, one engine3 per credit
Xavier task3 per credit
Rank tracking, 100 keywords daily for a month140 credits
What a credit costs
The per-credit maths, done for you.
A credit costs about $0.50 on every plan, so moving up is never about a cheaper credit. It is about two other things: how many sites you track, and what the credits you run out of cost. Top-ups are $1.00 — double the plan rate — so buying your way to the next plan's allowance always costs more than the next plan does.
| Plan | Per month | Credits | Sites | Cost per credit | Same credits, one plan down |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $99 | 200 | 3 | $0.50 | — |
| Agency | $199 | 400 | 15 | $0.50 | $299 ($100 more) |
| Growth | $399 | 800 | 50 | $0.50 | $599 ($200 more) |
| Scale | $799 | 1,600 | 150 | $0.50 | $1,199 ($400 more) |
| Top-up | $10–$99, any time | 1 per $1 | — | $1.00 | — |
A $20 top-up covers any one of these
- 30× Market Map / competitor lookup
- 14× Backlink lookup
- 512× Keyword research, one seed
- 6× AI Research, one platform
- 66× AI prompt check, one engine
- 66× Xavier task
Not enough for Rank tracking, 100 keywords daily for a month. Rank tracking is the one line that runs every day, so it is the one worth sizing a plan around rather than topping up.
Pricing FAQ
The questions buyers ask before they start.
The short version: projects stay flexible, saved work stays reusable, and fresh runs are the only thing that spends credits.
Why price with credits instead of separate limits for every feature?
Because SEO work is not evenly distributed. Some teams use mostly audits, some use mostly rank tracking, some live inside AI visibility, and some only need heavy research during sales or strategy weeks. Credits keep the plan flexible instead of forcing you to pay for fixed bundles you are not using.
What does the subscription actually pay for?
The subscription pays for the workspace: unlimited projects, saved work, reporting, GSC connection, storage, support, hosting, scheduled jobs, maintenance, and the plan's included capacity for monitored sites, Content Monitor URLs, crawls, URL inspections, and warehouse history. Credits pay for fresh work that creates new paid data or AI output.
Do I get every feature on every plan?
Yes. The plan controls included credits, monitored-site capacity, Content Monitor URL capacity, crawl volume, GSC warehouse history, and advanced access. The core workflows stay available so teams can choose where to spend credits each month.
What actually spends credits?
Fresh paid-data or AI work spends credits: keyword research, Market Map lookups, backlink lookups, AI Tracker runs, rank tracking schedules, and agent actions. Plain site crawls, URL inspections, GSC warehousing, and Content Monitor HTML checks are governed by plan allowances instead.
What does not spend credits?
Opening saved reports, saved keyword plans, cached research, previous audits, historical GSC views, saved AI visibility results, notes, proof views, and included Content Monitor HTML checks does not spend credits. Credits are for paid external data or AI work, not for looking at work you already paid to create.
Are credits the same thing as dollars?
No. Credits are the product's usage unit. They make it easier to compare different workflows, because a crawl page, a rank check, a backlink lookup, and an AI run do not have the same underlying cost.
Can I see the credit estimate before work runs?
Yes. Fresh work that can become expensive should show an estimate before it runs, especially scheduled tracking, AI visibility checks, competitor monitoring, and agent actions.
What happens if I run out of credits?
Fresh runs stop before they create surprise usage. You can keep viewing saved work, reports, and cached results. If the team needs more fresh work that month, you can add credits or move up a plan.
Do monthly credits roll over?
Monthly plan credits are built for that billing month. Saved work remains reusable after the month ends, so the team does not have to spend credits again just to reopen prior research, audits, reports, or historical views.
Can I use credits across unlimited projects?
Yes. Projects are not the meter. Fresh work is the meter. You can spread credits across many projects, concentrate them on one large project, or use them for prospecting audits when that is the highest-value workflow.
What is the difference between unlimited projects and monitored sites?
A project is a workspace for a site, prospect, brand, or campaign. A monitored site is an active site receiving ongoing scheduled tracking, storage, crawling, or warehouse capacity. That keeps projects flexible without pretending every saved project is being monitored every week.
Will a small team feel like the Starter plan is too tight?
Starter is meant for one or two active sites plus selective research, audits, rank checks, AI visibility checks, and reports. It is not meant for daily tracking across a large portfolio. If the team starts running weekly work across many sites, Agency is the cleaner fit.
How is this different from Ahrefs, Semrush, or other SEO suites?
Those tools usually package feature allowances separately. Page Optimized is built around the agency operating loop: research, audit, AI visibility, rankings, links, content work, reporting, and agents in one workspace with one flexible credit pool.
Can I spend all credits on one workflow, like audits only?
Yes. That is the point. If this month is audit-heavy, use the pool on crawls and URL inspections. If next month is AI visibility or rank tracking, shift the same pool there.
Can I use it only for prompt tracking or rank tracking?
Yes. The platform does not force a fixed mix. A team can spend most of the month on AI visibility tracking, traditional rank tracking, prospect audits, backlink research, or content monitoring and then change focus the next month.
Can I use credits for sales and prospecting work?
Yes. Agencies can use projects for prospects, run audits or research when it helps win work, and keep saved proof for follow-up. The useful rule is simple: fresh runs spend credits, saved proof reopens for 0 credits.
How do agents spend credits?
Agents spend credits when they run fresh analysis, create new outputs, inspect data, draft work, or perform scheduled tasks. Viewing a saved agent result or reopening a completed brief does not spend credits again.
Will agents publish or change a site automatically?
No. Page Optimized is built around reviewable work: briefs, fixes, reports, next actions, and agent recommendations that the team can approve before anything client-facing or site-facing ships.
How do you handle expensive AI models or vendor cost changes?
The page shows public credit floors for common work, but high-cost AI or data runs can show a higher estimate before they run. That keeps the product flexible if vendors change pricing while still protecting users from unexpected charges.
Why not just say unlimited everything?
Because unlimited usage usually hides limits somewhere else: throttles, fair-use rules, surprise overages, or weaker data. Credits make the tradeoff visible so teams can decide what is worth running this month.
Which plan should an agency start with?
Starter fits a small team proving the workflow on a couple of active sites. Agency fits a real client/project load and is the default recommendation. Growth fits teams with heavier tracking, content, and GSC warehouse needs. Scale fits high-volume portfolios and larger operating teams.
What would make a team upgrade?
Upgrade when the team is regularly running more fresh work than the current plan covers: more monitored sites, deeper crawls, more AI visibility checks, more rank tracking, more GSC history, more agents, or heavier reporting across a larger portfolio.
Will this replace Ahrefs, Semrush, Screaming Frog, or rank trackers immediately?
Page Optimized is built to become the operating system for SEO work. Some teams may keep specialist tools for edge cases at first, but the goal is to move the day-to-day workflow into one place: research, audits, visibility, rankings, links, content, reporting, and agents.
Who gets the most leverage from this model?
Both agencies and in-house teams can use it, but the pricing is especially built for teams managing multiple SEO projects. Agencies get the most leverage because credits can move between client work, prospecting, reporting, tracking, and execution without buying separate bundles.
What should I look at before choosing a plan?
Look at how many active sites you need to monitor, how often you run audits, how many keywords or prompts you track, how much GSC history matters, and whether agents will do scheduled work. Pick the plan that fits recurring work, then use credits flexibly inside that plan.