Use your own project context
Evaluate the workflow with the domain, market, and sources that matter to your team.
Start with a focused SEO scope.
Use the free plan as an entry point, then upgrade when the published project, keyword, crawl, team, or reporting allowances fit your next stage.
For startups
Relevant sources
Early teams need useful SEO context without committing to a stack whose cost and limits are difficult to understand.
Separate products for each workflow can consume budget before the team knows which signals matter.
Too many disconnected workflows can distract from learning what the market is actually showing.
A narrow, repeatable workflow is more useful than a large set of unprioritized dashboards.
Teams should know which published allowance they are exceeding before paying for more capacity.
Begin with the current Free allowance and add capacity only when a published paid plan fits the workflow.
Create an account without a credit card and begin within the currently published Free limits.
Keep supported site, keyword, backlink, competitor, and visibility workflows close together.
Add supported Google data sources when they are useful for the project.
Use the pricing matrix to compare allowances before selecting Starter, Pro, or a custom plan.
Use current product evidence and your own requirements to decide whether the workflow fits.
Evaluate the workflow with the domain, market, and sources that matter to your team.
Review timestamps, provider context, and documented availability before acting on a signal.
Use the pricing and security pages as the source of truth, and confirm custom needs in writing.
The pricing page is the source of truth for the Free plan and every paid allowance.
Start with the Free plan when its published allowances fit. Compare Starter and Pro on the pricing page when you need more projects, seats, keywords, crawls, or reporting eligibility.
Start on the Free plan, connect only the sources you choose, and compare the current allowances before upgrading.