SEO on autopilot.

Every plan is the full SearchChamp suite — the only thing that changes as you move up is capacity: more sites and seats, more tracked keywords, more AI-visibility prompts, more content, bigger audits and more backlink scans. You never lose a feature by choosing a smaller plan; you just get more room as you grow.

They run on two different cadences. Keyword rank tracking refreshes daily on Pro and Agency, so you catch ranking movements the day they happen. AI visibility works the same way on every plan: you choose which of your prompts sit on the daily lane, and the rest are swept weekly. What the plan buys you is how many prompts in total, and how many of them can be daily.

5 AI answer engines on every plan: ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Gemini and Microsoft Copilot. The same five on Starter, Pro and Agency — no engine is gated behind a higher tier or sold as an extra.

One article is a single AI-written, SEO-scored draft — researched against the top-ranking pages and your target keyword — that SearchChamp can publish straight to WordPress. Editing or revising a draft doesn't count as a new article; only a fresh draft does.

Articles, research briefs, competitive analyses, question mining, brand-voice training, strategy drafts and images all draw one monthly content budget instead of seven separate caps, so you decide the split. An article is the reference rate at 5 credits and everything else is priced against it — write more and analyse less, or the reverse.

No. Content drafts and outreach emails always wait for your approval, and destructive actions ask for explicit confirmation.

It depends which limit. For the actions on the overage rate card, SearchChamp stops and asks: it names the single action you were about to run, shows exactly what that one action costs, and waits — confirm and it runs, accrued to your next invoice at the published rate; decline and nothing happens. For the scheduled work that runs without you — AI-visibility sweeps, backlink scans, rank tracking — the allowance is a firm cap: we stop until it resets rather than spending your money unattended. Nothing is throttled silently, nothing is charged without a yes, and monthly allowances reset on the 1st.

No — every SearchChamp plan is paid. The 7-day free trial on Starter is how you evaluate the full suite before paying: real keyword tracking, AI-visibility checks, audits and published articles. See "What are the trial terms?" below for what happens on day 8.

Every paid plan is 20% cheaper billed yearly — you pay once for the year instead of monthly, and the per-month price on each card already reflects that discount when you toggle to Yearly. You can switch billing cadence any time from Settings → Billing.

Every new account gets a 7-day free trial on Starter. A credit card is required at signup, and the trial auto-converts to the selected plan on day 8. Cancel anytime from Settings → Billing before then and you won't be charged. There is no money-back guarantee.

Yes. Upgrades take effect immediately and are prorated; downgrades take effect at the end of your current billing period. Your data stays put either way.

One site and you're doing the work yourself: Starter. A small team, several sites, and you want daily rank tracking and the API: Pro. Multiple clients, white-label reports and a rollup across all of them: Agency.