Nothing is gated between tiers. You are choosing how many websites you connect and how much Inkie writes — not which parts of the product you get. Card required. Billing starts after 7 days unless canceled.
For a founder growing one website.
billed monthly
Start 7-day trialFor startups publishing consistently across two sites.
billed monthly
Start 7-day trialFor growing teams managing a product portfolio.
billed monthly
Start 7-day trialFor agencies running SEO across client websites.
billed monthly
Start 7-day trialOnly websites and monthly article volume change.
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More than ten websites, or a setup that does not fit any of these?
Talk to us →Plans start at $29 a month. Every one of them includes the whole agent — search markets, measured demand, the evidence panel, the quality checks, permissions and the API. Tiers change only how many websites you connect, how much Inkie writes each month, and what support you get. Yearly billing works out cheaper.
Yes, 7 days on any plan, so you can run the whole loop — find the work, approve it, read the draft and its evidence, publish it — before you are charged. No charge today. Your card is charged after the 7-day trial unless you cancel first.
A card is required to start the trial, but you are not charged today. Card required. Billing starts after 7 days unless canceled.
Yes. Upgrade, downgrade or cancel anytime from your billing settings. Changes take effect on your next billing cycle, and cancelling stops all future charges. Your websites and everything Inkie wrote stay where they are.
Monthly charges every month and you can leave at any point. Yearly is paid once at a discount, which works out cheaper if you plan to publish consistently.
No. There are no feature gates between tiers: the entry plan has the same 28 search markets, the same demand and difficulty data, the same evidence panel behind every draft, the same quality checks, the same permission controls, the same per-site API key and the same signed webhooks. It has one website and a smaller monthly writing allowance.
For a founder going from zero to one in SEO, it usually replaces the need to assemble and interpret several specialist tools. It reads your site, prices the searches that matter in your market, decides what to do, writes it, and checks what happened. It does ship link data — referring domains, link rank, spam score, broken backlinks and competitor link gaps — but it is not built to be a research console: there is no log-file analysis, no rank-tracking-at-scale, and no outreach. If your job is running an SEO department, keep the specialist tool.
Yes. If you need more than ten websites, higher writing volumes, or a setup that does not fit the four plans, use “Talk to us” and we will put one together.
It reads your site and comes back with the searches you are missing, who ranks ahead of you, and what to write first. No account, no card.
