Plans, API credits, and live-refresh pricing
Compare Website Rank plans before you create an account. Logged-in users are sent straight to Billing so they can manage subscriptions, credits, and Stripe checkout from one place.
What every paid plan includes
Plans are built for monitoring tracked websites. Included API requests are granted to your API credit balance every billing month, and unused credits roll over until you use them. The free trial is activated from Billing after signup, requires Stripe card verification, and takes no immediate charge when you start it. Pricing is intentionally separated from live-refresh usage so app-driven intelligence only consumes credits when you explicitly request fresh data.
The current default free trial runs on the Lite plan for 7 days once billing verification completes.
Loyalty pricing is also available on recurring subscriptions. Under the current programme, the discount starts after 1 successful renewal, then increases by 1% per successful renewal until it reaches the current cap of 5%.
Subscription plans
Lite
Simple daily protection for one website.
Plus
Lean monitoring for up to two websites.
Pro
Deeper monitoring and exports for a tightly managed serious portfolio.
Business
Premium monitoring for established multi-site portfolios.
Concierge
Elite monitoring and hands-on support for high-value brands.
API credit packs
API credits are only consumed for live intelligence refreshes. Reading a stored or stale snapshot through the API costs 0 credits. Add ?refresh=1 only when you want Website Rank to queue a fresh background refresh for that domain.
100 live refresh requests
For lighter app usage when you only need fresh intelligence occasionally.
250 live refresh requests
A stronger pack for regular app-driven refreshes.
1,000 live refresh requests
Bulk refresh capacity for heavier production integrations.
Refunds and legal
Refunds may be granted if you are unhappy with the service and cancel within 14 days. Refund requests made after 14 days can still be reviewed, but they may not always be granted.