Simple pricing that scales with your sites.
Every plan checks both SEO and GEO. Upgrade when you need more sites tracked or more frequent rescans.
Free
- ✓ 1 tracked site
- ✓ Full SEO + GEO checklist
- ✓ Weekly rescans
- ✓ Email summary
Pro
- ✓ 10 tracked sites
- ✓ Daily rescans
- ✓ AI crawler access alerts
- ✓ Score history & trends
- ✓ Slack notifications
Agency
- ✓ Unlimited tracked sites
- ✓ White-labeled reports
- ✓ Client-shareable dashboards
- ✓ API access
- ✓ Priority support
Choose a plan for your scanning workload
Every Seov plan reports SEO and GEO readiness as separate scores and includes the same core explanations for each check. The plan changes how many sites you can track and how often they can be rescanned. That lets a site owner begin with a single domain, while a team can monitor a larger group of properties more frequently.
The Free plan is for evaluating one site and learning how the audit works. Pro is intended for teams that manage several sites and want more frequent checks and history. Agency is listed for multi-client work. Review the included features above before choosing; start with the smallest plan that fits your current workload, then change plans if your monitoring needs grow.
A scan is a technical review of accessible pages and site signals, not a promise of search positions or AI citations. Read the SEO checklist and GEO checklist to see what each lane measures before you sign up.
Questions about Seov pricing
What's the difference between SEO and GEO checks?
SEO checks are the classic ranking factors — titles, headings, speed, crawlability. GEO checks whether AI systems like ChatGPT and Perplexity can access and confidently extract your content: llms.txt, schema, and AI crawler access. GEO reflects technical readiness, not a guarantee that any AI system will cite you.
Do you store my site's content?
We store scan results and the specific findings needed to show your report — not a full copy of your site.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes, all paid plans are month-to-month with no lock-in. Downgrading keeps your most recently scanned site active.