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Ranked AI plans start at $99 per website

Ranked AI's monthly SEO plans cost $99 for Standard, $198 for Plus, or $349 for Enterprise, per website, in US dollars. The main differences shown below are the number of focus keywords and weekly blog articles. Paid advertising is a separate offering.

If you need a manageable starting point, discuss Standard first. Higher plans make sense when you have more topics worth covering and time to review the extra drafts. Our Ranked AI overview explains what the managed service does.

This guide uses official pricing checked on September 6, 2026. We haven't purchased a plan or verified a final checkout total; the calculations below are planning examples.

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Use the 7-day trial to review the proposed work

New SEO projects get a seven-day free trial. Ranked lists software access, keyword recommendations, technical audits and a custom article among the trial deliverables. Your first month is billed after the seven days unless you cancel in Settings → Billing. Use the trial to assess the recommendations and working relationship; seven days won't establish the long-term effect on rankings. Official trial guide Checked September 7, 2026.

Compare the monthly SEO plans

The table uses monthly billing. Ranked also has a separate PPC offering—PPC means pay-per-click advertising—so don't include an ad budget in these SEO prices. Official pricing

Monthly SEO plans checked September 6, 2026
PlanMonthly priceFocus keywordsBlog articles per week
Standard$99251
Plus$198502
Enterprise$3491004

A focus keyword is a search phrase you want your pages to target. For example, a local coffee business might focus on searches about coffee subscriptions in its delivery area. A short list of relevant phrases can be more useful than a long list that attracts people you can't serve.

Before choosing, ask which pages Ranked would improve, which new articles it would write, and how you'll approve them. You don't need to use the full article allowance if there aren't enough worthwhile topics.

Monthly and annual billing are different decisions

The pricing page advertises 20% off yearly billing. Check the full amount due, taxes, renewal terms, and cancellation conditions before paying. The page says a canceled plan continues until the end of its billing period. Billing options

Monthly billing gives you more flexibility while you find out whether the service works for your team. If you're ready to commit for a year, compare the full annual cost. A price shown as “per month” under an annual plan doesn't necessarily mean you pay monthly.

Budget for the subscription and your time

As a simple planning example, three months at the displayed monthly rate would be $297 for Standard, $594 for Plus or $1,047 for Enterprise, for one website. Those totals exclude any applicable tax and other costs.

You'll also need time to explain your products, check drafts, and answer questions. If the person reviewing content is already busy, doubling the number of articles may create a backlog rather than help.

Four steps to a realistic SEO budget
  1. Define: pick the service or product you want people to find.
  2. Scope: list the websites, markets and pages involved.
  3. Cost: record the subscription and your review time.
  4. Decide: compare the proposed work with your capacity.

If you run two websites, budget for each separately unless Ranked confirms otherwise. If one website has multiple language sections, ask how those sections are billed.

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Which plan should make your shortlist?

  • Standard: a starting point if you have a focused product or service and limited time to review content.
  • Plus: worth discussing if you need more articles and can keep up with the extra drafts.
  • Enterprise: consider it for a wider range of products, services, or topics—once you've defined what needs attention.

These are starting points for a discussion, not a substitute for a proposal. Ask what the team would work on first and why those pages matter to your customers.

If you publish in more than one language, allow time for a fluent reviewer to check the drafts. Ranked lists Japanese among its supported languages, but describes non-English work as beta. Language documentation

Five questions to ask before subscribing

  1. Which website and language are covered by this price?
  2. What work will be delivered, and who approves publication?
  3. What amount is payable now, and when does it renew?
  4. What happens to access and unfinished work if you cancel?
  5. Which business outcome will you monitor alongside visibility?

Agree on what you'll measure and when you'll review it. One new inquiry or one quiet week isn't enough to judge an SEO service. To prepare your business brief, follow our Ranked AI getting-started guide. If your immediate problem is answering incoming inquiries, our ConversionIQ pilot guide covers that separate need.

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