Choose the search review cadence you can actually keep.
SearchTriage is priced around monthly search cycles: import real GSC data, find the pages to update, brief the missing content, and keep a history of what changed.
Builder
Weekly search reviews, practical recommendations, and draft-ready content from your real GSC data.
Low enough for a serious solo builder. High enough that the product stays focused on useful search decisions instead of disposable AI output.
Start with BuilderFrom one sample import to a full content planning system.
The Free Sample gives the first aha moment. Paid plans are for people who want a repeatable search review workflow.
Free Sample
A quick sample for seeing what your Google Search Console data is trying to tell you.
- 1 manual GSC import
- 3 search findings
- 1 sample article brief
- Limited ignore list
- No full drafts
- No saved history
- No CMS export
Starter
For tiny SaaS sites, personal brands, and small businesses that need direction.
- 1 site
- 2 GSC imports per month
- Search opportunity review
- Pages to update
- Queries to ignore
- Internal link suggestions
- 3 article briefs per month
- No full draft generation
- Markdown export
Builder
Best fitThe plan SearchTriage is designed around: weekly review, practical recommendations, and draft-ready output.
- 1 site
- Weekly GSC imports
- Full weekly SearchTriage report
- 10 to 20 recommendations per report
- 7 article briefs per month
- 4 full drafts per month
- Update recommendations
- Internal link map
- Meta title and meta description suggestions
- FAQ suggestions
- Markdown and HTML export
- Saved history
Growth
For teams publishing every week and turning search cycles into a content planning system.
- 3 sites
- Weekly imports per site
- 20 to 40 recommendations per site
- 15 article briefs per month
- 10 full drafts per month
- Content refresh plans
- Comparison, use-case, and support-page recommendations
- Featured image prompts and images
- WordPress draft export or integration later
- Content calendar
- AEO and direct-answer checks
Agency
For consultants and small agencies who need client-ready search decisions, not spreadsheet theatre.
- 10 client sites
- Client-ready reports
- White-label PDF and Markdown exports
- 50 article briefs per month
- 25 full drafts per month
- Team seats
- Client notes
- Share links
- Custom branding
- Priority processing
Agency Plus
For agencies running larger client portfolios with heavier reporting, draft, and portal needs.
- 25 client sites
- Higher draft and report limits
- Client portals
- Heavier usage allowances
- Priority processing
- Custom onboarding
Two months free when users commit to the cycle.
SearchTriage gets better with history. Annual pricing nudges the right behavior: review search data every month, keep decisions visible, and build a compounding record of what worked.
| Plan | Monthly | Annual | Saves |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $29/mo | $290/year | 2 months free |
| Builder | $79/mo | $790/year | 2 months free |
| Growth | $149/mo | $1,490/year | 2 months free |
| Agency | $299/mo | $2,990/year | 2 months free |
The pricing table to start with.
| Plan | Price | Best for | Sites | Main limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free Sample | $0 | Testing one import | 1 | 1 sample report |
| Starter | $29/mo | Indie builders | 1 | 3 briefs/mo |
| Builder | $79/mo | Main solo/SaaS plan | 1 | 4 drafts/mo |
| Growth | $149/mo | Active content sites | 3 | 10 drafts/mo |
| Agency | $299/mo | Client work | 10 | 25 drafts/mo |
| Agency Plus | $599/mo | Heavier agency usage | 25 | More reports and drafts |
Why Free is only a sample
The free plan is for acquisition, not real usage. It shows the moment where messy GSC rows become plain-English search findings, but weekly reports, full drafts, saved history, and CMS export belong in paid plans.
Which plan should most users start on?
Builder is the default recommendation for solo founders, app builders, small SaaS teams, and content-led businesses. It gives enough weekly output to change behavior without turning the product into an unlimited draft machine.