One balance — traces, tools, and the agent.
No seats, no per-tool add-ons — you pay only for what you actually run, on the site or from your editor via MCP. Connecting Search Console costs nothing, and every report already run stays free to read.
- ✓every existing report, free to read
- ✓try a trace before signing up
- ✓monitor 1 competitor, weekly digest
- ✓no card, no password — just email
- ✓150 credits, never expire
- ✓5 full analyses (trace + timeline + verdict)
- ✓$3.98 per full analysis
- ✓works across every dashboard tool
- ✓usable from Claude Code, Cursor & Codex — via MCP
- ✓100 credits every month — unused ones stay
- ✓works across every tool — site and editor
- ✓an SEO agent on your own data
- ✓5 competitors monitored daily
- ✓unlimited traces, timeline & verdict unlocks on the site
- ✓fair use applies
From $3.98 per full analysis on the smallest pack down to $2.49 on the largest. Fair-use details for Unlimited live in the terms.
Questions, answered
Anything else — support@tracetify.com
What counts as a full analysis?
Three actions: the trace itself (12 sources, about 45 seconds), unlocking the full timeline with its evidence, and the verdict. Each costs 10 credits, so the complete picture of one competitor is 30.
What do the dashboard tools cost?
A competitor list or a keyword volume check is 2 credits; a domain overview or a backlink lookup is 3 each; a site audit is 3; and a brand lookup is 12. Every tool shows its price before you run it, and a cached result costs nothing — you only ever pay for a fresh query. Competitors and domain overviews share their data both ways, so whichever you run first covers the other.
How does the SEO agent charge?
Before you send a message, the composer shows the ceiling for that run — the most it can possibly cost — split into model use and paid research. You are charged for what the run actually uses, which is normally well under that ceiling. Querying your own connected data, such as Search Console, is free, and so is reusing research the agent has already paid for. If a paid step fails, its credits come back.
Do credits expire?
No. Buy them once, use them whenever. If you subscribe to the top Unlimited tier, any credits you already own are frozen — untouched — and resume working the moment your subscription ends.
How do the subscription tiers differ?
Every tier unlocks the SEO agent — that is the one thing a subscription adds. The dashboard research tools run on credits, so any balance reaches them. The tier decides how many credits arrive each month, and unused credits roll over instead of expiring. The top tier adds unlimited traces, timeline unlocks and verdicts on the site, on top of its monthly credits, within the fair-use cap.
Do reports go stale?
A report is a snapshot from the moment it was traced. Reading an existing report is always free; re-running it with fresh data costs 10 credits, and the updated report replaces the old one for everyone.
What happens if a trace fails?
Your credits come back automatically. Same for the verdict: if the analysis does not complete, you are refunded in full.
What does fair use mean on Unlimited?
Unlimited covers normal human use: up to 30 fresh traces per calendar day. Unlocks and verdicts are never capped, and reading existing reports doesn't count. The cap exists to keep scripted abuse from ruining it for everyone. Unlimited covers using the site; API and MCP runs always bill credits per call.