11 of the 16 tools we track have a change on record,13 entries in total. Most of them are corrections to our own figures rather than vendor price rises, which is the honest shape of a record like this early on — and the reason every figure here carries the date we read it.
We re-read every pricing page on this list once a quarter, on the first of January, April, July and October, and sooner for any tool a page we are writing depends on. It was monthly until the September 2026 review, which turned up four errors in the first five pages we opened and took a day rather than an hour. A cadence we can actually keep is worth more than one that sounds diligent.
30 September 2026
Ahrefs
We had Ahrefs down as one user with no seats for sale, which made our own calculator tell a four-person team it could not be licensed. Its pricing page sells extra users on every tier above Starter, at $40, $60 and $80 a month depending on the plan. The June 2025 archive shows the same three figures, so this was never a change — we had simply not read far enough down the page.
the page we read →30 September 2026
Ahrefs
Added the annual rates, which we had never recorded: Lite $108 a month, Standard $208, Advanced $374, and Starter unchanged at $29 because the annual toggle does not discount it. Without them we had been comparing Ahrefs’ monthly price against a Semrush annual price, which is the mistake this site exists to catch. Also added the Enterprise tier at $1,499 with $100 seats.
the page we read →30 September 2026
Semrush
We had $117.33 recorded as the monthly price. It is the annual rate: Semrush’s page reads "$117.33/mo billed annually instead of $139 monthly". Paying month to month costs $139. This is the same error we have caught other comparison sites making, on our own figures, and it had been on the site since 4 September.
the page we read →30 September 2026
Moz Pro
No price change, but a correction to what we concluded from these figures. Our Ahrefs comparison said Ahrefs was cheaper at every team size either tool can serve. That is true billed monthly. Billed annually, Moz Medium at $143 a month undercuts Ahrefs Lite plus one seat at $148 for exactly two people, and we had no Ahrefs annual rates recorded to notice it.
the page we read →30 September 2026
Search Atlas
We had $79 recorded as Search Atlas’ monthly price. It is the annual rate — the page reads “$79 /mo, $950.00 billed annually” and defaults to the annual toggle. Paying month to month is $99, which is the same price as Outrank rather than $20 under it. This is the second time in one review we have found an annual rate recorded as a monthly one. We had also recorded no seats at all: Starter includes 1, Growth 3, Pro 5 and Agency 10, and none of them sell extras. The note that AI visibility starts at $159 was reading the annual price of the Growth tier; monthly it is $199.
the page we read →30 September 2026
Profound
Profound has gone sales-led. On 4 September we read a Starter tier at $99 a month tracking ChatGPT only. The page now publishes no price at all: a free Trial (50 prompts daily for 7 days, across ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Overviews) and an Enterprise tier marked “Custom”, up to 9 answer engines, behind a demo request. We could not confirm the old figure against the Internet Archive because it was offline when we checked, so our own dated reading of 4 September is the only record either way. Removed from the calculator rather than guessed at.
the page we read →30 September 2026
AthenaHQ
Three things we had not recorded. There is an annual rate: $245 a month billed annually against $295 monthly, a 17% discount behind a toggle. There is now a free Essential tier with 300 credits across five engines. And Starter states visibility across 11 models, not the 10 we had written down — the page lists ChatGPT, Perplexity, AI Overviews, AI Mode, Gemini, Claude, Copilot, Grok, DeepSeek, Meta AI and Mistral.
the page we read →30 September 2026
Baby Love Growth
Two changes and one correction. The Grow plan is still 99 a month, but the page now prices in US dollars where we recorded euros in September, and we could find no currency switcher — only a language one, and the URL redirected to the English path. The number is the same either way, so anyone outside the United States should check what their own page says. The annual rate has moved: our Keysearch comparison recorded €75 a month billed yearly in September, and the page now shows $49. That figure had never reached this file, which is why the calculator had no annual rate for it — a figure recorded on one page and not in the data is a figure that goes stale unnoticed. The Scale tier has moved the same way: our pages recorded €399 a month and €291 billed yearly, and it now reads $399 and $199. Neither tier had ever been entered in this file, only in the prose of two comparisons, so the calculator could not see them.
the page we read →30 September 2026
Distribb
The $97 monthly price is unchanged, but we had never recorded the annual rate: $79 a month, billed $948 a year, which the page calls two months free. There is also a second tier we had missed, Accelerator, at $495 a month or $399 annually. Our comparison page called this a single-plan product, which it is not.
the page we read →30 September 2026
Agility Writer
No price change, but a trap worth recording. The page shows $28 struck through to $25, and $25 is not an annual rate — it is 10% off with the coupon code AWOFF, applied on the monthly price. The genuine yearly option is a different product shape: one-off credit bundles, $240 a year for 300 credits against the monthly plan’s 40 credits a month, so it is not a per-month equivalent of any monthly tier and stays recorded as null. There is also a Pro tier at $98 a month that we had not recorded.
the page we read →26 September 2026
Moz Pro
We found a Starter plan at $49 a month that our own Ahrefs comparison had missed, and corrected the page. Moz Pro does not start at $99.
the page we read →25 September 2026
SEOwriting.ai
Its widely quoted $14 turned out to be the yearly rate. Paying month to month is $19, which every comparison we read had omitted — including, until we caught it, our own /compare page.
the page we read →10 September 2026
LowFruits
Re-reading both pages found Keysearch at $20 on annual billing against LowFruits at $20.75. LowFruits had been the cheaper of the two, and this site had said so for weeks before catching it.
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