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What does SEO PowerSuite cost, and what does the free version leave out?
Summary
SEO PowerSuite has a Free Forever edition at $0 that can't save projects. Professional costs $349 billed every year, and Enterprise costs $599 billed every year. Enterprise adds client reporting and data exports as well as higher competitor and cloud-storage limits. A Max+ edition sits above them at $899 a year. Refunds aren't issued for unused subscription time, so the free edition is the place to evaluate before you pay.
What Free Forever, Professional and Enterprise include
SEO PowerSuite's pricing page lists each paid edition with a monthly list price and a lower monthly figure for a one-year plan. The yearly payment is what you're actually charged.
| Edition | Monthly list price | One-year plan, per month | Billed every year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free Forever | $0, no expiration | — | — |
| Professional | $60 | $29.10 | $349 |
| Enterprise | $140 | $49.95 | $599 |
| Max+ | $200 | $74.95 | $899 |
Professional monitors 5 competitors per project and stores 20 projects in the cloud. Enterprise monitors 40 competitors per project and stores 400 projects and 4,000 reports.
If five competitors per project and 20 cloud projects cover your work, price Professional at $349 a year. Enterprise at $599 raises those limits to 40 and 400 and adds white-label reports, PDF/HTML report saving and emailing, scheduled delivery and CSV/SQL/HTML exports. An agency may need those reporting features even with few projects.
SEO PowerSuite's pricing page also offers 2-year plans that save 20% and 3-year plans that save 34%. Longer terms lower the yearly cost but commit more money up front.
What the free edition leaves out
Google AI Overviews tracking is included on every edition, Free among them, according to SEO PowerSuite's pricing page. The free edition's limits are about keeping your work:
- Saving projects: you get 1 project, and it can't be saved.
- Saving rankings checks: results aren't saved.
To save projects and ranking checks within SEO PowerSuite for later comparison, you need a paid edition. For other zero-cost options, see the free SEO tools guide.
How to compare a yearly license as a monthly cost
Dividing the yearly price by twelve gives the monthly equivalent of the yearly payment. Professional's $349 divided by 12 is $29.08 a month, versus the page's $29.10. Enterprise's $599 divided by 12 is $49.92 a month, versus the page's $49.95.
The gap between the editions is $250 a year, about $20.83 a month. That buys 35 more competitors per project and 380 more cloud projects. The page describes the subscription as billed annually for the plan purchased.
SEO PowerSuite states that you can cancel anytime, but refunds aren't issued for partial use or unused subscription time. Because the plan is billed for the year, months you don't use are not refunded. Evaluate the work you need to save before committing to a year. The affordable SEO tools guide compares other subscription options.
How many licenses a team needs
SEO PowerSuite's team-use help says Professional and Enterprise are single-user licenses. You can install one license on several computers, but use it on only one machine at a time. Multiple concurrent users need separate license keys; Enterprise is not a shared team seat bundle.
At the stated annual prices, three concurrent users would cost $1,047 for three Professional licenses or $1,797 for three Enterprise licenses. Those are arithmetic totals before any volume quote. Choose the edition by required features, then confirm the license order for your team.
The rank tracking guide compares other workflows. Include a license for each concurrent user in /seo-tools-cost-calculator/ when budgeting for a team.
Work out your own number: the SEO Tools Cost Calculator finds the cheapest published plan for your sites, tracked keywords and users.
Sources
Figures come from each vendor's own pricing pages and documentation. We have not tested these tools hands-on, and no ranking here is paid for.