Pay for the pipeline.
Not for the tokens.

One model provider key is enough to start: Anthropic, OpenAI, Google or Mistral. If you want AI-generated images, add an image-capable key such as Google. Everything else the pipeline needs, from search data to crawling, is included in your plan.

The pipeline itself: the orchestration, the SERP and keyword data, the crawling, the review dashboard, the quality loop and the support. That is the flat fee. The compute is yours, billed by your provider at their rate, with nothing added on top.

It depends on the models you choose and the length you target, and a tool that quotes you one number can only do it by choosing those models for you. AI-generated images are usually the bigger line, and cheaper models cut that further. The dashboard records the real spend per stage on your own key, run by run, so the honest way to find out is to measure it on your own account. The free plan runs on your keys with nothing billed by us, which means you can read a real receipt before you pay us anything.

A complete pipeline run: live keyword and SERP data, sourced research, a long-form draft, internal links, metas and structured data, images, the quality-scoring loop, and the final polish. One credit, one publish-ready piece. Google images are the one thing counted on a second meter, out of the monthly pool that comes with Pro and Max.

Your monthly plan credits reset each billing cycle. Credits you buy in a pack behave differently: they sit on your account balance, carry over cycle after cycle, and stay there even if you cancel. Each pack carries its own twelve-month shelf life from the day you buy it, written on your billing screen from the moment of purchase. If your plan credits are regularly left over, a smaller plan probably fits you better, and switching down takes one click.

No. Credits are held at the account level, not per project. That goes for your monthly allowance too: the two hundred articles on Max are the account’s, to spread across the five projects however the month goes, not forty locked to each. A pack of fifty can go entirely into one client project this month and be split across five the next: you decide at run time, nothing to allocate in advance.

Your plan allowance always goes first. Bought credits are only drawn on once the monthly allowance is empty, so a quiet month never eats into the balance you paid for.

Yes, at any time and as often as you need. Article packs are 10 for $29 or €25, 50 for $89 or €75, and 200 for $229 or €199, the same on every plan including the free one, and they land on your balance immediately. Google image packs are 100 for $14 or €12 and 500 for $55 or €49, and those are sold on Pro and Max only: the pool tops up a plan that already has one, it never opens the feature on a plan without it. An article pack never comes out below the per-credit rate of the largest plan, which is the point: it covers a spike, it does not replace the tier that fits your rhythm.

Never an article credit: those are only consumed by full runs. Editing metas, slugs or key takeaways on a finished piece costs nothing at all. Regenerating an image is the one thing with a second meter on it: each attempt sourced from Google Images draws one image from your monthly pool, kept or not. Your provider still bills the tokens for a generated image.

Pro includes 300 Google images a month and Max 1,000. That is five per piece at full quota on either plan, where a 4,000-word article takes thirteen images at most, so it is a guard against runaway regeneration rather than a cap on normal use. When the pool is empty the pipeline keeps going: it sources from your stock libraries instead, on your own keys, and the piece ships as usual, and you can top the pool up by the pack on either plan. Free and Standard have no Google pool at all: they illustrate from the stock libraries throughout, and Standard can generate on your own image key as well.

The pipeline pauses new runs until the next cycle, or you can upgrade instantly. Nothing in progress is lost: your content holds its state until you resume.

Yes. Plans are month-to-month with no lock-in. Cancel from your dashboard and you keep access until the end of the paid period.