Scaup Pricing: What You Get at Each Plan Level

Two Plans, Priced Per Site

Scaup has two plans. Starter is $149 a month and Pro is $249 a month, each priced per website. You pay monthly, there is no annual commitment, no setup fee, and no charge per page or per keyword.

Scaup is built for small business owners, founders and freelancers who need their site to rank on Google and get quoted by AI assistants, without hiring an agency or spending hours a week on it. If you want to understand what the product actually does before getting into price, the automated SEO explainer is the better starting point.

What Both Plans Include

Every plan runs the same daily loop. Scaup is not a one-time audit you run and forget, and it is not a list of suggestions waiting for you to act on. It does the work.

• One improvement to your site every day, chosen from a plan built around your competitors
• Page titles and meta descriptions rewritten to match what people actually search for
• Headings and page copy tightened where content is thin or off-topic
• Image descriptions, plus the technical files search engines and AI crawlers look for, including an llms.txt. On Wix and Webflow there is no way for us to write those files, so we write them for you and hand you the text to paste in
• Competitor tracking, refreshed monthly, so the plan follows what is changing in your niche
• Keyword gap analysis: the searches competitors show up for and you do not
• Google Search Console monitoring, and a recap email showing what changed

The whole point is that the work happens without you managing it. You are not handed a report.

Starter, $149 per Month

Starter covers Google search. Daily improvements to the pages you already have, 2 new pages a month written to fill gaps your competitors are winning, and 1 team member on the account.

This is the right plan if you run one site, your main goal is ranking better on Google, and you do not need reporting on how AI assistants talk about you.

Pro, $249 per Month

Pro is everything in Starter, plus three things.

• AI visibility tracking. Scaup counts how often Google AI and ChatGPT mention you, and each month it puts your top questions to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity directly to see whether the answer names you or a competitor. Those gaps feed back into what Scaup writes next.
• 6 new pages a month instead of 2.
• 3 team members instead of 1.

AI visibility tracking is the only capability Starter does not have. If being cited in AI answers matters to your business, that is the reason to be on Pro. You can read more about how AI search visibility works.

Questions People Ask Before Paying

Is there a free trial?

Not a trial as such, but you can see the work before you pay. Connect your site without a card and Scaup builds your first growth plan: the competitor analysis, the keyword gaps, and the specific improvements it would make. What a subscription buys is the daily execution of that plan. Both plans are monthly and you can cancel at any time.

Do I have to approve every change?

Only if you want to. By default Scaup applies its improvements and emails you what changed. If you would rather read each one first, turn on review in your settings and nothing in that category goes live until you approve it. On WordPress and GitHub sites, recent changes also have a one-click undo.

Is the price per site or per account?

Per site. If you manage three client websites, that is three subscriptions, and each one gets its own plan, its own daily work and its own recap email.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes. There is no annual contract. Your access runs to the end of the month you already paid for.

What happens to my content if I stop?

Your site stays exactly as it is. Everything Scaup already applied lives on your site, not inside Scaup, so cancelling does not remove or revert anything. The pages it wrote stay yours.

Which platforms does this work on?

WordPress and WooCommerce, Wix, Webflow, and coded sites hosted on GitHub such as Astro, Next.js, Nuxt and plain HTML. What Scaup can change varies a little by platform, because each one allows different things through its API.

Is this the same as buying backlinks or keyword stuffing?

No. Scaup does on-page work: titles, descriptions, headings, copy, content gaps and technical files. It does not spin content, buy links, or use anything Google penalizes. Before it writes a new page it checks there is a real question and real facts to work from, and skips the page rather than publishing filler.

The Bottom Line

Scaup is a monthly subscription, not a one-time purchase. What you are paying for is the work getting done every day rather than sitting on a list.

Compare it to what it replaces. A freelance SEO is $500 to $2,000 a month and touches your site once. Semrush is around $130 a month and you still do everything yourself. At $149 or $249 per site, Scaup does the work and reports back. You can connect your site and see the plan it generates before deciding whether it is worth keeping.