Rank tracker pricing
$19 a month tracks 200 keywords on one site and sends up to 20 post plans a month. Growth adds sites, keywords, and post plans for $10 more. A year costs the same as 10 months. Every plan checks Google daily, sends the weekly report, and connects to Search Console.
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Starter
Most sites pick this
$19 a monthor $190 a year
For one content site that earns money.
- Sites
- 1
- Keywords
- 200
- Competitors
- 2
- Post plans a month
- 20
- History
- 1 year
- Team members
- 1
Growth
$29 a monthor $290 a year
For a small portfolio of sites, or one site with a writer and an editor.
- Sites
- 3
- Keywords
- 500
- Competitors
- 15 across your sites
- Post plans a month
- 60
- History
- All of it
- Team members
- 3
Free: 10 keywords, 1 site, 1 competitor, 4 post plans a month, and 30 days of history, with the same daily checks, weekly report, and Search Console connection. No card, no time limit. Every paid plan starts here, and you upgrade inside the app.
Start freeWhat the same job costs elsewhere
If you pay for Ahrefs Lite at $129 mainly to check rankings and competitors, Starter here saves you $110 a month, or $1,320 a year. Lite does include backlink data, which GapDigest doesn't. Content brief tools such as Surfer and Frase start at $39 to $49 a month and write a brief when you ask; GapDigest picks the keywords from your competitors' wins and sends the post plans without being asked.
Billing questions
Which plan do I need?
Count the keywords you'd check by hand if you had the time. Most single content sites land between 50 and 200, which is Starter. If you run two or three sites, Growth covers all of them.
What counts as a post plan?
One keyword a competitor ranks for and you don't, turned into a page plan: the title, the angle, whether to write a new post or update one of yours, the outline, the secondary keywords, and the questions readers ask about it. A refresh plan for a page that's losing clicks counts the same way. Post plans arrive with the weekly report, up to five a week on a paid plan, and the monthly allowance resets on the first of the month.
What does the history limit change?
Every plan stores every daily check. The limit sets how far back you can look when you ask what changed and when: 30 days on Free, a year on Starter, and everything on Growth. Upgrade and the older data is already there.
How do markets count?
A site can be tracked in more than one market: a country, a language, and a device. A keyword counts once for each market it is tracked in, so one phrase in three markets uses three of your keywords.
What happens when I hit a limit?
Nothing breaks. The app tells you when a site, keyword, or competitor would go over your plan, and the message links straight to the billing page.
Can I cancel?
Yes, from the billing page, at any time. Your plan runs to the end of the period you paid for, then drops to Free. Your data stays.
Who handles payment?
Paddle, the merchant of record, so sales tax and VAT are handled for you and show on the receipt.
Can more than one person use an account?
Yes. Growth includes 3 team members, each with a role: the owner and an admin manage the site, billing, and other members; a member adds keywords and competitors; and a viewer can only read the reports and rankings. Every account can also turn on two-factor authentication.
Can I get my data out?
Yes, on every plan. Any role, including a viewer, can export your keywords, your daily rank history, or a single weekly report as a CSV. An owner or admin can also create a read-only share link to your current rankings or a report, for someone without a login, and revoke it at any time.
Does GapDigest check my own site, not only competitors?
Yes. Once a week, GapDigest crawls up to 200 pages of your own site and flags broken links, missing or duplicate titles and descriptions, noindex mistakes, missing schema, slow pages, and redirect chains, plus which of your own pages should link to a keyword in striking distance. It's a weekly health check of your top pages, not a full technical audit, and it's on every plan.