> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.frase.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.frase.io/get-started/plans-and-pricing.md). # Plans & Pricing Frase comes with a **7-day free trial** and flexible plans, so you can pick what fits your workflow and content needs. ### Your Free Trial Includes * **1 Domain** — Connect a single website to Frase * **50 Audit Pages** — Run site audits on up to 50 pages * **25 AI Prompts** — Track and analyze AI prompts for LLM visibility insights * **5 Articles** — Create and generate up to 5 pieces of content * **10 Briefs** — Research and draft a brief for 10 content opportunities. * **5 Hero Images** — Generate hero images for your content * **5 Image Credits** — Image generation credits included * **3 Team Seats** — Invite your team to test and collaborate * **Free Access** to CMS publishing, SEO Analytics, Content Opportunities, Content Guard, and more ### View Plan Options, Thresholds, & Usage To view your plan options and subscribe, head to **Settings →** [**Billing & Usage**](https://next.frase.io/settings/billing) where you'll see: * Available subscription plans * Your current plan (if subscribed) * Monthly usage limits and remaining credits for articles, audits, AI prompts, & images * Billing cycle details and invoice history * Available API runs (Keep in mind that these are only for the *API usage* — you'll still use relevant credits based on the task you're trying to accomplish) {% hint style="info" %} **Need more audit pages, AI Visibility prompts, or articles?** Pro, Scale, and Enterprise customers can turn on ***Overages*** to [bill extra credits past their plan's limits](#user-content-fn-1)[^1], minimizing interruptions between billing cycles. Manage these from your *Settings > Billing & Usage > Overage Settings.* {% endhint %} ### Frase Plans at a Glance Frase currently offers the following paid plans: * **Starter** (for solo users) * **Professional** (for Teams) * **Scale** (for agencies or power-users) * **Enterprise** (for large businesses with custom needs) {% hint style="success" %} Choose between **monthly or annual billing cycles** on any plan—switch anytime. **Save 20%** on an annual plan. {% endhint %} ### Add-Ons Beyond your base plan, you can scale up specific parts of Frase as you need them. You manage all add-ons from **Settings →** [**Billing & Usage**](https://next.frase.io/settings/billing). #### **Frase Answers** Every Frase plan includes a free [**Frase Answers**](/feature-reference/frase-answers.md) widget, one per site. It's the conversational box that sits on your website, answers visitor questions from your content, and captures what people ask. If you need more conversation volume than your plan's free tier covers, you can add it as a paid add-on. #### **Frase CMS** [**Frase CMS**](/integrations/cms-publishing/frase-cms.md) is Frase's hosted publishing option, included with every plan. If you don't have your own CMS, you can host your blog on Frase CMS instead of, or alongside, publishing to WordPress, Webflow, Sanity, or Wix. #### **Extra Seats** On **Professional** and **Scale**, you can add team seats for **$29/mo each**. Enterprise plans come with custom seats. #### **Pay-As-You-Go Capacity** On **Professional** and **Scale**, pay-as-you-go overages let you keep working past your monthly limits. It's optional and off by default, and it bills at the end of your cycle. * **Professional:** $5 per extra article, $0.50 per audit page, $0.25 per AI prompt * **Scale:** $4 per extra article, $0.40 per audit page, $0.20 per AI prompt Starter maxes out at its monthly limits instead, so you'll never get a surprise bill. #### **How to Purchase Add-Ons** Go to **Settings →** [**Billing & Usage**](https://next.frase.io/settings/billing) to add seats, turn on pay-as-you-go capacity, and manage your Frase Answers and Frase CMS usage. Plan upgrades are prorated right away, and downgrades take effect at your next billing cycle. [^1]: --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. 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