Quote-based SaaS subscription with package limits and possible usage-based overages; some third-party marketplaces list starting prices, but official public tier pricing is not disclosed on the pricing page.
↻ Billing notes
Authoritas states that subscription periods may be monthly, quarterly, bi-annual, or annual, as specified in the order. Subscriptions automatically renew at the end of each subscription period unless cancelled in accordance with the terms. The terms also say customers are charged in advance at the start of each subscription period, that overage charges are billed in arrears at the end of each billing period, and that pricing may come from the website price list or a written quotation/order schedule. The official pricing page does not publicly disclose seat minimums, free trials, or discounts, but the platform offers a free account on some product pages and third-party listings mention annual-billing savings.
Authoritas says some packages may incur additional usage-based fees when package limits are exceeded during a billing period. The company states that overage charges vary by package and are billed in arrears at the end of each billing period.
Professional Services
Not publicly disclosed
The terms describe professional services as training and data import and integration services. The fee is billed in advance upon signing an order schedule, but the amount is not publicly disclosed.
Majestic Open Apps API key
Not publicly disclosed
Authoritas says its backlink analysis requires a paid subscription to a Majestic Open Apps API key, indicating a separate external cost may apply.
⚠ The terms say all fees are exclusive of taxes, levies, and duties, so buyers may need to budget for applicable tax charges on top of subscription fees. The same terms also say usage beyond package limits can trigger additional overage charges that are billed after the billing period ends. In addition, some features may require separate paid third-party access, such as a Majestic Open Apps API key for backlink analysis, which creates another potential cost beyond the core subscription.
The official pricing page shows AI Search Pricing, SEO Pricing, and API Pricing entry points, but it does not publish exact public amounts for those tiers. Instead, the terms say the price of products will be set out on the website from time to time or in a written quotation or order schedule. That means buyers should expect a sales-assisted or quote-based buying motion for at least some packages.
Yes, the terms describe subscription periods as monthly, quarterly, bi-annual, or annual, depending on the order. They also say subscriptions automatically renew at the end of each subscription period unless cancelled. The terms further state that subscription fees are charged in advance at the start of each period.
The terms say overage charges may apply if package limits are exceeded during a billing period. They also say those charges vary by package and are billed in arrears at the end of the billing period. However, the public pricing page does not disclose the specific overage rates.
The official pricing page does not disclose a public discount schedule. A G2 listing includes the phrase “$39/mo when you pay yearly,” which suggests annual-billing savings on one marketplace-reported plan. Because this is a third-party listing rather than an official pricing page, it should be treated as indicative rather than definitive.