Lite
Monthly- 5 prompts with daily frequency
- 64 responses per month
- Global region coverage only
- Track 1 brand
- 1 team seat
- Access to 3 LLMs
No content generation.
AI brand monitoring platform focused on visibility, sentiment, and citations in generative search.
BrandRadar’s public pricing spans two distinct motions: a self-serve AI visibility product and a higher-touch managed service. On the self-serve side, the company publishes four monthly tiers — Lite, Startup, Growth, and Scale — with clear limits on prompts, regions, brands tracked, team seats, and content generation. On the managed-service side, the website shows package-style pricing for Starter, Pro, and Enterprise, with monthly fees for the first two and custom pricing for Enterprise. That means buyers can evaluate the product from both a software-subscription angle and a services angle, depending on how much execution support they want.
For budget planning, the self-serve entry point is relatively accessible at $29 per month, while the managed service starts at $399 per month on the website. The two published models are not identical, so the right choice depends on whether a team wants to run visibility tracking internally or outsource more of the GEO and SEO execution. The documents also say all plans include a $5 trial, which lowers the barrier to testing. What is not publicly disclosed is just as important: there is no published annual discount, no documented overage pricing, and no public seat-add-on policy for higher-volume use. Enterprise is quote-only, so larger buyers should expect a sales conversation before pricing becomes concrete.
Hybrid pricing: self-serve subscription tiers plus higher-touch managed service packages; enterprise is quote-only.
The plans doc says pricing is monthly and that all plans include a $5 trial. The official website also presents fully managed packages with monthly prices and a custom enterprise tier that requires contacting sales. No annual discount is publicly disclosed in the supplied documents, and seat minimums are only clearly stated on the self-serve Lite plan, which includes 1 team seat. For the Enterprise managed package, billing cadence is not publicly disclosed beyond the custom quote framing.
No content generation.
Content generation is limited to 3 per month.
Content generation is limited to 10 per month.
No published content-generation limit.
4 GEO articles/month; 5 new page optimizations/month; 1 team seat; managed service package details are not otherwise published.
6 GEO+SEO articles/month; 10 new page optimizations/month; 5 AEO pages/month; managed service package details are not otherwise published.
Quote-only tier; exact scope, minimums, and overages are not publicly disclosed.
All self-serve plans include a $5 trial so buyers can test the product before committing to a plan.
A solo marketer or founder wants a low-cost way to monitor a single brand in AI search.
Expected cost$29/month, plus a $5 trial.An early-stage team needs broader prompt coverage and a little room for content generation.
Expected cost$99/month, plus a $5 trial.A fast-growing team needs more regions and deeper AI visibility monitoring.
Expected cost$399/month, plus a $5 trial.An agency or larger marketing team needs the highest published self-serve tier.
Expected cost$999/month, plus a $5 trial.A buyer wants a managed service instead of self-serve software.
Expected cost$699/month to $999/month, or custom pricing for Enterprise.BrandRadar does not appear to offer a free tier in the supplied documents, but it does publicly say that all plans include a $5 trial. That means buyers can test the product before committing to a paid plan. The documents do not specify the trial length.
The lowest published self-serve price in the supplied documents is $29 per month for the Lite plan. The official website also shows managed service pricing starting at $399 per month, but that is a different packaging model. Because both are public, buyers should compare the self-serve and managed options separately.
No. The Enterprise tier is shown as custom pricing, and the supplied documents do not disclose a public rate. The materials also do not state seat minimums, overage rates, or annual contracts for Enterprise. Buyers need to contact BrandRadar for a quote.
The supplied documents do not publicly disclose annual billing discounts for BrandRadar. The plans are presented as monthly prices, and the trial is listed separately. If annual billing exists, it is not documented in the provided sources.