Conductor’s public pricing story is straightforward in one respect and opaque in another. The company presents three enterprise-oriented tiers — Essentials, Growth, and Enterprise — and explains the packaging around usage and value rather than seats. What it does not do is publish standard dollar amounts on its official pricing page, so most buyers will not be able to self-serve a true list price from the website alone. Instead, the page emphasizes included usage limits such as Writing Assistant Drafts, Pages Analyzed, Tracked Keywords, Tracked Competitors, and Website Monitoring, which suggests procurement will hinge on scope, volume, and the mix of modules a team needs. Third-party references add two useful signals: a free trial is available, and Conductor also shows a free version on Capterra, but the paid-plan price still isn’t publicly disclosed. For enterprise teams comparing AI visibility platforms, that means the practical question is less “What is the sticker price?” and more “Which usage package matches our operational footprint, and what quote comes back once we define our volume?”
◇ Pricing model
Usage-based enterprise pricing with quote-only commercial terms; no public list price on the official site.
↻ Billing notes
Conductor’s official pricing page describes flexible enterprise plans and a usage-based model, but it does not publish monthly or annual dollar pricing, seat minimums, or contract length. The page explicitly says pricing is built around the value you get, not the seats you buy, and the Enterprise tier is Contact Sales. Third-party listings add that a free trial is available, and Capterra also indicates a free version exists, with Credit Card Required marked No on its pricing page. No public source in the supplied documents discloses renewal mechanics or discount policy.
AI Content Generation: 60 Writing Assistant Drafts / Year
AEO + SEO Performance Reporting: 1,000 Pages Analyzed
AEO + SEO Performance Reporting: 500 Tracked Keywords
AEO + SEO Performance Reporting: 5 Tracked Competitors
Website Monitoring: 100,000 Pages Monitored
Website Monitoring: 3 Tracked Websites
Designed for smaller teams establishing the foundation of AEO + SEO with core capabilities and reporting. The public pricing page does not disclose a dollar amount, seat minimum, or contract term for this tier.
Growth
Not publicly disclosed
Not publicly disclosed
AI Content Generation: 180 Writing Assistant Drafts / Year
AEO + SEO Performance Reporting: 2,500 AI Search Credits / Year
AEO + SEO Performance Reporting: 25,000 Pages Analyzed
AEO + SEO Performance Reporting: 5,000 Tracked Keywords
AEO + SEO Performance Reporting: 25 Tracked Competitors
Website Monitoring: 500,000 Pages Monitored
Designed for scaling teams integrating and automating workflows to drive performance. The public pricing page does not disclose a dollar amount, seat minimum, or contract term for this tier.
Enterprise
Not publicly disclosed
Not publicly disclosed
AI Content Generation: 600 Writing Assistant Drafts / Year
AEO + SEO Performance Reporting: 2,500 + AI Search Credits / Year
AEO + SEO Performance Reporting: 125,000 + Pages Analyzed
AEO + SEO Performance Reporting: 60,000 + Tracked Keywords
AEO + SEO Performance Reporting: 75 + Tracked Competitors
Website Monitoring: 24 / 7 Monitoring for websites of any size
Designed for global, cross-functional organizations needing advanced reporting, governance, and scalability. The public pricing page routes buyers to contact sales and does not disclose a dollar amount, seat minimum, or contract term for this tier.
Basic
Not publicly disclosed
Contact Vendor for Pricing
Free trial available
Free version available
Capterra lists one pricing plan for Conductor and shows this plan as contact-vendor pricing. No public dollar amount is disclosed in the cited third-party listing.
AI Search Credits overages / higher-usage packaging
Not publicly disclosed
The official pricing page exposes AI Search Credits as a usage-based part of the packaging, including 2,500 AI Search Credits / Year in Growth and 2,500 + AI Search Credits / Year in Enterprise. The page does not disclose whether credits are sold as a separate add-on, what overage price applies, or whether extra usage is capped.
⚠ Conductor’s public materials suggest that usage is a major cost driver, which means buyers should watch for charges that scale with pages analyzed, tracked keywords, tracked competitors, tracked websites, and AI Search Credits. Because the official pricing page is usage-based and does not publish a seat price, the real commercial impact likely depends on how heavily a team uses each module and whether it expands beyond the listed limits. The company also says pricing is built around value and not seats, so procurement should expect a custom commercial structure rather than a simple per-user calculator.
⚠ The official and support pages do not disclose contract length, renewal terms, implementation fees, or any minimum commitment. Since the product is positioned for enterprise teams and the pricing page includes a Contact Sales tier, buyers should assume quote-based procurement may involve negotiated terms that are not visible before sales conversations. That means the total cost of ownership could include services, onboarding, or scope-based add-ons even though those items are not publicly itemized in the available sources.
A smaller enterprise team wants a structured starting point for AEO and SEO reporting with limited content generation.
Expected costNot publicly disclosed; the official page only identifies the Essentials tier and its usage limits, while third-party listings do not publish a corresponding dollar amount.
No. The official pricing page presents packaged enterprise plans, but it does not publish dollar amounts for Essentials, Growth, or Enterprise. The page emphasizes flexible plans and a usage-based model, and the Enterprise tier is Contact Sales. If you need an exact number, the available sources indicate you will need to speak with the vendor.
Yes, a free trial is publicly listed in G2’s pricing reference, and Capterra says Conductor has a free version. However, neither source provides a public paid-plan price. Buyers should treat those references as entry-point signals rather than a substitute for a formal quote.
The public pricing page shows that usage limits are central to the packaging. Cost is likely driven by the amount of content generation, pages analyzed, tracked keywords, tracked competitors, tracked websites, and AI Search Credits a team needs. Because the vendor says pricing is based on value rather than seats, usage and scope are the clearest visible commercial levers.
The official pricing page says it is not. Conductor states that pricing is built around the value you get, not the seats you buy. That means teams should not assume a simple per-user price from the public materials, and should request a quote to understand how access is packaged.
