DemandSphere’s pricing is built for teams that need both SERP analytics and AI search visibility in one platform, with published entry pricing for smaller buyers and a quote-based path for enterprise needs. The public pricing page is unusually direct for a B2B search platform: Starter and Pro are both shown with annual billing, while Enterprise is custom and includes higher-touch support, SSO, and add-ons for deeper data infrastructure. The structure suggests that the main cost driver is not headcount, because users are unlimited, but tracking volume and the amount of platform depth you need. For teams evaluating AI visibility, that makes DemandSphere feel closer to an enterprise analytics system than a per-seat SaaS tool. Buyers should also factor in add-ons if they need BigQuery warehousing, log analytics, or managed services, because those capabilities are priced separately from the base plans.
◇ Pricing model
Tiered subscription pricing with annual billing on public starter and pro plans, plus a custom quote-only Enterprise plan. Add-ons are available for BigQuery data warehousing and log analytics, and some managed services are also available as add-ons.
↻ Billing notes
Public pricing is shown on an annual-billed basis for Starter and Pro, with monthly-equivalent labels displayed on the page. The FAQ says all plans are offered on an annual agreement basis with a minimum 1-year commitment. DemandSphere also advertises annual savings on the pricing page with “Annual Save 17%.” Trials are not publicly disclosed on the pricing page or FAQ, and the Enterprise tier is quote-only. The FAQ says there are no per-seat fees because every plan includes unlimited users, unlimited dashboards, and unlimited keyword groups.
A fully-managed BigQuery data warehouse and pipeline available as an add-on to any plan. It provides direct access to search intelligence data for BI teams and includes custom schema support, automated data pipeline delivery, and Data Studio readiness.
Analytics AX
Storage-based pricing; public storage rates shown as $0.40 per GB hot storage, $0.012 per GB warm storage, and $0.025 per GB cold storage
Enterprise log analytics add-on with bot reconciliation and anonymization built in. The pricing page says it is available as an add-on to Enterprise plans and that it uses volume-based storage pricing.
Managed services
Not publicly disclosed
Managed services add-ons are listed for advanced keyword research, taxonomy/grouping/clustering, custom BI/dashboard development, and custom data engineering. The pricing page does not publish separate amounts for these services.
⚠ The pricing page makes clear that some capabilities are not included in base plans and are sold separately, including Search Intelligence, Analytics AX, and several managed services. That means buyers on lower tiers may need to budget for add-ons if they want BigQuery warehousing, log analytics, or custom delivery work. The Enterprise tier also requires a sales conversation, so the final cost can vary based on volume and required services.
⚠ DemandSphere also states that using its data to ground or train AI models requires a separate license with its own fee structure. In addition, the FAQ says all plans are on an annual agreement basis with a minimum 1-year commitment, which is a material contract-term cost even when the plan price itself is published.
Yes, DemandSphere publishes prices for its Starter and Pro plans on the pricing page. Starter is shown at $79 per month billed annually, and Pro is shown at $208 per month billed annually. The Enterprise tier is custom and does not publish a standard list price, so buyers need to contact sales for that level.
The pricing page shows monthly-equivalent amounts, but the plan language and FAQ both indicate annual agreements. The FAQ says all plans are offered on an annual agreement basis with a minimum 1-year commitment. Buyers should therefore expect annual billing rather than a true month-to-month contract.
No. DemandSphere says every plan includes unlimited users, unlimited dashboards, and unlimited keyword groups. That means pricing is not structured around seat counts. Instead, it is tied to tracking volume and plan scope.
The public add-ons are Search Intelligence and Analytics AX, plus several managed services. Search Intelligence adds 20% of the plan price, while Analytics AX uses storage-based pricing with published storage rates. Managed services do not have public prices, so those must be quoted separately.