Tiered subscription with self-serve plans, optional usage-based overages, and custom Enterprise quotes.
↻ Billing notes
Frase offers monthly and yearly billing, with yearly pricing marked as a 20% savings and billed once a year. A free 7-day trial is available with no credit card. Starter stops at its monthly limits and is designed to avoid surprise charges. On Professional and Scale, pay-as-you-go overages are optional and off by default; if enabled, they bill at the end of the cycle. Enterprise is quote-only with custom seats, domains, and limits. Sources that discuss Frase pricing also point to plans starting from $39/mo and note the company has been in operation since 2016, but those facts are secondary to the official pricing page.
Publish to WordPress, Webflow, Sanity, or Wix, or host on FraseCMS
SEO and GEO scores, plus AI Visibility on ChatGPT and Google AI
Content Guard watches 3 pages for Google decay
Starter holds at its monthly limits; running low requires upgrading. Extra seats and pay-as-you-go overages are not described as included for Starter.
Professional
Monthly or yearly
$103/mo billed yearly; $129/mo month to month
Everything in Starter
3 seats and 5 sites
40 articles and 250 audit pages each month
A content calendar and internal linking suggestions
AI crawler monitoring, plus Perplexity added to AI Visibility
Content Guard watches 15 pages for Google decay
Extra seats are $29/mo each. Additional audit pages and AI prompts are available as optional pay-as-you-go capacity; overages bill at the end of the cycle if enabled. The free trial caps usage at 5 articles, 50 audit pages, 25 AI prompts, and up to 3 seats.
Scale
Monthly or yearly
$239/mo billed yearly; $299/mo month to month
Everything in Professional
5 seats and up to 10 domains
100 articles and 1,000 audit pages each month
Content Guard watches 50 pages, plus Claude and Gemini added to AI Visibility
Client-ready reports you can export
Repurposing one piece into channel-ready posts
Extra seats are $29/mo each. Additional audit pages and AI prompts are available as optional pay-as-you-go capacity; overages bill at the end of the cycle if enabled.
Enterprise
Not publicly disclosed
Custom scoped to your org
Custom seats and domains
White-label reports
A branded client portal
Your own custom domain
SSO and SAML
A dedicated account manager and SLA
Enterprise is quote-only and scoped to the organization. Public limits and pricing are not disclosed.
⚠ The public pricing page makes clear that the sticker price is only the floor on Professional and Scale, because extra seats and usage-based capacity can increase the monthly total. If you enable overages, additional articles, audit pages, and AI prompts bill separately at the quoted per-unit rates. Enterprise also carries potential non-public implementation or contract costs because the plan is custom scoped to the organization.
⚠ Frase says the free trial includes Professional features but caps usage at 5 articles, 50 audit pages, 25 AI prompts, and up to 3 seats. That means teams evaluating larger workflows may hit caps before they can fully mirror a production setup.
Yes. Frase publicly advertises a free 7-day trial with no credit card required. The trial includes Professional's full feature set, but usage is capped. Specifically, Frase says the trial is limited to 5 articles, 50 audit pages, 25 AI prompts, and up to 3 seats.
Both billing cadences are publicly available. The pricing page shows month-to-month and yearly billing for Starter, Professional, and Scale. Yearly billing is discounted, with the page stating 'Save 20%' and 'Billed once a year.'
No. On Professional and Scale, pay-as-you-go capacity is optional and off by default. If you turn it on, Frase bills extra articles, audit pages, and AI prompts at the published per-unit rates at the end of the cycle. Starter instead holds at its monthly limits until you upgrade or the cycle resets.
Enterprise includes custom seats and domains, white-label reports, a branded client portal, custom domain support, SSO and SAML, a dedicated account manager, an SLA, custom limits, custom API access, and two years of history. Frase does not publicly disclose a standard price for Enterprise, so buyers need to talk to sales for a quote.