AI visibility tool for tracking brand presence in AI search results.
KIME’s pricing page is built around simple, published tiers rather than a complex quote-first sales motion. For most buyers, the starting point is a standard self-serve plan with a clearly posted monthly price, a defined prompt allowance, model coverage, seat counts, and a 7-day free trial. That makes the page easy to scan if you are comparing a single marketer’s workflow against a larger team that needs collaboration, onboarding, and deeper execution support. The page also makes a point of positioning KIME as flexible: you can pay monthly, quarterly, or annually, and the longer commitments receive published discounts. For larger organizations, the Enterprise tier is custom and the page shifts from fixed price to sales-led scoping. In other words, KIME is trying to serve both self-serve buyers and quote-only enterprise buyers without changing the basic promise of transparent pricing. The official page also emphasizes that there are no hidden fees and no lock-in contract, which matters for teams that want to test AI visibility software before they standardize on it.
Self-serve subscription with published standard tiers and a custom Enterprise plan.
KIME says all plans can be billed monthly, quarterly, or annually, with quarterly billing discounted 5% and annual billing discounted 15% versus monthly pricing. The pricing page also states that Explorer and Core include a 7-day free trial, while Enterprise starts with a demo rather than self-serve checkout. The official FAQ says there are no setup fees or hidden costs, and that users can cancel from account settings without being charged for the next billing period.
50 unique prompts, 2 AI engines, 3,000 AI responses per month, 10 agentic executions per month, and 1 seat.
200 unique prompts, 3 AI engines, 18,000 AI responses per month, 30 agentic executions per month, and 10 seats.
Custom prompt volume; 30–50 seats shown on the pricing page.
The official pricing page does not list any standalone add-ons or overage charges. It only references included capabilities such as MCP access, advanced API access on Enterprise, and custom task management inside the plans.
A solo marketer wants to monitor a small set of AI prompts and test the product before committing.
Expected cost€99 per month, or less with quarterly or annual billing discounts.A growing team needs broader prompt coverage, collaboration, and onboarding support.
Expected cost€399 per month, or less with quarterly or annual billing discounts.An agency or enterprise buyer needs a custom rollout, larger seat counts, and account management.
Expected costCustom quoteYes. KIME publishes pricing for its standard plans on the official pricing page. The Explorer plan is listed at €99 per month and the Core plan is listed at €399 per month, while the Enterprise tier is custom and requires contacting sales. The page also states that plans can be billed monthly, quarterly, or annually.
Yes. The pricing page says Explorer and Core both include a 7-day free trial. The FAQ also says the trial starts directly from the pricing page and does not require a sales call. Enterprise starts with a demo instead of a self-serve trial.
Yes. KIME says quarterly billing saves 5% and annual billing saves 15% compared with monthly billing. The FAQ notes that those discounts apply in exchange for committing to the selected billing period. The page also says pricing is available in EUR, USD, DKK, or GBP.
KIME says there are no hidden fees on any plan. The pricing FAQ also says there are no setup fees. Since no separate overage table or add-on price list is published, any extra charges outside the listed plans are not publicly disclosed on the page.
KIME says it is a subscription with no lock-in contract. You can cancel from account settings and will not be charged for the next billing period. If you cancel a monthly plan, access continues until the end of the paid month; quarterly and annual plans continue until the end of the committed term.
