| Page | Covers |
| Plans compared | The two tiers, the traffic slider, and what each includes |
| What counts as an event | Exactly what is metered, and what is free |
| When you reach your event limit | What happens — and what does not |
| Changing plan | Upgrades, downgrades, and when each takes effect |
| If our price changes | You keep the price you subscribed at |
| Data retention | Per tier, and what happens if you downgrade |
| Cancelling | And what happens to your data |
| Invoices and payment methods |
Billing lives under Billing in your dashboard. The plan card, the usage meters, changing plan, cancelling, and your card and invoices are all there. Payments run through Stripe, and card details are entered on Stripe's own screens rather than ours.
Two things worth knowing up front
At your event limit, we keep collecting. We do not drop events, we do not sample, and no overage is ever charged automatically — the month a site goes viral is the month its owner most wants a complete record of.
Inside your plan and its 10% grace band nothing changes at all. Past that band the collection still continues and your reports pause until you move up a step, so what an upgrade buys is a period with nothing missing from it. See When you reach your event limit.
A price rise does not reach you. Whatever you subscribed at is what you keep paying and what your billing page shows, indefinitely. See If our price changes.
There is no free tier
New accounts get a 14-day trial on the entry plan, with no card required. The trial is the full product, AI visibility included.
After 14 days you pick a plan or the account stops collecting. There is no free plan to fall back to.