Pricing
Priced on what gets checked
Three tiers, metered on the sites you track, the prompts each one carries, and how often they are checked. Not on articles or rewrites, because those follow the gaps a site actually has.
Every tier writes the fix. The volume is what changes.
Starter
$99per month
Billed monthly, cancel any time
One site, and the fix for every gap it has.
- 1 site
- 25 prompts across ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity, weekly
- Your Google positions, and every prompt you lose
- Rewrites written for the pages that already rank
- A brief for every page you are missing: the angle and the structure
- Every fix as copy to paste, or a prompt for a coding agent
Agency
$349per month
Billed monthly, cancel any time
Depth on the brands that pay the bills.
Everything in Growth, plus
- 10 sites
- 40 prompts per site rather than 25, so 400 tracked in all
- The deepest prompt set, on the sites you cannot afford to lose
Your first two checks are free
No card, no expiry, and one allowance per person rather than per account. They run Starter’s allowances: 1 site, 25 prompts, and ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity. Gemini is not in that set, because it starts on Growth.
The first check is the whole diagnosis. Every prompt where an assistant named somebody else, the answer it gave, who it named, your Google position beside each one, and a rewrite or an article brief for every gap it found. That is the half that arrives immediately, and it is the half most of this category does not hand over at all.
The second is the only thing that can say a number moved, since two checks is the least that can draw a line at all. Spend it whenever you want to.
What two checks do not buy is proof that a fix worked. Assistants answer from a live search, so a page you publish today has to be crawled and indexed before it can be cited at all, and that runs three to four weeks. The FAQ goes through why that window is not something a tool can shorten. The diagnosis is immediate. The evidence is not, and no wording here will change it.
Once they are spent, nothing further runs until you pick a plan, and all three are open to you at that point rather than just the cheapest. There is no free-forever tier and no free scan, and the app asks you to sign in before anything runs at all.
What changes as you go up
Every tier does the same work. The counts are what differ, and the counts are what the price is set on, because a prompt check costs money each time it runs whether or not you log in that week.
| What | Starter | Growth | Agency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $99 a month | $199 a month | $349 a month |
| Sites tracked | 1 | 5 | 10 |
| Prompts per site | 25 | 25 | 40 |
| Prompts tracked in all | 25 | 125 | 400 |
| Checked | Weekly | Weekly | Weekly |
The engines, and where Gemini comes in
ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity are asked every prompt every week, on all three tiers. Gemini is the fourth engine and it is not on Starter at all. It starts on Growth, monthly, and Agency runs that same monthly pass rather than a faster one, so do not read the top tier as buying deeper coverage of Gemini. What it buys is 10 sites against 5, and 400 tracked prompts against 125.
What does not change
- Rewrites and article briefs are written for every gap a check finds, on every tier including the cheapest. There is no cap on them, because the allowance is however many gaps a site has.
- The cadence. Every tier is checked once a week, and your Google positions are pulled in the same run so the two scoreboards never date from different months.
- Nothing is published for you. Every fix leaves as copy to paste or a prompt for a coding agent, and Beseen never holds write access to your pages.
- No team seats and no exports, on any tier. The top one is called Agency, which is exactly where you would look for both, and neither is built. They go on a card the day they exist and not before.
How it works walks through what one check actually does, from the first crawl to the re-check, if the question is what the money buys rather than how much of it.
When billing starts
- All three bill from the moment you choose one. The free part happens before checkout, on an account with no subscription at all, so there is no trial attached to a plan and no card sitting behind a clock.
- Billed monthly in advance, and you cancel from the dashboard whenever you like. You keep access to the end of the period you have already paid for, and the rest is not pro-rated.
- We do not offer refunds. If a charge is wrong or something is broken, email us and we will look at it properly rather than quote that sentence back at you. A consumer's statutory right to withdraw from an online purchase is not affected by any of this.
- Prices can change. Anyone already subscribed gets at least 30 days notice by email before a change reaches their plan, and can cancel before it does.
The full version, including what happens when a payment fails and what we will not do with your data, is in the terms.
The tools people compare this with
Four of them come up often enough to have a page each. Every one sets both sets of prices out in full and says plainly where the other tool is the better buy, because for a good number of people it is. None of those pages argues that Beseen is cheaper. The argument is what happens after the gap is found.
- Beseen vs Ahrefs: Where a link and keyword suite ends and prompt tracking begins, and why plenty of people should run both.
- Beseen vs Profound: Measurement in depth, against measurement with the rewrite already attached to it.
- Beseen vs Semrush: An AI toolkit priced per domain on top of a suite, against this on its own with no suite underneath.
- Beseen vs Outrank: Publishing at volume, against writing only what a finding actually calls for.
If you would rather see the answer for your own domain than read another comparison, start with the free checks. The first one is the whole diagnosis, and it costs nothing to find out how bad it is.