Key takeaways
- Finseo's current public pricing (live on finseo.ai/pricing) is Starter at 84 euros/month, Business at 210 euros/month, Growth at 479 euros/month, and a custom Enterprise/Managed Service tier. Annual billing knocks roughly 15-17% off each.
- A lot of review sites and directories are quoting an older structure (Creator 99 euros, Business 189 euros, Enterprise from 499 euros). If you see those numbers, they're stale as of late 2026.
- The real gate isn't the subscription price, it's AI Agent credits. Articles cost 500 credits each and crawlability checks cost 35 credits each, and Starter gets zero of either beyond a 300-credit trial.
- API access and webhooks only unlock on Growth and above. If you need to pipe Finseo data into your own BI stack, Business won't cut it.
- Agency pricing is separate and starts at 349 euros/month for 5 client projects, with volume discounts for larger rosters.
Why Finseo's pricing is confusing right now
I spent a chunk of time cross-checking Finseo's pricing across its own site and a dozen third-party reviews, and the mess is real. Finseo has restructured its plans at least three times in about a year. It started with cheap entry tiers around $19 and $49, moved to a Creator/Business/Enterprise structure (99 euros / 189 euros / 499 euros+) sometime in mid-2026, and has since landed on the Starter/Business/Growth/Enterprise naming that's live on the pricing page today.
That matters because OMR Reviews' pricing page, last edited in January 2026, still shows the old Creator/Business/Enterprise numbers. ColdIQ cites "starting at 99 euros/month." CheckThat.ai lists Creator at 99 euros, Business at 189 euros, Enterprise at 399 euros+. None of these match what's actually on finseo.ai right now. If you're comparing Finseo against competitors using a third-party listicle, check the date on it before you trust the number.
The four plans, what's actually in each
Starter: 84 euros/month (70 euros/month billed yearly)
This is the trial-adjacent tier. You get 50 tracked prompts, pick 3 AI models (from ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Claude, Perplexity, Microsoft Copilot, Grok, DeepSeek, or Mistral), unlimited team seats, 1 project, and MCP access. There's a 7-day free trial.
The catch: Starter only gets 300 AI Agent credits as a one-time trial, not a monthly allowance. That means no recurring article generation and no crawlability checks (which cost 35 credits each). You also don't get Tasks, Attribution, Content & Crawlability, or Bot Traffic Analytics. Starter is genuinely for testing the waters on a single small site, not running an ongoing GEO program.
Business: 210 euros/month (175 euros/month billed yearly) -- the "most popular" tag
Business jumps to 150 tracked prompts, keeps the same 3-model limit, stays at 1 project, but now gives you 7,500 AI Agent credits per month. At 500 credits per article, that's 15 AI-generated articles a month, plus up to 210 crawlability checks. This tier also turns on Attribution, Tasks, and Bot Traffic Analytics, which Starter lacks entirely.
What's still missing here is API access and webhooks, which Finseo reserves for Growth and Enterprise only. If your workflow depends on pulling data out of Finseo programmatically, Business won't work for you, even though it's the plan Finseo pushes hardest.
Growth: 479 euros/month (399 euros/month billed yearly)
Growth is where the plan starts looking like a real multi-brand operation. You get 350 tracked prompts, 5 projects instead of 1, 25,000 AI Agent credits a month (50 articles, 700 crawlability checks), API access, priority support with a Slack channel, and a kickoff workshop plus two strategy meetings a year. Still capped at 3 concurrent models, which is worth noting if you're trying to track your brand across more than three AI surfaces at once.
Enterprise / Managed Service: custom pricing
Enterprise is the only tier that breaks the 3-model ceiling, going up to 11 models concurrently, and the only one with unlimited projects. You also get SSO/SAML, a dedicated contact with an owned Slack channel, custom prompt setup, a written strategy paper on your brand and markets, six strategy meetings a year, and an optional fully managed service where Finseo's own partners run your prompt strategy, content production, and citation outreach for you. This is quote-based, so expect a demo call before you see a number.
Full feature comparison
| Feature | Starter | Business | Growth | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | 84 euros | 210 euros | 479 euros | Custom |
| Tracked prompts | 50 | 150 | 350 | Custom |
| Models concurrently | 3 | 3 | 3 | Up to 11 |
| Projects | 1 | 1 | 5 | Unlimited |
| AI Agent credits/mo | 300 (trial only) | 7,500 | 25,000 | Custom |
| Articles included (500 credits each) | 0 | 15 | 50 | Custom |
| Crawlability checks (35 credits each) | 0 | 210 | 700 | Custom |
| Attribution, Tasks, Bot Analytics | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| API & webhooks | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| Support | Email (48h) | Email (48h) | Priority + Slack | Dedicated Slack |
One thing that surprised me digging through the agent instructions page: regional model add-ons like Naver AI Briefing, Qwen, Kimi, Meta AI, Solar, Sabia, Yuanbao, Z.ai, MiniMax, Yuewen, and Xiaomi MiMo are not included in any base plan. They're paid extras on top. If your brand needs visibility coverage outside the usual ChatGPT/Claude/Gemini/Perplexity set, say for a market in Korea, China, or Brazil, budget separately for that.
Agency pricing is a different page entirely
Finseo runs a parallel pricing track for agencies, and it's worth knowing about if you manage AI visibility for multiple clients:
| Agency tier | Price | Client projects | AI answers/mo | Overage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Solo | 349 euros/mo | 5 (~220 prompts) | 20,000 | 0.015 euros/answer |
| Studio | 599 euros/mo | 10 (~440 prompts) | 40,000 | 0.015 euros/answer |
| Custom | Usage-based | Unlimited | Scales with usage | Volume rates |
All agency tiers include a multi-project dashboard, white-label report builder, REST API, MCP access, and 14-day free pitch projects with full feature access, which is a nice touch if you're trying to win a client before signing them. Volume discounts kick in for larger rosters: projects 6-10 are discounted 10%, 11-20 are 20% off, 21+ gets 30% off. Minimum contract term for agencies is 6 months.
What the per-prompt math actually looks like
When you run the numbers, Starter works out to about 1.68 euros per tracked prompt per month, Business to about 1.40 euros, and Growth to about 1.37 euros. That's a real improvement over the old Creator plan, which packed half as many prompts into a similar price point. Finseo has quietly gotten cheaper per unit even as the headline numbers have crept up, which is the opposite of what most people assume when they see a price increase.
For context on why the number of tracked prompts matters so much: Promptwatch's own research on average sources per response shows ChatGPT typically cites only around 5 sources per web search answer, which makes each citation slot genuinely contested. Google AI Overviews and Perplexity are more forgiving, each citing roughly 10 sources per answer. If you're only tracking 50 prompts on Starter, you're sampling a small slice of a landscape where the winning spots are scarce to begin with.
How Finseo stacks up against the field
Finseo isn't the only AI visibility tracker charging by prompt volume, and it's not the cheapest either. Here's roughly where it sits against a few named competitors, based on published pricing:
| Tool | Entry price | Entry prompts | Notable gate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Finseo Starter | 84 euros/mo | 50 | No recurring content credits |
| Rankability Starter | $99/mo | Unlimited seats, API, MCP on every tier | Flat per-tier pricing |
| Peec AI | ~75 euros/mo | Published tiers | Cut annual pricing 16% in mid-2026 |
| AthenaHQ | $95/mo | Self-serve annual | No credit system |
| Otterly Lite | $29/mo | 15 | Google AI Mode and Gemini cost extra |
A few of the comparisons floating around the internet are stale. One widely cited 12-month cost-of-ownership table estimated Finseo Business at $3,500-$6,000/year based on "demo required" pricing that predates the current public numbers. At 210 euros/month, Business actually comes in around 2,520 euros a year, well under that estimate. Worth remembering when you're reading any third-party cost comparison: check whether the source actually pulled from the live pricing page.
Ratings worth a grain of salt
Finseo advertises 4.9/5 on OMR Reviews and 5.0/5 on G2. Both are real ratings, but the G2 score comes from only 3 reviews, which is a thin sample for a software category this competitive. Finseo also ran an AppSumo lifetime deal that pulled a much rougher 2.75/5 average from 4 verified reviewers, with complaints about SEO audits crawling admin pages instead of public ones and a rebrand that landed the day after the deal launched. None of that invalidates the current product, but it's a useful counterweight to the headline 5-star claims you'll see in Finseo's own marketing.
Where Finseo fits and where it doesn't
Finseo makes the most sense if you're a DACH-region or European brand that wants AI visibility tracking bundled with content generation and crawlability checks in one subscription, and you're comfortable with a 3-model limit until you reach Enterprise. The named customer list (Kellogg's, Lidl, Panasonic, Wurth, Jagermeister) suggests it plays well with mid-size to large consumer brands that already have marketing ops in place.
Where it gets tight is if you need more than 3 models tracked simultaneously without going custom, or if you want API access without jumping to Growth at 479 euros/month. Teams that just want straightforward prompt tracking across a wider model set from day one might find better per-dollar value elsewhere.
If what you actually need is a platform that goes past monitoring into fixing the problem, something that reads AI crawler logs to explain why you're invisible, tracks Reddit and YouTube citations most trackers ignore, and has agents that plan, write, and publish GEO content directly to your CMS, Promptwatch is worth a look. It's used by 1,840+ brands and agencies, rated 4.7/5 on G2 off a much larger review base, and its Essential plan starts at $95/month with a 7-day free trial.
For a broader sense of the category, the GEO software directory at bestgeosoftware.com lists other platforms worth comparing side by side, and ai-rank-tools.com is a good place to browse dedicated AI rank trackers if Finseo's credit system doesn't fit your workflow.
A quick buying checklist
- Confirm the price on finseo.ai/pricing directly before you commit; don't trust a review site's number if it's not dated within the last couple of months.
- Count how many articles and crawlability checks you'll actually use in a month and multiply by 500 and 35 credits respectively; that's the real test of whether Business or Growth fits, not the prompt count.
- If you need more than 3 AI models tracked at once, you're going straight to a custom Enterprise quote. Ask about pricing before assuming it'll be cheap.
- If API access matters to your stack, skip Business and go to Growth, or you'll hit a wall after onboarding.
- Factor in the regional model add-ons separately if your brand operates outside the US/EU market that ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity primarily cover.
Finseo's pricing has stabilized more than it has in the past year, but given the track record of changes, I'd treat any number quoted here, or anywhere else, as a snapshot. Check the live page before you sign.