AIOSEO year two costs roughly double year one, and the pricing page states that in only one place

All in One SEO sells one free plugin and four paid tiers, and the price you should plan around is the second year rather than the first. The structured data in the served page on 29 October 2026 at aioseo.com/pricing lists five offers in US dollars: AIOSEO Lite at 0, Basic at 49.60, Plus at 99.60, Pro at 199.60 and Elite at 299.60. Further down the same page, in the question and answer section, AIOSEO states that renewal pricing is higher than the introductory rate, that Basic renews at 99 a year, and that the pattern holds across all plans at roughly double the initial rate. The footnote under the tiers says the same thing in six words: special introductory pricing, all renewals are at full price.

Google Keyword Planner reports 10 searches a month in Singapore for this phrasing, harvested on 26 October 2026 against geo 2702 and read as the group maximum. It is a small, late stage query, and the person typing it is about to click buy, which is why the renewal line matters more than the discount banner.

The tiers, and the unit they are actually metered in

AIOSEO says this plainly on the page, and it is the most useful sentence on it: the plans are built around how many sites you manage rather than which features you can use on one site. Every tier, including the entry one, carries the TruSEO content analysis, the smart schema markup and unlimited site audits.

Anything above 100 sites is a conversation rather than a price, and the page says so with a contact link.

Two entry prices on one page, and which one to budget

The page gives the Basic tier two different figures in two different places, and both are worth recording because they answer different questions.

• The machine readable offer in the page markup says 49.60 US dollars.
• The prose in the question and answer section says the regular price is 49.50 and that Basic renews at 99 a year.

Ten cents is not a decision, and the gap is still the single most interesting thing about this pricing page, because the two numbers are aimed at two different readers. A buyer reads the card. An assistant answering what AIOSEO costs reads the markup. When those disagree, the answer a machine gives about your price is not the answer your sales page gives, and the vendor is the last to find out.

For budgeting, use the renewal. Two years of Basic at the page's own figures is 49.60 plus 99, which is 148.60, an average of 74.30 a year. Against a competitor that renews at the same price it charges on day one, the honest comparison is that average and not the first invoice.

Where the feature gates actually sit

Because the tiers are sold by site count, the feature gates are the part people get wrong, and three of them decide most purchases.

• Local SEO. Starts on Plus. If the only reason you are buying a plugin is one Singapore shopfront with an address, opening hours and a map, Basic does not carry it.
• Internal Link Assistant. Starts on Pro. This is the one freelancers reach for on client work, and it is two tiers above the entry price.
• Search Statistics and keyword rank tracking. Elite only. If rank tracking inside WordPress is the point, the entry to that is the 299.60 tier, and a standalone rank tracker is usually cheaper than the jump.

On client work, AIOSEO's own answer is that you either buy a licence that covers the number of sites you manage or buy one licence per client site, and it offers an affiliate commission of 20 per cent for sending a client to buy directly. Decide which of those you are doing before you quote a retainer, because the licence is a pass through cost and it belongs in the quote.

What a Singapore buyer should settle first

Every figure on the page is in US dollars. There is no Singapore dollar option, no GST line and no local billing entity named on the pricing page, so the card is charged in dollars and the tax treatment sits with your own accounts. The page also carries a visible 60 per cent discount banner, which is an introductory promotion rather than a standing rate, so the figure to write into a renewal reminder is the full one.

One practical sequencing point. The free plugin and the free analyzer on aioseo.com will tell you whether the plugin suits your site before any money moves, and how to run that check in order is set out in our walkthrough of the AIOSEO audit tools. If you are still choosing between plugins rather than tiers, the wider comparison sits in the all in one SEO platforms compared, and the per site against per seat arithmetic for the WordPress plugins specifically is in the Yoast alternatives page.

Questions buyers ask about AIOSEO prices

How much does AIOSEO cost a year

The offer data on the pricing page on 29 October 2026 listed Basic at 49.60, Plus at 99.60, Pro at 199.60 and Elite at 299.60 US dollars, with a free Lite tier at 0. Those are introductory figures.

What does AIOSEO renew at

The page states that Basic renews at 99 a year and that renewals across the plans run at roughly double the introductory rate. Basic is the only tier whose renewal figure is printed as a number.

Which tier do I need for one website

Basic covers one site and carries the content analysis, schema, audits, redirect monitoring and sitemaps. Move up only for a specific gate: Local SEO on Plus, the Internal Link Assistant on Pro, rank tracking on Elite.

Is the free version enough

For a small site that needs titles, descriptions, sitemaps and schema handled properly, yes, and it is the sensible place to start. The paid tiers buy site count and the three gated tools above.

Can I use one licence on client sites

AIOSEO's answer is to buy a licence that covers the number of sites you manage, or a licence per client site. It also offers a 20 per cent affiliate commission if the client buys directly.

Does AIOSEO charge in Singapore dollars or add GST

The pricing page shows US dollars only and states nothing about GST.

The reason the markup on a pricing page is now a commercial decision

AIOSEO's page is a long one, well over ten thousand words of visible feature description, and the numbers a visitor sees on the plan cards are not in the document that a crawler is handed. The only prices in the served HTML are the five offers in its structured data and two figures inside an answer about renewals. That is not a fault anybody would notice in a browser, and it is exactly how a price gets quoted back to a buyer wrongly by something that never ran the page's scripts. Anybody who sells software has the same exposure, and the cheap version of the fix is to ask the assistants what your own product costs and compare their figure with your card. AI Knows Us does that in volume, one buying question at a time, and records the URL behind every number that comes back.