Mangools pricing for a Singapore buyer, and the plans page that serves no figure

Mangools serves its plans page at mangools.com/plans-and-pricing, it returns HTTP 200 at 85,114 bytes, and on 29 October 2026 that document contained no plan name, no price and no usage limit. The visible text was 3,172 characters of tool descriptions, a four question FAQ, a newsletter box and a footer. The price table is not written into the page. It is loaded from a separate host, mangools-micro-frontend.s3.amazonaws.com, as a component the page calls pricing-table version 3.40.0, so the figures exist in the browser and not in the file a crawler, a researcher or an assistant reads.

That is a fact about the page rather than about the product, and it has one practical consequence for anybody comparing tools from Singapore. The figure you end up quoting for Mangools will have come from somewhere other than Mangools, unless you open it in a browser and write down what you see with the date. This page sets out what the served document does say, what the suite contains in the vendor's own words, and how to price a tool whose ladder is only visible to a person. Google Keyword Planner reports 10 searches a month in Singapore for this phrasing, harvested on 26 October 2026 against geo 2702, read as the group maximum rather than a sum.

The URL, because guessing it fails

mangools.com/pricing returns HTTP 404. So does mangools.com/pricing/. The working address appears only as a link inside the site's own header and footer, written as /plans-and-pricing with a ref parameter attached. If you are checking a vendor's prices as part of a shortlist, take the URL out of the vendor's own navigation rather than assembling the obvious one. Guessing produced two not found responses here, and a not found response is evidence about a URL and nothing else.

The only currency figure in the document, and why it is not a price

There is exactly one dollar figure in the served HTML, and it reads $239.9 billion. It sits inside a commented out example payload for a chat widget, beside a placeholder company called My Company and an example phone number. It is sample data for a script, not a claim by Mangools about anything.

It is worth naming because of how easily it would have become one. A tool that scraped the page for a currency pattern would have returned that figure, attached it to this vendor, and been confident. A number inside a comment, a filename, a class name or an alt attribute is not a statement by the publisher, and a price is only a price where the publisher put it in front of a buyer.

What the plans page does state, word for word

Four things, all from the FAQ on that page as read on 29 October 2026.

• On renewal. "The subscription is based on auto-renewal. You'll be charged each month/year until you disable it. If you do so, your account will remain upgraded until the end of the current prepaid period."
• On cancelling. "You may upgrade, downgrade, or cancel the service any time in your Mangools account."
• On refunds. "If you are not satisfied we will issue a full refund within 48 hours of your payment. This does not apply to 2 consecutive subscriptions." Read the second sentence as carefully as the first, because it is the condition that decides whether the first one applies to you.
• On payment. "You can pay with your Visa, Maestro, MasterCard, American Express or Discover cards, send money via bank transfer or, if you're really cool, pay with crypto ;). We also support PayPal payments through the Paddle payment provider."

That last line is the Singapore relevant one. A payment provider sitting between you and the vendor means your invoice comes from the provider, the amount is set in the vendor's billing currency, and what leaves your account depends on your card issuer's rate on the day. Two Singapore businesses on the same plan can post different amounts to their accounts in the same month, and neither figure is the one on the pricing table.

The plan name hiding in a feature description

One plan is named anywhere in the document, and not in a price table. The rank tracking entry reads "Rank tracking with weekly updates (daily on the Agency plan) and city-level localization". So the document tells you that tiers exist and that at least one of them is called Agency, and that update frequency is one of the things a tier changes. That is a genuine piece of information about the shape of the ladder, and it is the only one the page gives up.

The five tools you are buying, in the vendor's own words

Read from the same page on 29 October 2026, the suite is five products rather than one.

• KWFinder, for keyword research. "Exact search volumes, Keyword difficulty and tons of keyword ideas."
• LinkMiner, for backlinks. "LinkMiner gives you backlink opportunities for your website projects."
• SERPChecker, for results page analysis. "Localized SERP results including SERP features and 49 metrics."
• SiteProfiler, for site level metrics. "SiteProfiler offers crucial SEO metrics overview of any website."
• SERPWatcher, for rank tracking, with the weekly and daily distinction quoted above and city level localisation.

Alongside them the page lists free mini tools, including a SERP simulator, a location changer, a Reddit threads finder, a SERP volatility checker, an SEO content optimizer, a share of search tool, an AI search grader and an AI search watcher, with the last two marked as new. It also names a Mangools API, an SEO MCP server and custom data exports. For a buyer that matters more than the tier price, because it tells you the unit of the product is a suite seat rather than a lookup credit, and a suite is only good value if you will use more than one of the five.

How to price it from Singapore when the page gives you nothing

• Open it in a browser and screenshot the ladder with the date. That screenshot is now your source. Anything you read in a comparison article is somebody else's undated copy.
• Write down the billing currency, not the symbol. A bare dollar sign on a European vendor's page is not a Singapore dollar, and the conversion is your bank's, not the vendor's.
• Check Singapore in the location selector before you pay. Every figure in a keyword tool is worthless to you if the geography is wrong, and this is answerable on a free lookup.
• Count the tools you will actually open. One of five means you are paying suite rates for a single job, and the cheapest credible per lookup options are compared, with each vendor's own published figure, in our page on the cheapest keyword research tool a Singapore buyer can actually run.
• Decide before the 48 hours, not after. The refund window the page states is short and conditional, so do your real test inside it rather than planning to decide at the end of the month.

Questions Singapore buyers ask about Mangools pricing

Why can I see Mangools prices and this page cannot quote them

Because the figures are rendered in your browser by a component loaded from another host, and the document served to anything that is not a browser carries none of them. You are reading something that exists for you and not in the file. Quoting what you see, with the date you saw it, is the reliable way to record it.

Does Mangools bill in Singapore dollars

Nothing in the served page says so, and the page names a third party payment provider for cards and PayPal. Treat the ladder as a foreign currency ladder, convert at your own rate, and keep the converted figure out of any comparison table that claims to be in Singapore dollars.

Is a suite better value than a single keyword tool

Only if you will use more than one part of it. Mangools is sold as five tools covering research, backlinks, results pages, site metrics and rank tracking, and a buyer who only needs volume lookups is paying for four products they will not open. Count the jobs first, then compare.

What does the Agency plan change

On the evidence in the served page, at least the rank tracking frequency, which goes from weekly to daily on that tier. Anything else about it has to be read off the live ladder, since the document names no other tier and no limits.

Can I rely on the refund if the tool is wrong for me

Read both sentences the page gives. A full refund within 48 hours of payment, and it does not apply to two consecutive subscriptions. That is a usable window for a genuine test, and it is not a month long trial, so plan the test for the first day.

Is the free tier enough for a small Singapore site

For occasional volume checks on a handful of phrases, the free layer plus Keyword Planner and Search Console answers most of it. The paid decision arrives when you need rank tracking on a schedule or you are running research for more than one site.

The lookup this suite has no tool for

Every one of the five products above answers a question about a results page. What ranks, who links, how many metrics, which position this week. Mangools has clearly noticed that buyers now also ask a different question, which is why its own tool list carries an AI search grader, an AI search watcher and a share of search tool. That is a reasonable thing for a keyword vendor to add, and it is honest to say that none of our products crawls a site, tracks a ranking or returns a backlink list, which is most of what a Singapore agency uses Mangools for. What AI Knows Us does is narrower and it is the whole of what we sell. It takes a dated reading of what ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI Overviews actually say when a buyer asks who to hire or what to buy in your category, keeps the sources behind each answer, and retakes it so the second reading is a comparison rather than an argument. If your shortlist is a research suite against that reading, you are comparing two different jobs, and most Singapore teams eventually want both.