SE Ranking pricing read on 29 October 2026, and the add-ons that are annual billing only

Two platform tiers, four add-ons, an extras ladder priced per keyword and per location, and what a Singapore buyer pays on top of the published figure

Published by AI Knows Us · Updated 29 October 2026

SE Ranking publishes two platform tiers and quotes the third. Read on seranking.com/subscription.html on 29 October 2026, Core is "$ 103.20" a month on the annual commitment against "$ 129.00 /mo" monthly, Growth is "$ 223.20" against "$ 279.00 /mo", and Enterprise carries no figure, offering "Flexible terms" and "Custom limits and pricing" behind a talk to sales button. The annual saving is stated on the page as "Save 20%". What decides which tier you need is not the feature list, because both tiers carry the same tools. It is four counted limits, and three of them can be topped up for a separate monthly fee.

Google Keyword Planner reports 10 searches a month in Singapore for this query, read against geo 2702 on 26 October 2026. Small demand, expensive decision, and the figures below are a dated snapshot rather than a promise about next week, so open the vendor page before you subscribe.

The two published tiers and the limits that separate them

What is countedCoreGrowth
Published monthly figure, billed annually$ 103.20$ 223.20
Published monthly figure, billed monthly$ 129.00$ 279.00
Projects and manager seats10 projects, 1 manager seat30 projects, 3 manager seats
Keywords tracked daily2k5k
Prompts tracked daily100250
Pages per month in audit250k2mln
API credits25K per month100K per month
Domains in GEO research515
Historical data6/moAll time

The page's own description of each tier tells you who it thinks is buying. Core is "for marketing teams with repeatable delivery" and Growth is "for multi-client SEO + GEO". The seat count is the sharper signal. One manager seat on Core means a second person who needs their own login is an extra purchase, and the comparison table prices it at "Extra Manager Seats from $16".

Two meters, which is the unusual thing about this platform

Most SEO platforms meter one product, the keyword. SE Ranking now meters two at once, keywords tracked daily for search results and prompts tracked daily for answers from AI engines, and the tiers step both up together. An in-house team watching two thousand keywords and almost no prompts, and an agency whose clients keep asking what ChatGPT says about them, are buying very different parts of the same subscription at the same price.

Work out both numbers before you pick a tier. If one of them is far below the allowance you are paying for, the extras ladder is usually cheaper than the next tier up. The published extras, read the same day, are "Extra keywords from $22.40" on Core and "from $32" on Growth, "Extra Manager Seats from $16", "Extra articles from $39.20" and "Extra locations from $18.40".

The add-ons, and the billing condition attached to three of them

Add-onPublished figureBilling condition as printed
Agency Pack+$ 69.00 /mo"Annual billing only"
AI Search+$ 71.20 annual, $ 89.00 /mo monthlyAnnual billing or monthly billing, both offered
API+$ 45.00 /mo"Annual billing only"
Standalone SE Ranking API planFrom $ 179.00 /mo"Annual billing only"
Social media management platformFrom $ 33.00 /mo"20% off when bundled with SE Ranking"

That condition is the detail most likely to change a budget. Three of the five commit you to a year before you have run the add-on for a month. The AI Search add-on is the one that gives you a monthly option, and its published allowances are "200 prompts", "75 prompts tracked daily", "5 projects" and "5 AI engines to track", which the page lists as AI Overviews, AI Mode, Gemini, ChatGPT and Copilot, the last marked coming soon.

Note that prompt tracking appears twice in this catalogue, once inside the platform tiers and once as a separate add-on with its own allowance. Read which one your workflow needs before buying the second.

What a Singapore buyer pays beyond the figure

The page prices everything in dollars and offers no Singapore dollar option. The selector at the top of the site changes the language, not the currency, and it offers English, German, French, Spanish, Dutch, Italian, Portuguese, Ukrainian, Russian and Japanese.

So a Singapore invoice for this subscription is the published figure, plus the 9 per cent goods and services tax arriving by one of two routes depending on whether your company is registered, plus whatever your card issuer charges to convert. On the Core annual commitment that is about fifteen hundred dollars a year in list price before either of those, which is enough for a finance team to ask where the supplier is and what law the contract runs under. Our page on what SEO tools really cost a Singapore buyer works through both tax routes, and Ahrefs pricing for a Singapore buyer covers the one tool on a normal shortlist whose invoice comes from a Singapore company, which is the exception rather than the rule.

Sizing it against a real workload

A single Singapore business selling in one market rarely needs two thousand keywords tracked daily. Three hundred is a realistic list for a service company with a dozen pages, and at that size the question is whether you are buying the tracker or the research, audit and reporting around it. An agency with eight clients is the opposite case, where the project count and the seat count run out before the keyword allowance does.

Three checks turn the list price into a budget line. Count the keywords you will actually watch daily rather than the ones you would like to see. Count the people who need their own login, because the seat is the limit most often discovered after signing. Decide whether the AI prompt side is something you will run this quarter or next year, because it is priced in two places and you can buy it later.

What this page is not

This is the price side only. For what sits inside the platform, how its tools are grouped, and how the free trial is best spent, our SE Ranking review covers the product rather than the invoice.

Questions buyers ask about SE Ranking pricing

What is the cheapest way into SE Ranking

Core on the annual commitment at $ 103.20 a month as published on 29 October 2026, which is a twelve month decision. Monthly billing on the same tier is published at $ 129.00.

Is there a trial before paying

The page offers a "Start free 14-day trial" on both published tiers and states "No credit card required" beside it.

Does the price include AI answer tracking

Both platform tiers include a daily prompt allowance, 100 on Core and 250 on Growth. The separate AI Search add-on is a larger allowance across five engines and is priced on top at +$ 71.20 a month on annual billing or $ 89.00 monthly.

Can I add keywords without changing plan

Yes. The comparison table prints "Extra keywords from $22.40" on Core and "from $32" on Growth, so topping up is the alternative to stepping a tier when only one limit is binding.

Will I be billed in Singapore dollars

No. The published figures are in dollars and the site offers a language selector rather than a currency one, so budget for conversion and for the imported services tax treatment on top.

Which add-on do agencies actually need

The Agency Pack is the one built for client work, carrying white label reporting, client seats and catalogue placement, and it is printed as annual billing only at +$ 69.00 a month. Decide it at the same time as the platform tier rather than after, because the commitment lengths differ.

The allowance that admits a second surface exists

SE Ranking is one of the first SEO platforms to print a prompt allowance on the same price card as a keyword allowance. That is an admission, by a vendor with no reason to make one, that buyers are now asking about two different places at once. The allowance counts prompts you submit. Whether your own company is the name that comes back when a buyer in Singapore asks one of them, and which pages put it there, is a separate reading, and AI Knows Us is built to take it.

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