What AccuRanker costs at every keyword step, and why the figure the page shows you is the annual one labelled a month

The full ladder from 2,000 to 25,000 keywords, read off accuranker.com on 29 October 2026, with the euro and dollar figures that are the same number and the krone figures that are a real conversion.

Published by AI Knows Us · Updated 29 October 2026

AccuRanker prices daily rank tracking by the number of keywords, and the ladder read off accuranker.com/pricing/ on 29 October 2026 runs from 249 a month at 2,000 keywords to 1,569 a month at 25,000, with annual payment taking about 10 per cent off each step. The figure the page displays first is not the monthly one. The two prices rendered in the document are EUR 224 and EUR 764, and those are the annual payment prices shown with the words "a month" beside them, while the monthly prices for the same two plans are 249 and 849. Above 25,000 keywords the page stops publishing and says to contact the vendor.

Google Keyword Planner reports 10 searches a month in Singapore for this phrasing, read on 26 October 2026 against geo 2702. This is a professional tool bought by agencies and in house teams, and at that volume the people searching for the figure are almost all already running a trial.

The full ladder, read on 29 October 2026

Every row below came out of accuranker.com/pricing/ on that date. Nothing is converted. The euro and dollar columns are not a conversion of each other, which is explained under the table.

Keywords updated dailyMonthly, EUR and USDAnnual payment, per month, EUR and USDMonthly, DKK
2,000, the Professional plan as displayed2492241,849
3,0003693322,739
5,0006095484,524
10,000, the Expert plan as displayed8497646,309
15,0001,0899808,094
20,0001,3291,1969,879
25,0001,5691,41211,664
Above 25,000Not publishedNot publishedNot published

The page states the discount in its own words: "AccuRanker offers flexible and transparent monthly pricing plans. Choose an annual payment and receive a 10% discount on your chosen plan. Change your plan at any time, upgrade, downgrade, or cancel at no cost." The arithmetic agrees with the sentence. Dividing 224 by 249 gives 0.90, so the annual saving is the stated 10 per cent at every step on the ladder.

The number you see first is the discounted one

The two figures rendered in the served document are EUR 224 under the Professional plan and EUR 764 under Expert, each followed by the word month. Those are the annual payment prices. A buyer who reads the card, decides it is affordable and then pays monthly is charged 249 and 849 instead, which is 11 per cent more than the number that persuaded them.

This is not hidden. The card sits under a Monthly and Yearly switch, and the page is doing what most subscription pages do, which is open on the cheaper of the two. It matters here because the gap is real money at the top of the ladder: at 25,000 keywords the choice between paying monthly and paying for the year is 1,569 against 1,412 a month, which is about 1,884 across twelve months. Decide the billing period before you decide the plan, because the keyword count you need will not change when you switch and the price will.

The euro and the dollar are the same number, and the krone is not

Three currencies sit behind the rank tracking ladder on that page, and they do not behave the same way. For every keyword step, the euro figure and the United States dollar figure are identical: 249 and 249 at 2,000 keywords, 849 and 849 at 10,000, 1,569 and 1,569 at 25,000. The Danish krone figures are a genuine conversion, and the ratio proves it: 1,849 krone against 249 euro is 7.43 krone to the euro, which is the rate the krone is held at.

So the currency you are billed in changes what you pay. A dollar billed buyer and a euro billed buyer are charged the same digits for the same plan, and those digits are not the same money. Before you subscribe, find out which currency your account will be charged in and price the plan in that one. The vendor's own second product behaves differently again, which is the clearest evidence that the parity on rank tracking is a pricing decision rather than a display quirk: the AccuLLM tiers on the same page carry EUR 199 against USD 229 a month, and EUR 499 against USD 579, which is a proper conversion.

Never convert one of these figures yourself to put it in a budget paper. A converted number depends on a rate nobody can check afterwards. Quote the published figure in its published currency, with the date, and keep the conversion as its own line with the rate you used.

Only two prices are in the document, and both are marked invisible

This is the detail that decides whether anything other than a browser can read this page. The served HTML renders exactly two currency figures, EUR 224 and EUR 764, and both sit inside a container carrying the attribute that sets visibility to hidden. The ladder itself holds 42 figures, seven keyword steps in three currencies at two billing periods, and 40 of them never reach the text at all: they sit in a data block the page hands to its own scripts.

The practical consequence for a buyer is small and the consequence for anything reading the page without running it is large. If you ask an assistant what AccuRanker costs, the document it can read carries two figures that are styled not to be shown and a data block it may or may not parse. Take the number from the page in front of you with the switch set the way you intend to pay, and screenshot it.

The product tab with no page behind it

AccuLLM is named in the main navigation under AI Models and appears as the second tab on the pricing page. The obvious address for it, accuranker.com/accullm/, answered HTTP 404 on 29 October 2026 at 70,072 bytes with 277 visible words and the site's full navigation, which is a styled not found page rather than a product page. Seventy kilobytes of valid HTML with working menus is exactly what a successful read looks like, and the status code is the only thing that separates the two.

So take the AccuLLM detail from the pricing page tab rather than from a guessed address, and if you are building a shortlist document, record the status code beside every link. On this page the prompt counts published for that product are 100, 300 and 500, with the two priced tiers given above.

What the plan is actually metered on

  • Keywords updated daily. This is the only unit that moves the price. Count the phrases you will act on rather than every phrase you can think of, and remember that one keyword tracked in two countries is usually two keywords.
  • Daily refresh as the selling point. The page leads with "daily, reliable keyword updates", which is the reason this band costs what it does. If a weekly position is enough for your reporting, you are paying for a refresh rate you do not use.
  • Features by tier rather than by seat. The displayed Professional card lists daily updates, keyword research, search intent, tagging, advanced filtering, Search Console and Analytics connections and reporting. The Expert card adds dynamic tagging, a tag cloud, AI click through rate, AccuRanker Search Volume, Data Studio and unlimited read API access.
  • The published ceiling. 25,000 keywords. Above that the page routes to a conversation, so an enterprise shortlist needs the quote in writing before it can be compared.

What a Singapore buyer settles before the first invoice

The page publishes its own company details, giving an address in Aarhus Centrum, Denmark, and the VAT registration DK32932215. So this is a euro or dollar invoice arriving from the European Union, and two lines belong in your own sheet beside the plan price. The first is the conversion your card applies on the billing date. The second is the goods and services tax route, which depends on your own registration rather than on the supplier's country, and our page on what SEO tools really cost a Singapore buyer sets out both routes.

If the ladder above is larger than the problem you have, the band below it is well populated and publishes its figures openly. Our page on rank tracking from USD 3 a month prices the cheap end per keyword, and our page on enterprise rank trackers ranked on the keyword ceiling each one publishes covers the step above it.

Questions buyers ask about AccuRanker pricing

Why is the figure I see different from the one in this table

Check the Monthly and Yearly switch. The page opens on the annual payment price and prints it with the word month beside it, so EUR 224 is the annual rate for the Professional plan and 249 is the monthly one. Both were read on 29 October 2026.

Am I billed in euros or in dollars

The page carries both, at the same digits, for every rank tracking step. Ask which currency your account will be charged in and price the plan in that currency, because 249 euros and 249 dollars are different amounts of Singapore money.

What does the annual commitment actually save

Ten per cent at every step, which the page states and the figures confirm. At 2,000 keywords that is 25 a month. At 25,000 keywords it is 157 a month, which is where the commitment starts being worth the loss of flexibility.

Is there a free plan

The pricing page publishes no free tier for rank tracking. It offers a demo and a sign in, and the two priced plans above. For a free starting point on positions, Search Console gives you your own queries and average positions at no cost, which is the data no third party tracker can replace.

Is 2,000 keywords enough for a Singapore business

For a single site in one market it is usually more than enough, and the count is not the reason to buy at this level. The reason is the daily refresh and the reporting, which is an agency requirement more often than a single business one.

What happens above 25,000 keywords

The published ladder stops and the page says to contact the vendor for pricing, and lists BigQuery access, unlimited write API, raw SERP HTML, unlimited users and domains and a dedicated contact at that level. Get that quote in writing with a date on it, because an unpublished price cannot be compared with a published one otherwise.

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