What Ubersuggest publishes about its own price, and the lifetime plan that is final and non-refundable
Read off ubersuggest.com on 29 October 2026, with the add-on ladder, the three columns that still carry no names, and a check of the rival prices the page prints beside its own
Published by AI Knows Us · Updated 29 October 2026
Ubersuggest states its own price as a range rather than a ladder. Read from ubersuggest.com/en/pricing on 29 October 2026, HTTP 200, the page prints "Ubersuggest US$ 29 - US$ 99" inside its own comparison block, beside "Semrush US$ 139 - US$ 499", "Ahrefs US$ 129 - US$ 449" and "Moz US$ 49 - US$ 299", under the note "Competitor prices in USD". So the published answer for a buyer is 29 to 99 United States dollars a month for the three monthly tiers, plus add-ons at 5 dollars a month each, plus a lifetime option that the same page's terms describe as a one time payment that is final and non-refundable. Those three things are the whole commercial decision, and the lifetime line is the one that needs reading twice.
Google Keyword Planner reports 10 searches a month in Singapore for this group of phrasings, harvested on 26 October 2026 against geo 2702, read as the group maximum rather than the sum of its phrasings. Small demand, and the buyers behind it are mostly people choosing their first paid tool, which is the decision where a non-refundable one time payment matters most.
What the page serves, and what it does not
Two structural things about this pricing page shape how you read it.
The three plan columns carry no names. The middle one is marked "Popular" and that is the only label on any of them, so every limit below is reported by column position from the left. A buyer comparing the page against a sales email has to count columns and trust the order.
The page serves a slider rather than a price. The instruction on it reads "Drag and Compare plans", and the served HTML carries a long ladder of monthly figures from the low thirties into the nineties rather than one number per plan. That is why the only clean figure to quote from the document is the 29 to 99 dollar range the page states about itself. It also means software reading the page, including an assistant answering "what does Ubersuggest cost", finds a range and a slider where a table would be.
The limits by column, read on 29 October 2026
| Limit | First column | Second, marked Popular | Third |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reports a day | 150 | 300 | 900 |
| Projects, called brands | 1 | 7 | 15 |
| Monthly credits | 250 | 500 | 1,000 |
| Tracked keywords | 125 per project | 150 per project | 300 per project |
| Rank tracking frequency | Weekly | Weekly | Weekly |
| Rank tracking locations | 20 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Site audit | 1,000 pages weekly | 5,000 pages weekly | 10,000 pages weekly |
| Keyword suggestions a month | 20,000 | 50,000 | 100,000 |
| Backlinks per report | 2,000 | 5,000 | 10,000 |
| Bulk analysis | 50 keywords | 200 keywords | 1,000 keywords |
| Tracked competitors | 5 | 10 | 15 |
| Export rows per report | 2,000 | 5,000 | 10,000 |
| AI search visibility | 10 prompts per brand, monthly updates, 1 response per prompt | 15 prompts per brand, biweekly updates, 1 response per prompt | 20 prompts per brand, weekly updates, 3 responses per prompt |
The AI model coverage is stated once for all three columns as "ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Overview". The first column's binding limit is the project count at one: if you work on two sites, that column is not a plan you can use, whatever the price slider says.
The add-on ladder, which is the part that moves a real invoice
The page publishes seven add-ons at "+$5/month each", and together they are a cheaper route than a tier upgrade for most small accounts. As listed on 29 October 2026 they are an additional 500 daily searches, an additional project or brand which the page says includes 125 keywords and 3 competitors, an additional 250 tracked keywords, additional competitor domains, additional users, an additional 5 AI prompts, and an additional 500 monthly credits.
Two consequences worth acting on. First, extra users are an add-on rather than an included seat count, so a two person team on the first column is 5 dollars a month more than the sticker, and a four person team is 15. Second, if the only thing you have outgrown is the keyword allowance, 5 dollars buys 250 more tracked keywords and the next tier up buys a great deal you may not need. Price the single missing thing before you price the upgrade.
The lifetime offer, which the live page's own terms describe
On 29 October 2026 the top of the page carries a banner reading "Special offer! Save 90% off with lifetime access. Offer ends soon!" with a countdown beside it. The commercial terms are set out in the page's own questions, and they are specific.
On contracts, the page states: "If you choose the monthly option, there are no contracts. If you pick a lifetime plan, it is a one-time payment for lifetime access to Ubersuggest." On refunds it states: "We offer a one-time 7-day free trial for monthly subscriptions. Lifetime plan purchases are final and non-refundable. We recommend using the free trial to explore Ubersuggest before opting for a lifetime plan."
Read those two together and the sequence is set by the vendor itself. The trial attaches to the monthly option, and the lifetime purchase has no trial and no refund behind it. So take the trial first, on the monthly option, use it for a week of real work, and only then decide whether a one time payment is the right shape. The vendor's own recommendation says the same thing, which is a fair piece of writing on its part and worth quoting rather than paraphrasing.
One further note for a Singapore buyer sizing a one time payment: a perpetual licence on a tool whose value is current data depends on the data continuing to arrive, so the question to settle before you pay is what the lifetime plan includes as the product changes. Ask it in writing, and keep the answer with the receipt.
We checked the rival prices this page prints, on the same day
A comparison block on a vendor's own site is marketing, and it is also a dated claim about somebody else, so it can be graded. All three rival pages were read on 29 October 2026, the same day as the Ubersuggest page.
- Ahrefs, printed as US$ 129 to US$ 449. ahrefs.com/pricing publishes Lite at 129 dollars a month, Standard at 249 and Advanced at 449, with Enterprise above them. Both ends of the range match what the vendor publishes.
- Moz, printed as US$ 49 to US$ 299. Moz publishes an entry plan at 49 dollars a month and a Large plan at 299, so both ends match. We set out the full ladder and the quota behind it on our page covering Moz pricing plans and the quota buried in the comparison table.
- Semrush, printed as US$ 139 to US$ 499. The bottom of that range matches. The top does not correspond to a figure Semrush publishes today: read on semrush.com/pricing on 29 October 2026, the SEO and AI Search tab lists a free plan, SEO at 139 dollars a month, Starter at 199 and Pro plus at 299, with the tier above them priced as "Custom" behind a Request demo button rather than as a number.
None of that makes the block dishonest. It makes it dated, which every price claim is. It is a good reminder that the competitor column on any vendor page, including a range about us, is worth checking against the other vendor's own page on the day you are deciding.
Three terms to know before you subscribe
- You sign in with Google. The page states the reason: "This allows us access to your Google Search Console account which allows us to find more errors and issues with your site that need to be fixed." That is a real benefit and a real permission, so decide who in the company owns that connection before the first login.
- There is no API. The page states plainly: "We don't have any API access plans available at the moment." If your reporting pulls data into a sheet or a dashboard automatically, that single line rules this tool out of the stack.
- A company invoice is available on request. The page states that an invoice under a company name can be arranged by emailing support, which matters for a Singapore company that has to file one. Payment methods listed are Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, JCB and UnionPay, plus PayPal.
On the data itself, the page is candid: "We use multiple data providers to come up with estimations. Our data providers are similar to the same ones other SEO tools use." Every tool in this category models volume, so the practical test is to compare five queries you already have Search Console impressions for and see whether the ratio holds across all five.
Questions buyers ask about Ubersuggest pricing
What is the cheapest way in
The monthly option with the 7 day free trial, on the first column, and nothing else bought until something is actually binding. Then add the single 5 dollar add-on that unblocks you rather than moving a tier.
Is the lifetime plan cheaper than the subscription
On arithmetic alone a one time payment beats a monthly fee once enough months pass, and the published terms put two conditions on that comparison: the purchase is final and non-refundable, and the trial is attached to the monthly option. Run the trial, then do the arithmetic with the figure you are quoted on the day.
How many people can use one account
Additional users are a 5 dollar a month add-on rather than an included allowance on any of the three columns, so seat count is a line you add rather than a tier you buy.
Does it track AI answers
It publishes an AI search visibility allowance of 10, 15 or 20 prompts per brand by column, updated monthly, biweekly or weekly, with one response per prompt on the two lower columns and three on the third, across ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Overview. That is a sample rather than a watch, and sizing it against your own prompt list is the only way to tell whether the sample is enough.
Which tool should I compare it against
Compare on the limit that binds your work rather than on the headline. We rank the direct replacements on exactly that basis in Ubersuggest alternatives compared on the limit each vendor publishes, and that page is where the feature by feature argument sits.
Will these figures still be right next month
This is a snapshot of one page on one day, carried with its date so you can compare rather than trust. The banner on it had a countdown, which is the clearest possible signal that the offer part of this page is written to change.
The one allowance on this page that has no position number behind it
Every other line in the tables above counts something a search engine did: reports, crawled pages, tracked keywords, backlinks. The AI search visibility row counts something else entirely, a sentence a model wrote once in answer to a question, and the page prices it in prompts per brand per update cycle rather than in positions. That is the honest unit for it, because there is no rank to report. What a prompt allowance does not tell you is which source the model read before it named somebody, and that is the part a small business needs when the answer is wrong about it. AI Knows Us reads the question repeatedly across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI Overviews and shows the pages behind each answer, so the output is a dated series with its sources rather than a single sample. If keyword volume and backlinks are what you came for, buy the tool above and use its prompt allowance as a bonus.