In this guide
  1. Establish the Basic coverage boundary
  2. Separate the monthly and annual commitment
  3. Check when a changed price reaches your account
  4. Example: the audit scope grows beyond the free cap
  5. Assign the renewal and exit decision

Establish the Basic coverage boundary

Basic currently lists a 100-page crawl cap among its limits. Compare important public pages and discovered URLs with the work you need to complete. Temporary access to a higher tier during a trial does not demonstrate that ongoing Basic can do the same job. Keep the scope actually inspected separate from the remaining website when assessing value.

Separate the monthly and annual commitment

The current official EUR monthly listing for Premium is 59.90, excluding VAT. Do not rank it against an annual equivalent or another currency without stating the difference. Verify the selected purchase view, first invoice and renewal conditions. Compare the commitment across the period you expect to use it, not only the emphasized monthly number.

Check when a changed price reaches your account

The official September 2026 change notice distinguishes new prices from their application to existing annual accounts. A current pricing page and an established account’s invoice can therefore differ without either being immediately wrong. Review the account before renewal, and do not reuse a legacy amount as a quote for a new subscription or a different billing term.

Example: the audit scope grows beyond the free cap

Suppose a site grows from eighty important pages to 160. The same complete inspection may no longer fit the free cap. Decide how to cover the required scope rather than excluding important sections just to fit. If upgrading, complete a repair handoff too, so you know that the paid capacity solves a real missing job rather than merely increasing the number of pages collected.

Assign the renewal and exit decision

If starting a trial, retain its end date and the person responsible for continuing or stopping. Verify a usable way to retain necessary results and settings before ending access. Do not assume audit history and reports will remain unchanged after cancellation. A deliberate exit check protects the operational record without turning a trial into an unintended recurring commitment.

Official sources

Pricing, availability and feature limits can change. Check the linked official pages before subscribing.

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