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LLM Pulse’s weekly tracking plans start at €49/month; daily tracking starts at €79/month. Weekly Starter, Growth, and Scale all include a 14-day free trial — Scale+, Scale++, and every daily plan start paid immediately, with no trial. Price aside, the more important decision is Scale: it’s where LLM Pulse adds API access, Looker Studio, CLI, and several other capabilities that aren’t included on Starter or Growth.
LLM Pulse pricing at a glance
Weekly tracking
| Plan | Price | Prompts tracked |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | €49/mo | 50 |
| Growth | €99/mo | 150 |
| Scale | €299/mo | 450 |
| Scale+ | €599/mo | 1,200 |
| Scale++ | €1,199/mo | 2,400 |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom |
Daily tracking
| Plan | Price |
|---|---|
| Starter | €79/mo |
| Growth | €149/mo |
| Scale | €449/mo |
| Scale+ | €899/mo |
| Scale++ | €1,899/mo |
Daily tracking is a separate, higher-priced plan ladder for every tier — not an add-on fee layered on top of the weekly price. Choosing daily means picking from this second table entirely, not paying a surcharge on the first one.
Weekly vs Daily: which should you choose?
Weekly is the default tracking cadence, and it’s priced lower at every tier. LLM Pulse positions weekly as sufficient for tracking general AI-visibility trends over time without day-to-day noise getting in the way.
Daily tracking costs meaningfully more at every tier — about 50% or more above the corresponding weekly price at the currently published figures — and is built for situations where you need to see changes as they happen rather than on a weekly cycle.
The practical question is simple: does knowing about a change today versus in a few days change what you’d actually do? The clearest verified differences between weekly and daily are price, tracking frequency, and trial eligibility. Daily-specific usage limits aren’t confirmed in the public material reviewed here, so treat daily as its own priced option rather than assuming identical limits to weekly. If weekly data is enough to inform your decisions, there’s no confirmed feature gain from upgrading to daily — you’d mainly be paying for frequency. If you specifically need to catch changes sooner than a week allows, daily is the only way to get that within LLM Pulse’s current plans.
LLM Pulse Starter
Weekly Starter is €49/month and includes:
- 50 tracked prompts
- 1 project
- 10 competitors per project
- The 5 core AI models (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Mode, AI Overviews)
- MCP server access, data exports, and recommendations
Starter doesn’t include sentiment analysis, Owned Media tracking, AI Traffic Analytics, or the LLM Pulse Agent — those start at Growth. It also doesn’t include API access, Looker Studio, or CLI — those start at Scale.
Starter is most naturally suited to a solo user or single brand tracking one project without a need for deeper analytics — that’s a fit judgment based on the plan’s limits, not a claim LLM Pulse itself makes. Weekly Starter includes a 14-day free trial (a valid payment method is required to start it).
LLM Pulse Growth
Weekly Growth is €99/month and includes:
- 150 tracked prompts
- 2 projects
- 15 competitors per project
- Everything in Starter, plus:
- Sentiment analysis
- Owned Media tracking (YouTube, social, apps, Reddit)
- AI Traffic Analytics
- LLM Pulse Agent
Growth isn’t just “more of Starter” — the added analytics and monitoring capabilities are the real reason to upgrade, not just the higher prompt and project counts. If you need to understand sentiment or track owned-media mentions alongside AI visibility, Growth is the first tier that can do it. Weekly Growth includes the same 14-day free trial as Starter (valid payment method required).
LLM Pulse Scale: the main feature upgrade
Weekly Scale is €299/month and includes:
- 450 tracked prompts
- 5 projects
- 20 competitors per project
- Everything in Growth, plus:
- ChatGPT Shopping and AI Paid Ads tracking
- Reputation and GEO testing
- Custom reports
- API access
- Looker Studio connector
- CLI
Scale is where the real feature cliff sits. API access, Looker Studio, and CLI aren’t included on Starter or Growth — those capabilities begin at Scale, not at the separately-priced Scale+ tier above it (it’s easy to misread LLM Pulse’s own pricing page here, since “Scale+” is also used as a shorthand for “Scale tier and up” in some feature listings — the plans named Scale+ and Scale++ are a step above Scale itself, but the API/Looker/CLI capability set already starts at Scale). If your team needs to pull data programmatically, connect to Looker Studio, or script against LLM Pulse from the command line, Scale is the entry point — not Growth. Weekly Scale includes the 14-day free trial (valid payment method required).
Do you actually need Scale+ or Scale++?
Scale+ (€599/month weekly) and Scale++ (€1,199/month weekly) increase tracked-prompt capacity to 1,200 and 2,400 respectively, with 10 and 15 projects. Based on what’s currently published, they don’t add a new feature category beyond what Scale already includes — no additional analytics type, no new integration, nothing that Scale itself lacks.
That makes the upgrade case for Scale+ and Scale++ almost entirely about volume: if Scale’s 450-prompt, 5-project capacity is genuinely too small for your tracking needs, moving up makes sense. If Scale’s capacity covers your actual tracking needs, there’s currently no verified feature-level reason to pay more for Scale+ or Scale++ — you’d be paying for headroom you’re not using rather than unlocking something new. (Scale+/Scale++ competitor-per-project limits aren’t confirmed at the time of writing.)
Neither Scale+ nor Scale++ includes a free trial — both start paid immediately from signup, unlike Starter, Growth, and Scale.
Enterprise sits above Scale++ with custom pricing and adds white-labeling, embedded dashboards, SSO, and a dedicated account manager — relevant mainly to agencies and larger teams with requirements beyond what’s publicly priced.
Monthly vs annual billing
For the weekly self-serve plans we verified, annual billing costs 10 times the monthly price — the company frames this as “two months free,” which comes out to roughly a 16.7% effective discount compared to paying monthly all year.
| Plan | Monthly | Annual (cash charged) | Annual effective/month |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | €49 | €490 | ~€40.83 |
| Growth | €99 | €990 | ~€82.50 |
| Scale | €299 | €2,990 | ~€249.17 |
Three different numbers matter here and it’s easy to mix them up: the monthly list price (€49) is what you’d pay if billed month-to-month; the annual effective monthly rate (€40.83) is what the annual plan works out to per month; and the annual cash total (€490) is what actually gets charged to your card at once if you choose annual billing. Annual billing saves money over a full year, but it’s a larger single charge up front — worth knowing before you pick a billing cycle, independent of which plan tier you choose.
Annual billing figures for daily-cadence plans aren’t confirmed at the time of writing, so they’re left out here rather than guessed.
Which LLM Pulse plans include the 14-day trial?
Trial eligibility depends on both cadence and tier — it isn’t a blanket “LLM Pulse offers a free trial” situation:
- Weekly Starter, Growth, and Scale: 14-day free trial, valid payment method required to start it.
- Weekly Scale+ and Scale++: no trial — billing starts immediately at signup.
- Every daily-cadence plan, at every tier: no trial — billing starts immediately at signup.
- Permanent free plan: none exists at any tier.
If you’re planning to trial LLM Pulse before committing, that only works on weekly Starter, Growth, or Scale — daily tracking and the higher Scale+/Scale++ tiers require paying from day one.
Which LLM Pulse plan should you choose?
- Choose Starter if you’re tracking one project with modest prompt volume and don’t need sentiment, owned-media, or analytics features.
- Choose Growth if you need a second project, or if sentiment analysis, Owned Media tracking, or AI Traffic Analytics matter to your monitoring.
- Choose Scale if you need API access, Looker Studio, CLI, GEO/reputation testing, or custom reports — these aren’t included on Starter or Growth.
- Choose Scale+ or Scale++ if Scale’s 450-prompt or 5-project capacity is genuinely too small for your tracking needs — not because you’re expecting a feature category that is currently unique to those tiers.
- Choose daily over weekly if you specifically need to catch changes sooner than a weekly cycle allows, and that speed changes what you’d actually do about it.
Is LLM Pulse pricing worth it?
That depends entirely on which limits and features actually apply to you, not on the price tag alone.
Starter’s value holds up if its single-project, 50-prompt limit genuinely covers what you’re tracking — paying more for capacity or features you won’t use isn’t worth it. Growth’s value is specifically the analytics layer (sentiment, owned media, AI traffic) — it’s worth the jump only if those matter to your monitoring, not simply because it offers more prompts. Scale’s value is the feature cliff — API, Looker Studio, CLI, GEO testing — and is worth it once you need any of those, regardless of whether you’re near the prompt ceiling. Based on the differences currently verified, Scale+ and Scale++ mainly make sense when Scale’s prompt or project capacity is the constraint. Daily tracking is worth the premium only when tracking frequency itself is the bottleneck, not the underlying tier.
LLM Pulse pricing FAQ
How much does LLM Pulse cost?
Weekly tracking runs €49/month for Starter, €99/month for Growth, and €299/month for Scale, with Scale+ and Scale++ above that. Daily tracking is a separate, higher-priced ladder starting at €79/month. Enterprise pricing is custom.
Does LLM Pulse have a free plan?
No. There’s no permanent free tier — only a 14-day trial on specific plans (see below).
Does LLM Pulse have a free trial?
Yes, but only on weekly Starter, Growth, and Scale, and only with a valid payment method. Weekly Scale+ and Scale++, and every daily-cadence plan, start paid immediately with no trial.
What is the difference between Weekly and Daily tracking?
Weekly is the default, lower-priced cadence. Daily is a separate pricing ladder, about 50% or more above the corresponding weekly price at the currently published figures, for teams that need to see changes more frequently than once a week.
What is the difference between Growth and Scale?
Growth adds sentiment analysis, Owned Media tracking, AI Traffic Analytics, and the LLM Pulse Agent over Starter. Scale adds a further set of capabilities not included on Growth: API access, Looker Studio, CLI, ChatGPT Shopping/AI Paid Ads tracking, GEO/reputation testing, and custom reports.
Does LLM Pulse Scale include API access?
Yes — API access, along with Looker Studio and CLI, is included starting at the Scale plan (€299/month weekly), not only at the higher Scale+ tier.
Is annual billing cheaper?
Yes, for the verified weekly self-serve plans (Starter, Growth, Scale): annual billing costs 10 times the monthly price rather than 12, which LLM Pulse describes as two months free — an effective discount of roughly 16.7% compared to paying monthly for a full year. Whether the same rule applies to daily-cadence plans isn’t confirmed.
Do Scale+ and Scale++ add new features?
Based on what’s currently published, no — Scale+ increases capacity to 1,200 prompts and 10 projects, and Scale++ to 2,400 prompts and 15 projects (over Scale’s 450 prompts and 5 projects), but neither adds a feature category shown in the currently published feature matrix beyond what Scale already includes.