How Much Does Evertune Cost? (2026 Pricing, Explained)

Evertune publishes one price: Pro at $800 a month. Enterprise is "Custom", which means you get a quote after a call. The pricing page shows a dollar sign and no currency code, and every button reads "Request a demo".

The page does not say whether $800 is billed monthly or annually, or what Enterprise costs. As a planning figure, $800 × 12 = $9,600 a year for Pro. That is arithmetic on a list price, not a quote.

Because older third-party comparisons reported an entry price near $3,000 a month, and the figure kept getting copied. We could not find it on any Evertune page we opened, and the current pricing page shows $800 for Pro instead.

Treat $3,000 as an unverified, probably outdated number. If you are budgeting for Enterprise, the honest answer is that nobody outside a sales call knows yet. Ask for the figure in writing.

No free trial is mentioned on Evertune's pricing page, plans or FAQ. The only call to action is "Request a demo". The closest thing to trying it is on the Pro plan sign-up page: after you submit the form, Evertune's team "will be in touch to walk you through your first report" showing what AI says about your brand. It does not say whether that is free.

One wrinkle. Evertune's Platform Terms, last updated 3 September 2026, cover "self-serve" purchases through online order pages, paid by credit card or another approved method. We found no public checkout, so treat that as a sign the model may change, not as an available option today. The ChatGPT Ads Manager is a beta with a waiting list, not a trial.

Without a trial, make the demo do the work. Ask them to run your category and your competitors live, and to explain what the 100,000-prompt allowance counts. If you are screening four vendors, that is four calls before one hands-on look, so cheaper checks come first.

Four things move the bill: prompt volume, the plan tier, the contract term and any ad-management fees. Evertune's Platform Terms list the fee types an order page may include. They do not say which apply to Pro, so ask.

• Prompt volume. Pro includes 100,000 tracked prompts. The page does not define the unit, and the FAQ says Evertune samples each prompt 100 times per model. If 100,000 means distinct prompts, $800 ÷ 100,000 = $0.008 per prompt a month. If it means samples, the unit price is very different.
• Tier. Moving to Enterprise adds unlimited content generation, a named success manager and bot analytics.
• Term. The terms say a term may be month-to-month or fixed, renews automatically at "then-current pricing", and paid fees are generally non-refundable. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the term.
• Ad fees. If you use Ads Manager, the terms describe a usage fee calculated as a percentage of your ChatGPT ad spend, charged separately from the media bill OpenAI sends you. Setup, managed-service and overage fees are also listed as possibilities.

Fees apply on top of your own labor too. Someone has to review the 25 monthly articles and ship the fixes the platform recommends.

You get repeated sampling across 11 AI surfaces, a prompt bank built from a consumer panel, and tools to act on the gaps. Per Evertune's FAQ, the models monitored include ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Mode, Google AI Overviews, Claude, Copilot, Perplexity, Meta AI and DeepSeek. All of the following are Evertune's own claims; we have not verified them.

• Statistics. Each prompt is asked 100 times per model, which Evertune says brings the margin of error to about one point overall and two at topic level.
• Prompts. They come from EverPanel, described as more than 150 million real user conversations.
• Content. Content Studio drafts articles of 250 to 3,000 words in six templates.
• Site checks. Site Audit reviews bot permissions, sitemaps, speed and schema. The pricing page lists "AI website optimization" and bot analytics only under Enterprise, so confirm what Pro includes.

Evertune's site is open to AI crawlers. In AEOeye's crawler access study (fetched 2026-10-03, 43 AI-visibility vendor sites), evertune.ai blocked no AI bots in robots.txt: only /legal/ and /404 are disallowed. It also serves a valid llms.txt.

Its homepage HTML carries JSON-LD of type EntryPoint, Organization, SearchAction and WebSite, and the pricing page carries none. That means prices are plain text rather than structured Offer markup, though JavaScript may inject schema we did not see. This is a neutral fact box, not a verdict on the product. See the study and its per-site CSV.

Evertune is worth it if you will use both halves: measurement and action. That means a team with a content owner, appetite for ChatGPT ads, and a budget of $9,600 a year or more. Evertune's own pitch is built around that loop.

It is probably not worth it if you only want to know whether AI engines name you. Generative engine optimization (GEO) means improving visibility in AI-generated answers, and the original GEO paper reports visibility gains of up to 40% in its benchmark. But you can learn your starting point for far less before you pay for repeated sampling.

AEOeye's free audit asks ChatGPT three unbranded buyer questions and shows the real answers and the competitors named instead. The $29 one-time report adds Claude, Gemini, Google AI and Perplexity across 10 questions. It is a snapshot, not a tracker. For ongoing monitoring, compare Evertune alternatives, the side-by-side and the full tool comparison, then run the free audit first.