Geopher.ai Pricing (2026): Prompts, Scans, History, and Annual Cost

Geopher.ai pricing starts at $29 per month for Starter, rises to $79 for Pro, and reaches $199 for Agency. Annual billing is $290, $790, and $1,990 respectively. Every plan gets a seven-day Pro-level trial with no card required. The right choice depends on the combination of brands, monitored prompts, scan cadence, team members, and retained history—not on the monthly price alone.

This is a documentation-based buyer guide, not a hands-on review. AEOeye did not run a Geopher.ai account or test output accuracy. The plan facts below were checked against the official pricing page and Geopher.ai site on October 2, 2026. Confirm current commercial terms before purchase; the documentation cited here does not establish tax treatment, overage prices, cancellation rights, or business outcomes.

Table of contents

• What does Geopher.ai cost in 2026?
• How much does annual billing save?
• How are prompts and scans different?
• What do history and team limits include?
• Which Geopher.ai plan fits a brand or agency?
• What does the seven-day trial include?
• What should you check before buying?
• Frequently asked questions

What does Geopher.ai cost in 2026?

Geopher.ai publishes three fixed plans: Starter at $29 monthly, Pro at $79, and Agency at $199. The exact allowances are:

All plans receive a seven-day Pro-level trial, and no card is required to start it. The table’s “monitored prompts” are the saved questions or checks included in the plan; “automated scans” and “on-demand scans” describe scan opportunities. The official page does not define a rule allowing you to multiply prompt count by platform count into a verified usage allowance.

That distinction makes the pricing easier to read honestly. If you are comparing products, start with AEOeye’s best AI visibility tools and AI search monitoring guides, then map each vendor’s unit of work to your own reporting process.

How much does annual billing save?

Annual billing saves $58 on Starter, $158 on Pro, and $398 on Agency compared with twelve monthly payments at the published monthly prices.

The nominal annual monthly equivalents are about $24.17, $65.83, and $165.83. These are arithmetic conversions, not separate vendor prices or renewal promises.

How are prompts and scans different?

Monitored prompts are the plan’s saved monitoring capacity, while scans are the scheduled or on-demand occasions when those prompts are checked. A prompt limit is therefore not the same thing as a monthly scan limit.

Starter includes 10 monitored prompts, weekly automated scans, and 20 on-demand scans per month. Pro includes 50 prompts, twice-weekly automated scans, and 60 on-demand scans. Agency includes 200 prompts, twice-weekly automated scans, and 200 on-demand scans. The platform allowance is three AI platforms on Starter and five on Pro and Agency.

Do not multiply the prompt count by the platform count and treat the result as a verified number of billable or included observations. The pricing page does not define that counting rule. Instead, model your workflow using the documented dimensions separately:

• How many stable buyer questions must remain monitored?
• How often must automated scans run for your decisions?
• How many manual investigations need an on-demand scan?
• Which of the available AI platforms belong in the standard set?
• Will different brands need distinct prompt libraries?

This is a capacity and cadence comparison, not an output-quality claim. For a useful measurement vocabulary, see AEOeye’s AI visibility metrics dictionary and measuring AI visibility. A smaller prompt set with clear ownership can be more useful than a larger set no one reviews.

What do history and team limits include?

History is 30 days on Starter, 90 days on Pro, and 365 days on Agency; member allowances are 1, 5, and 20 respectively. These limits affect how well a team can retain context and collaborate around recurring observations.

Starter is designed around one member and one brand. Pro expands to three brands and five members, while Agency supports 10 brands and 20 members. Pro and Agency also list GA4, and Agency lists priority support. The documented features do not establish the exact permissions within a member allowance, so confirm who can edit prompts, review reports, manage integrations, or administer billing.

Do not assume a 365-day history means every export, result, or prompt revision is retained identically; ask how history is displayed and exported.

Which Geopher.ai plan fits a brand or agency?

Starter is the natural first comparison for one brand, one member, 10 monitored prompts, three platforms, and weekly automated scans. It can fit a tightly scoped pilot when 30 days of history is enough and manual investigations stay within 20 on-demand scans per month.

Pro is the middle option for a small in-house team or a portfolio of up to three brands. Its 50 prompts, five members, five platforms, twice-weekly automated cadence, 60 on-demand scans, 90-day history, and GA4 inclusion provide more operating room without moving to the Agency tier.

Agency is the stronger fit for an agency or larger brand group that needs up to 10 brands, 200 monitored prompts, 20 members, 200 on-demand scans, 365-day history, GA4, and priority support. The higher price should be justified by those combined requirements—not by an assumption that more prompts automatically create better visibility.

Pick the smallest tier that covers all five dimensions together: brands, prompt set, scan cadence, team access, and retained history. If one dimension fails, the cheapest headline price may not be the cheapest workable plan.

What does the seven-day trial include?

Every plan advertises a seven-day Pro-level trial with no card required. That makes the trial useful for checking the product’s Pro-level workflow before a payment method is requested.

Use the seven days to test your operating assumptions rather than to claim measurement accuracy. Prepare a small, representative prompt set, identify the platforms you need, inspect the automated and on-demand scan flow, and check whether history and team permissions fit the intended tier. The official facts provided here do not establish what happens when the trial ends, so confirm conversion, billing, and cancellation terms before committing.

What should you check before buying?

Start by asking Geopher.ai to clarify how a monitored prompt is counted when it is checked across multiple AI platforms. The page lists both prompt and platform allowances, but it does not define a multiplication rule. Keep your forecast conservative until that behavior is confirmed.

Then verify scan cadence and history in the exact plan quote. Ask whether weekly or twice-weekly scans run on fixed days, how on-demand scans are consumed, and what happens when the monthly allowance is reached. Request a description of exports and retained history so your team knows what it can reproduce later.

Check collaboration and integration details as well. Confirm the member permissions behind the 1/5/20 limits, the scope of GA4 on Pro and Agency, and what “priority support” means for Agency. Finally, confirm taxes, billing cadence, trial conversion, renewal, cancellation, refunds, and any overage policy in writing; none should be invented from the comparison table.

For a separate baseline, try AEOeye’s ChatGPT Visibility Checker. Then choose the plan that gives your team repeatable coverage and explainable evidence, not merely the largest prompt label.

For adjacent pricing models, compare GEOpta Pricing and AERank Pricing. Keep the same prompt, engine, brand, and billing assumptions across all three.

Frequently asked questions

Does Geopher.ai require a card for its trial?

No. All plans advertise a seven-day Pro-level trial with no card required.

How many monitored prompts does Pro include?

Pro includes 50 monitored prompts, five AI platforms, twice-weekly automated scans, and 60 on-demand scans per month.

Can I multiply prompts by platforms to calculate usage?

Not as a verified allowance. The pricing page lists both dimensions but does not define that counting rule.

Which plan keeps a full year of history?

Agency lists 365 days of history. Starter lists 30 days and Pro lists 90 days.

If you are ready to evaluate Geopher.ai, write down the brands, monitored prompts, platforms, scan cadence, members, and history window your team actually needs. Start with the smallest tier covering all of them, and confirm billing and usage definitions in writing before choosing annual payment.