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AI visibility pricing

Evertune pricing: $800 Pro is a serious monitoring commitment

Evertune sells a high-volume AI visibility platform. The published Pro price is clear, but the buying process is still demo-led, so the important work is confirming what the 100,000 prompt allowance means for your brands and markets.

$800/mo startingUSD monthly pricing shown by Evertune; Enterprise is custom
Joonas Rotko

Joonas Rotko

Pricing checked 28 September 2026

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Pricing at a glance

PlanMonthly priceAnnual / billing noteBest for
Pro$800/mo—For high-volume AI visibility monitoring.
EnterpriseCustom pricing—For broader scope and negotiated support.

Prices and billing terms above reflect the stated check date. Confirm the checkout total, tax and renewal terms before buying.

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Buddy's take

At $800 per month, Evertune needs to replace a meaningful research or reporting workload. It is not a casual experiment for a one-site content team.

Which plan fits your workload?

If you needChooseWhy
100,000 prompts and the stated model coverage fit your reporting needProThe public Pro plan is the only self-contained price. Map its 100,000 prompts against brands, questions and refresh cadence before purchasing.
More capacity, multiple business units or bespoke governanceEnterpriseAsk for a written definition of prompts, sampling, users, exports and contract terms.

Pro

  • ✓100,000 prompts
  • ✓11 AI models
  • ✓25 articles
  • ✓Up to 100x sampling claim
  • ✓Demo-led purchase

Enterprise

  • ✓Custom prompt volume
  • ✓Custom model and article scope
  • ✓Sales-led package
  • ✓Confirm implementation and contract terms

Billing, extra costs and terms

The published subscription price is not necessarily the total cost. Check the terms that affect your actual workload, expansion and cancellation before you migrate.

1.

Evertune's public pricing page showed Pro at $800 per month with 100,000 prompts, 11 models and 25 articles on 28 September 2026.

2.

The company positions its offer around a demo. Confirm whether the public prompt allowance is per month, how model sampling consumes it, and what happens after an overage.

3.

The site claims up to 100x sampling per model. Treat that as a vendor claim until the demo defines the sampling setup for your own monitoring scope.

4.

I could not verify a public trial, annual rate, API or MCP offering. Do not assume any of these are included.

What else could fit your budget?

Compare the job and cost model, not only the entry price

Sight AI logo

Sight AI

$99/mo · Pro

A lower-entry credit model when you need to test AI visibility and publishing workflows before committing to enterprise-scale monitoring.

Full product context

Need the product trade-offs too?

The pricing page focuses on plan selection and cost. The review covers product fit, limitations, alternatives, AI capabilities and the buying risks that a plan table leaves out.

Read: Evertune review

Frequently asked questions

Evertune's public page showed Pro at $800 per month on 28 September 2026. Enterprise pricing is custom.

The public Pro card listed 100,000 prompts, 11 models and 25 articles. Confirm how prompts and sampling are counted during a demo.

I could not verify a public Evertune trial. Ask during the demo before committing.

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