AI visibility pricing
Omnia pricing: prompts set the plan, credits set the real workload
Omnia combines prompt monitoring with a separate credit pool. Growth is a sensible entry point, but the practical cost depends on how credits are consumed by the insights and actions your team uses.
Joonas Rotko
Pricing checked 28 September 2026
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Pricing at a glance
| Plan | Monthly price | Annual / billing note | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Growth | €79/mo | €63/mo billed annually | For one early AI-visibility programme. |
| Pro(best fit) | €279/mo | €223/mo billed annually | For a broader question set and recurring reporting. |
| Enterprise | From €499/mo | From €399/mo billed annually | For larger monitoring scope and custom terms. |
Prices and billing terms above reflect the stated check date. Confirm the checkout total, tax and renewal terms before buying.
Buddy's take
Omnia has a tidy three-tier structure. The catch is the credit model: count prompts first, then get a written view of what the included credits cover.
Which plan fits your workload?
| If you need | Choose | Why |
|---|---|---|
| A focused set of brand and category prompts | Growth | Twenty-five prompts is enough for a tightly defined pilot, provided the 150 credits cover the actions you expect. |
| Several markets, products or a repeatable reporting cadence | Pro | Pro raises the allowance to 100 prompts and 600 credits without moving into a custom contract. |
| More than 100 prompts or a multi-team programme | Enterprise | Start with the published 200-plus prompt floor and ask the vendor to define the credit and support package in writing. |
Growth
- ✓25 prompts
- ✓150 credits
- ✓14-day no-card trial
- ✓Annual billing saves 20%
Pro
- ✓100 prompts
- ✓600 credits
- ✓Annual billing saves 20%
- ✓Confirm engines and projects in checkout
Enterprise
- ✓200+ prompts
- ✓1,500 credits
- ✓Custom scope
- ✓Sales-led package
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.
The public page checked on 28 September 2026 showed Growth at €79 monthly or €63 billed annually, Pro at €279 or €223, and Enterprise from €499 or €399 billed annually.
Credits carry over according to Omnia. Confirm what one insight, report, export or automated action costs before comparing the tier prices.
The vendor advertises a 14-day trial without a card. Use it to test whether its monitored engines and question sampling match the topics you care about.
Omnia documents an official MCP, but I could not verify the endpoint, authentication or plan gate. Confirm those details before building a workflow around it.
What else could fit your budget?
Compare the job and cost model, not only the entry price
Sight AI
$99/mo · Pro
A credit-based AI visibility option with a lower published entry price and publishing-related workflow features.
Promptwatch
$95/mo · Essential
A monitoring option for teams that want to compare AI-answer visibility as part of a specialist reporting workflow.
FinSEO
€84/mo · Starter
A prompt and model allowance for teams that want a clear published entry tier.
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: Omnia reviewFrequently asked questions
Omnia's public page showed Growth at €79 per month, Pro at €279 and Enterprise from €499. Annual billing was listed at €63, €223 and from €399 per month respectively.
Yes. Omnia advertises a 14-day trial without a card. Confirm the prompt and credit scope before starting.
Omnia says credits carry over. I could not verify the credit cost of each feature or add-on pack, so ask before choosing a tier.
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