Vendor teardown · Last updated August 2026
Ubersuggest pricing 2026, an Ubersuggest review of the rank tracker, and the Ubersuggest alternatives worth comparing
The short answer
Ubersuggest sells three plans and states its own range on the pricing page as US$29 to US$99 a month: Individual, Business and Enterprise, plus a quote-only Custom tier. For keyword research and site audits at that price it is genuinely hard to beat. For rank tracking specifically there are two limits the plan cards bury. Rankings update weekly on every tier, including the $99 one, and the tracked keyword allowance is per project, not per account: 125, 150 and 300 keywords per project. That means 300 keywords is the hard ceiling on any single website, on every Ubersuggest plan sold.
Every limit below was read off the Ubersuggest pricing page on August 31, 2026. One caution we hit ourselves and pass on: the plan cards are priced by IP address, and the page served us local currency rather than dollars. Serpstracker builds a competing daily rank tracker. We are not affiliated with Ubersuggest or NP Digital and earn no commission on any link on this page.
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Three plans, one quote-only tier, and a ladder built around websites rather than keywords.
Ubersuggest names its tiers after who is buying rather than what they get. Individual is described on the card as being for solo entrepreneurs and small businesses managing one website. Business is for small and medium businesses managing two to seven websites. Enterprise is for large businesses and agencies managing eight to fifteen. A fourth card, Custom, has no price at all and sends you to a quote form.
That framing tells you where the ladder actually bites. You do not move up a tier because you outgrew a keyword count. You move up because you took on another client site. Everything on the plan, including the tracked keyword allowance, is expressed per project, and the number of projects is what each price buys.
Worth saying plainly, because it is the single fact a rank tracking buyer needs: Ubersuggest updates rankings weekly, and it does so on all three plans. There is no daily option to upgrade into. We unpack why the cadence changes what you can do with the data in weekly vs daily rank tracking.
Ubersuggest plans, August 2026
| Limit | Individual | Business | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price a month | US$29 | about US$49 | US$99 |
| Projects (brands) | 1 | 7 | 15 |
| Users | 1 | 2 | 5 |
| Tracked keywords per project | 125 | 150 | 300 |
| Rank tracking cadence | weekly | weekly | weekly |
| Keywords across all projects | 125 | 1,050 | 4,500 |
| Competitors per project | 5 | 10 | 15 |
| Locations per project | 20 | unlimited | unlimited |
| Site audit pages per project | 1,000 | 5,000 | 10,000 |
| Site audit cadence | weekly | weekly | weekly |
| Keyword suggestions a month | 20,000 | 50,000 | 100,000 |
| Searches a day | 150 | 300 | 900 |
| Reports a day | 150 | 300 | 900 |
| AI credits a month | 250 | 500 | 1,000 |
| AI prompt ideas per search | 25 | 50 | 75 |
The "keywords across all projects" row is arithmetic, not a published figure: it is the per project allowance multiplied by the project count. Ubersuggest does not advertise an account-wide keyword number, which is exactly why the per project cap catches people out.
You cannot track more than 300 keywords on one website, at any price Ubersuggest sells.
Most rank trackers sell you a pool. You buy 1,500 keywords and you decide how to spread them: all on one site, or fifty each across thirty sites. Ubersuggest does not work that way. The allowance is fixed per project, so the plan you buy sets a hard limit on how deeply you can watch any one domain.
On Individual that limit is 125 keywords. On Business it is 150. On Enterprise, the $99 plan aimed at agencies, it is 300. Buying Enterprise does not give you 4,500 keywords to point wherever you like. It gives you fifteen separate buckets of 300, and a bucket cannot be poured into another bucket.
For a solo site owner watching a couple of hundred phrases, none of this matters and Ubersuggest is a bargain. For anyone running a serious keyword set on a single ecommerce catalogue or a content site with a few thousand ranking pages, 300 is the number that ends the conversation. There is no upgrade path past it short of the quote-only Custom tier.
The related trap is the project count itself. Seven projects on Business sounds generous until you notice a project is a brand, and agencies routinely need a staging domain, a client microsite and a competitor set inside what they think of as one engagement. If you are pricing this for client work, read rank tracker for agencies and rank tracker pricing per client before you commit.
Keywords trackable on a single website
| Tool, top published tier | One site | Cadence |
|---|---|---|
| AccuRanker Expert | 25,000 | daily |
| Ahrefs Enterprise | from 10,000 | weekly |
| Nightwatch Agency | 7,500 | daily |
| Serpstracker Agency | 5,000 | daily |
| Semrush Advanced | 5,000 | daily |
| Wincher Professional | 5,000 | daily |
| Ranktracker Authority | 5,000 | daily |
| Moz Pro Large | 3,000 | weekly |
| SE Ranking Growth | metered targets | daily |
| Ubersuggest Enterprise | 300 | weekly |
Every tool above except Ubersuggest sells a pooled allowance, so its figure is the whole plan aimed at one domain. Ubersuggest is the only one in this list where the per site number is fixed by design and cannot be concentrated. SE Ranking meters keyword times search engine as a target count rather than publishing a per site cap.
The card is priced by your IP address, and it is always on sale.
The currency changes with your location
We could not get Ubersuggest to quote dollars. Loading the pricing page from a European server returned the three cards in local currency, and adding a currency parameter to the URL changed nothing. The only dollar figures printed anywhere in the page text were in Ubersuggest's own comparison graphic, which brackets its range as US$29 to US$99 against Semrush at US$139 to US$499, Ahrefs at US$129 to US$449 and Moz at US$49 to US$299.
So we are confident about the ends of the ladder and deliberately hedged about the middle. Individual at US$29 and Enterprise at US$99 are the vendor's own published range endpoints and match the local-currency cards we were served. Business is widely reported at US$49 and the card we saw converts to roughly that at the same implied rate, but Ubersuggest did not print a dollar figure for it on the page we read, so we are not going to pretend we verified one. Confirm the amount your card is actually charged at checkout.
The discount that never ends
A black banner runs across the top of the pricing page reading "SPECIAL OFFER! Save 90% off with lifetime access. Offer ends soon!" next to a countdown clock. The billing toggle underneath carries its own badges: Monthly is labelled "Save 70%" and Lifetime "Save 90%".
Both percentages are quoted without a baseline. Nowhere on the page is there an undiscounted price to measure 70% or 90% against, and the countdown resets. Treat the numbers on the cards as the price, not as a saving, and do not let the clock rush the decision. Ubersuggest also states that lifetime plan purchases are final and non-refundable, which is the one place where the urgency banner and the refund policy point in opposite directions.
The trial is real and worth using: Ubersuggest offers a one-time 7-day free trial on monthly subscriptions. Seven days is enough to see whether 125 or 300 keywords covers your site, which is the question that actually decides this purchase.
Cheap per keyword, expensive per check.
Price per tracked keyword is the number every vendor wants you to compare on, and on that measure Ubersuggest looks unbeatable: $99 divided by 4,500 keywords is just over two cents. But a tracked keyword you only measure once a week produces 4.3 data points a month, not 30. Divide by the number of positions you actually receive and the ranking changes shape. Both columns are below, because both are true and they disagree.
| Plan | Price / mo | Keywords | Cadence | Per keyword | Per check |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ubersuggest Enterprise | US$99 | 4,500 | weekly | $0.022 | $0.0051 |
| Ubersuggest Business | about US$49 | 1,050 | weekly | $0.047 | $0.0109 |
| Serpstracker Agency | $249 | 5,000 | daily | $0.050 | $0.0017 |
| Serpstracker Growth | $99 | 1,500 | daily | $0.066 | $0.0022 |
| Ranktracker Authority | $299 | 5,000 | daily | $0.060 | $0.0020 |
| Wincher Professional | EUR 319 | 5,000 | daily | EUR 0.064 | EUR 0.0021 |
| Moz Pro Large | $299 | 3,000 | weekly | $0.100 | $0.0232 |
| Semrush Advanced | $549 | 5,000 | daily | $0.110 | $0.0037 |
| Ahrefs Standard | $249 | 2,000 | weekly | $0.125 | $0.0290 |
| Serpstracker Starter | $39 | 250 | daily | $0.156 | $0.0052 |
| Ubersuggest Individual | US$29 | 125 | weekly | $0.232 | $0.0540 |
Read the two right-hand columns together and the picture is clear. Ubersuggest Enterprise wins the per keyword column outright at $0.022 and nothing else in the table comes close. In the per check column it lands at $0.0051, which is roughly the same as our $39 entry plan and three times the cost of our Agency plan, because we deliver 30 positions a month per keyword and Ubersuggest delivers 4.3. Ubersuggest Individual at $0.054 a check is the most expensive row on the page. The fuller version of this table, covering fourteen tools, lives on rank tracker cost comparison.
One honest caveat on the arithmetic. The Ubersuggest keyword figures are the account-wide totals from the table above, which assume you genuinely run 7 or 15 separate websites. If you run one site, your real Enterprise allowance is 300 keywords and the per keyword cost is $0.33, not $0.022. That is the single biggest reason to work out your own number rather than trusting anyone's summary, including this one.
Where Ubersuggest is the right purchase, and it is a wider set than we would like.
Buy Ubersuggest when
- You want one tool, not four. At US$29 the entry plan includes keyword research, a site auditor, backlink data, AI visibility features and rank tracking. Serpstracker has no keyword database, no crawler, no backlink index and no on-page checker. We track Google positions and nothing else.
- You are learning SEO. The recommendations are written for people who are not already specialists, and the education around the product is a genuine part of what you are paying for.
- Your keyword set is small and stable. A local business or a personal site watching 80 phrases will never touch the 125 ceiling, and weekly is a perfectly sensible cadence when you publish twice a month.
- You want a one-time payment. Ubersuggest sells lifetime access. We do not offer anything comparable, and for a buyer who hates subscriptions that is a real advantage worth weighing against the non-refundable terms.
- You need keyword volume data. 20,000 to 100,000 suggestions a month is a different product category from a rank tracker, and it is the part of Ubersuggest people actually renew for.
Look elsewhere when
- One site needs more than 300 keywords. This is the hard stop and no Ubersuggest plan clears it. A pooled allowance from any tracker in the ceiling table above solves it immediately.
- You need to know within a day. Weekly checks mean a drop that happens on a Tuesday can surface the following Monday. If you are shipping changes or riding out an algorithm update, that lag is the whole problem. See rank drop alerts and daily rank tracker.
- You send client reports. Rank tracking is one panel inside a tool built for one owner. For branded client output, look at white label rank tracker.
- You want the SERP itself, not just a number. We store the organic top 10 on every check, so you can see who moved above you and when. Ubersuggest reports the position.
- You need seats. One user on Individual, two on Business, five on Enterprise. A five-person in-house team is on the $99 plan by seat count alone, regardless of keyword volume.
If you are weighing Ubersuggest against the bigger suites rather than against a dedicated tracker, the money question is usually whether you need the suite at all. Compare Semrush pricing, Ahrefs pricing and Moz alternatives, and read do you need a rank tracker with Semrush or Ahrefs.
Moving off Ubersuggest without losing your history.
The usual trigger is not price. It is a single project hitting its keyword ceiling, or a client asking why a ranking drop took nine days to appear in a report. Both are structural rather than fixable, so the move is worth doing properly.
Export first. Ubersuggest allows exporting images, CSV and PDF on every tier, so pull your tracked keyword lists and whatever ranking history you have before the subscription lapses. Weekly history is still history, and a year of Monday snapshots is worth keeping even once you switch to daily numbers.
Then expect the positions to disagree for a few days. Two trackers checking from different locations, on different devices, at different times of day will not return identical numbers, and a weekly tool compared against a daily one will diverge fastest of all. The step-by-step version is in how to switch rank trackers, and the reasons two tools disagree are in how accurate are rank trackers.
One thing to keep rather than replace: if Ubersuggest is doing your keyword research and site audits well, there is no rule saying the rank tracker has to come from the same vendor. Plenty of teams keep a cheap research tool and buy tracking separately, which usually costs less than upgrading a suite for the tracking alone.
Serpstracker, for comparison
- $39 a month, 250 keywords, 3 sites
- $99 a month, 1,500 keywords, 10 sites
- $249 a month, 5,000 keywords, unlimited sites, API
- Every keyword checked daily, on every plan
- Keywords are a pooled allowance: put all 5,000 on one domain if you want
- Per location and per device
- Organic top 10 stored on every check
- Same-day drop alerts by email and Slack
- Priced in US dollars regardless of where you load the page
And the honest other side: no keyword research database, no site crawler, no backlink index, no AI visibility tracking. If those are why you bought Ubersuggest, keep it.
Questions people ask about Ubersuggest pricing.
How much does Ubersuggest cost?
Ubersuggest states its own range on the pricing page as US$29 to US$99 a month across three plans: Individual, Business and Enterprise. A fourth Custom tier is quote-only. The cards are priced by IP address, so a non-US visitor is shown local currency rather than dollars.
Is Ubersuggest free?
Not for the paid features. Ubersuggest offers a free account with limited daily searches and weekly rank tracking, plus a one-time 7-day free trial on monthly subscriptions. Full keyword volumes, project tracking and site audits sit behind the paid tiers.
How many keywords can you track with Ubersuggest?
The allowance is per project, not per account: 125 keywords per project on Individual, 150 on Business and 300 on Enterprise. Multiplied by the project count that is 125, 1,050 and 4,500 across an account, but no single website can exceed its per project number.
Does Ubersuggest track rankings daily?
No. Rank tracking updates weekly on all three plans, including the $99 Enterprise tier, and site audits run weekly too. There is no daily option to upgrade into. If cadence is the reason you are buying a tracker, that is the deciding fact.
Does Ubersuggest have a lifetime deal?
Yes. The pricing page carries a permanent banner advertising lifetime access at a stated 90% saving, with a countdown clock. No undiscounted baseline is published to measure that percentage against, and Ubersuggest states that lifetime plan purchases are final and non-refundable.
What is the difference between Ubersuggest Individual and Business?
Projects and seats, mostly. Individual is 1 project and 1 user with 125 tracked keywords and 20 locations. Business is 7 projects and 2 users with 150 tracked keywords per project and unlimited locations, plus larger audit and research allowances. The cadence is weekly on both.
Is Ubersuggest worth it for rank tracking?
For a small, stable keyword set on one or two sites, yes: it is among the cheapest ways to get positions at all. For a single site needing more than 300 keywords, or for anyone who needs to know about a drop within a day, the per project cap and the weekly cadence rule it out regardless of price.
Is Ubersuggest cheaper than Semrush or Ahrefs?
Substantially. Ubersuggest publishes its own comparison putting itself at US$29 to US$99 against Semrush at US$139 to US$499 and Ahrefs at US$129 to US$449. The suites win on data depth, backlink indexes and keyword database size, which is what the extra money buys.
How many users does Ubersuggest include?
One on Individual, two on Business and five on Enterprise. Seats are not sold separately on the published cards, so a team larger than five needs the quote-only Custom tier. For a five-person in-house team, seat count alone puts you on the $99 plan.
Does Ubersuggest have an API?
The published plan cards do not list API access as a tier feature, and no API pricing appears alongside the three plans. If you need to pull ranking data into a warehouse or a client dashboard, confirm availability with Ubersuggest directly rather than assuming it is included.
Can you cancel Ubersuggest anytime?
Monthly subscriptions carry a "no obligations, cancel at any time" note under each plan card. Lifetime purchases are a different matter: Ubersuggest states they are final and non-refundable, so the cancellation freedom applies to the recurring plans only.
What is the best Ubersuggest alternative for rank tracking?
It depends which limit pushed you out. If it was the 300 keyword per project cap, any pooled-allowance tracker fixes it. If it was weekly updates, you need a daily tracker. If it was seats or client reporting, look at agency-oriented tools rather than cheaper ones.
For the cadence question on its own, read weekly vs daily rank tracking, and for a view of the whole field see best rank tracker.
Price the rest of the field.
Rank tracker cost comparison
Cost per tracked keyword across fourteen tools.
Wincher pricing
Daily updates from a cheap European tracker.
Nightwatch pricing
Six engines and AI visibility, quoted in euros.
AgencyAnalytics pricing
Where rank tracking is a paid add-on.
Semrush pricing
Where two plans share one keyword ceiling.
Ahrefs pricing
Four tiers, and a rank tracker that stays weekly.
SE Ranking pricing
Where keyword times engine becomes the real limit.
Rank tracker for small business
What a small keyword set actually needs.
Daily rank tracker
What changes when the number arrives every day.
Serpstracker pricing
Our three plans and what each ceiling costs.
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