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Plans and limits

What each AmICited plan includes: monthly credits, domains, prompts, competitors, tags, engines, history and integrations, and what happens when you reach a limit.

AmICited has four plans (Starter, Pro, Premium and Enterprise) plus a 7-day trial. Every plan is credit-based: the plan sets a monthly credit allowance that pays for AI responses and other metered work, and a set of caps on how much you can configure. This page lists both. For prices, see pricing.

Plan comparison#

TrialStarterProPremiumEnterprise
Monthly credits5 (one-time welcome)50120500Custom
AI responses per month (guide)3,0008,00033,000Custom
Domains11550Unlimited
Prompts per domain32008003,200Unlimited
Competitors per domain31030UnlimitedUnlimited
Tags per domain52050UnlimitedUnlimited
AI Articles per monthUp to 5Up to 50Up to 120Up to 500Unlimited
Citation history7 days30 days180 days365 daysUnlimited
AI engines5 standard5 standard5 standardAll 8All 8
MCP server (calls per hour)Yes (120)NoYes (600)Yes (2,000)Yes (unlimited)
Ads and ecommerce integrationsNoYesYesYes
Uptime monitors0520200Unlimited

The five standard engines are ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Overview and Google AI Mode. Premium adds Claude, Grok and DeepSeek. See AI engines.

Premium also includes client workspaces and white-label reporting. Enterprise adds API access, single sign-on (SSO), an audit log and a dedicated success engineer. Google Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools and Google Analytics 4 can be connected on every plan.

Reading the numbers#

  • Credits are the real budget. The “AI responses” figure is roughly the monthly credits divided by 0.015, the cost of one response on a standard engine. Starter’s 50 credits buy about 3,000 responses, which is 20 prompts run daily on 5 engines. You can configure 200 prompts on Starter, but running all of them daily would need far more credits. Mix cadences to fit; see run frequency.
  • AI Articles are credit-bounded too. Each generated article spends about one credit, so the monthly article figure tracks your credit allowance rather than being a separate quota.
  • Caps are per domain for prompts, competitors and tags. A Pro workspace with 5 domains can track up to 800 prompts on each.
  • Citation history is how far back you can view and search cited sources.

Other limits#

TrialStarterProPremiumEnterprise
Backlinks monitored325100500Unlimited
URLs per site audit scan2005,00050,000250,000Unlimited
Public status pages1131010
Annotations with open measurements131025Unlimited
Internal link rules101005,00020,000Unlimited

The trial#

The trial runs for 7 days and needs a card on file to start. It includes 1 domain, 3 prompts, 3 competitors and a one-time grant of 5 welcome credits, which is enough to see real answers for your prompts across the standard engines. The MCP server is available during the trial so you can connect an AI agent straight away.

When you reach a limit#

  • Configuration caps (domains, prompts, competitors, tags) are checked when you add something. If a batch would go over, nothing is added and the app shows how many you use against the cap, with an upgrade option. A CSV of 300 prompts on a domain that already has 150 on Starter is rejected as a whole, so trim it to 50 first.
  • Credits are checked continuously. When the balance reaches zero, scheduled runs pause and the domain shows as inactive until you top up or the next allowance arrives. See credits.
  • Premium engines are locked in the engine picker on plans below Premium.

Changing plans#

Upgrades take effect immediately and are prorated. Downgrades take effect at the start of the next billing cycle. Unused monthly credits and articles do not roll over. Yearly billing gives you one month free.