Every plan gets the full API

Launch is $99 a month for 4 locations at 10 requests per minute. Growth is $499 a month for 25 locations at 50 requests per minute. Enterprise is custom for 100+ locations with negotiated limits. Every plan includes the whole API: listings and citation sync, review tracking and responses, multi-channel posting, local analytics, the Python and Node SDKs, and the hosted MCP server. Plans differ in locations, rate limits, citation coverage and support, not in features. Launch starts with a 14-day free trial. You add a card at signup and can cancel any time before the trial ends. Launch and Growth are both self serve and month to month, so there is no annual commitment and no sales call to get a key. Enterprise is the only tier that is scoped in a conversation, because location count, throughput, SLA and support all have to be agreed.

The trial runs on the Launch plan and needs a card to start. You get the full API for 14 days. If you cancel before the trial ends you are not charged; otherwise the subscription converts to a paid Launch plan automatically.

The free trial is on Launch. Most teams validate the integration on Launch first, then upgrade to Growth from the dashboard when they need more locations or throughput.

One business location managed through the API. Every location you create counts toward your plan limit: 4 on Launch, 25 on Growth, custom on Enterprise.

Social Launch does, on the same terms as Listings Launch: 14 days free, with a card required to start. Social Growth starts paid, exactly like Listings Growth. Each product carries its own trial, so if you already hold Listings and add Social Launch from the dashboard, Social starts its own 14 free days without touching your Listings billing. The same works the other way round. The trial is once per product: if you have already trialled Social and come back to it later, that purchase is billed on the day you make it.

A brand is one social identity you publish as: a name, its profile assets, and the social accounts attached to it. Brands are unlimited on every Social tier and are not billed: what your plan meters is connections. Brands are also counted separately from Listings locations, so a location does not consume a brand and a brand does not consume a location.

A connection is one authorized social account attached to a brand: a Facebook Page, an Instagram professional account, an X account, a LinkedIn Page, or a Pinterest account. Connections are what your Social plan is priced on. Social Launch includes 20 and Social Growth includes 125. Because there are five supported networks, one brand connected everywhere uses five connections, which makes Launch roughly four fully connected brands and Growth roughly twenty-five. One caveat on Instagram, which is Meta rule rather than ours: only a Business or Creator account linked to a Facebook Page can be connected, so a personal account cannot, however much capacity you have bought.

Your total is an account-wide pool: the connections your tier includes plus five for every connection pack you have bought. You choose how to spend it, so one brand can hold a dozen connections while another holds one, and there is no per-brand limit and no limit on how many brands share the pool. A slot is taken by the pairing of one social account with one brand, and it stays taken until the end of the billing cycle. So linking the same Facebook Page to a second brand uses a second slot, and disconnecting it from the first brand does not hand that slot back until the cycle turns.

No, they are separate subscriptions. You can buy Listings only, Social only, or both. If you hold both, you will see two monthly charges on the same card, one per product, each on its own plan and its own renewal date. Upgrading, downgrading, or cancelling one has no effect on the other.

The complete API: listings and citation sync, review tracking and responses, multi-channel posting, local analytics, the Python and Node SDKs, and the hosted MCP server. Plans differ only in locations, rate limits, and support.

Yes, they vary by plan. Launch runs at 10 requests per minute, Growth at 50, and Enterprise is negotiated with dedicated capacity. Limits are enforced per account. Over the limit returns HTTP 429 with retry_after_seconds, and the Python and Node SDKs honor it automatically. Bulk endpoints such as createBulkSocialPost and archiveLocations count as a single request each, which is what makes them the efficient path for large batches.

Extra locations are $25 a month each, and social connections are sold in packs of five for $25 a month per pack, so ten connections are $50 a month. An add-on is charged immediately when you buy it, prorated for the days left in the current billing cycle, and it renews with your subscription after that. Buying a pack is the only way to add connection capacity mid-cycle, because a slot you free by disconnecting does not return to the pool until the cycle ends. Cancelling an add-on takes effect at the end of the billing cycle: you keep the capacity you paid for until the cycle closes, and it is not billed again. There are no refunds for the part of a cycle you have already paid.

Self-serve tops out at 100 locations on Listings and 250 connections on Social, counted separately per product. Brands are unlimited, so there is no cap to raise there. If you need more than that, talk to us and we will scope an Enterprise plan around your volume.

Yes, once it has been active for 90 days. The same tenure rule applies to both: below 90 days the archive call is refused. Archiving a location takes effect at the end of the billing cycle, so you keep it for the cycle you have already paid for and your next invoice drops it. Archiving a brand takes effect immediately, along with every connection attached to it, but those connection slots stay held until the end of the billing cycle, exactly as they would if you had disconnected them yourself.

Yes. Upgrade, downgrade, or cancel from the dashboard at any time. Cancelling stops the next renewal.

Enterprise plans are scoped to your location count, throughput needs, SLA, and support requirements. Reach out through our contact form and we will put a proposal together.