One free report. Ongoing consulting, if you want it.
The report tells you what's wrong, free, no card required. Continuing — the fixes, the re-analysis, the AI that remembers your project — is what the subscription is for.
✓Full AI-generated report for a website or YouTube channel
✓One free Generate All Fixes per report
✓A workspace with 1 saved project
✓PDF & Word export
For fixing it, continuously
Consultant
An AI consultant that stays with the project
$10/month
Everything in Free, plus
✓Unlimited re-analysis — see exactly what changed since last time
✓Unlimited Generate All Fixes
✓AI Consultant chat that remembers your history
✓Competitor tracking
✓Thumbnail & title review (YouTube)
✓Weekly check-in when there's something worth acting on
✓Score history & timeline
✓Up to 3 active projects
For managing it across clients
Agency
Everything in Consultant, at scale
$39/month
Everything in Consultant, plus
✓Up to 15 active projects
✓Priority report generation
✓White-label exports — no ToolEleven branding
Cancel anytime. Downgrading keeps your saved reports — you just can't re-analyze past your new plan's project limit until you're back within it.
A few things worth knowing
Why is the first report free?
Because a report you haven't seen yet isn't worth paying for. You should know exactly what ToolEleven finds before deciding whether ongoing help is worth it to you.
What actually happens on Consultant that doesn't happen on Free?
Free gives you a snapshot. Consultant re-analyzes with memory of your last report — so instead of a second unrelated audit, you get a real diff: what improved, what regressed, since you made changes.
What happens at the project limit?
You can still view and re-analyze projects you already have. Adding a new one past your plan's limit needs either freeing up a slot or moving to a higher tier.
Do you fabricate numbers to make the report sound more impressive?
No — deliberately. ToolEleven's reports never invent CTR, revenue, or growth percentages that aren't in the actual data. If something can't be verified, we say so instead of guessing convincingly.