GrowthAgents costs $499, $999 or $1,799 per month depending on the bundle. All three are month to month with no setup fee, every plan includes the compliance check and the attribution ledger from day one, and the first thirty days of paid service are covered by a money-back guarantee.
There is no enterprise tier, no per-seat charge, and no quote to request. What is on this page is what you pay.
Every plan starts with a free trial. Attribution and compliance are on from the first minute — neither is a paid add-on.
Replaces a content agency · ~$4,000/mo
$499 /mo
For firms that publish nothing today and need a jurisdiction-checked, measured content engine running without a partner writing at 11pm.
Replaces content + social · $6K–10K/mo
$999 /mo
For firms already publishing who cannot prove any of it works, and who need reviews and social running on the same ledger.
Replaces the whole stack · $15,000+/mo
$1,799 /mo
For firms retiring a full agency relationship, with enough existing pages that rewriting the underperformers is the fastest lever.
Market rates for the work each plan covers, so the comparison is against a retainer rather than against another piece of software.
| What you're replacing | Typical cost | Covered by | GrowthAgents |
|---|---|---|---|
| Content agency or freelance writer | ~$4,000/mo | Foundation | $499/mo |
| Content plus social management | $6,000–10,000/mo | Growth | $999/mo |
| Full-service legal marketing retainer | $15,000+/mo | Scale | $1,799/mo |
| Jurisdiction rule check before publish | Usually not offered | Every plan | Included |
| Asset-level attribution | Usually not offered | Every plan | Included |
// The invoice comparison is the least useful one. The number that matters is cost per signed matter, and most firms cannot calculate it — which is the actual problem. A firm spending $9,500 a month for a year has spent $114,000 and can usually name zero specific assets that produced a client.
We say this before you ask, because finding out in month two is worse than finding out now.
No paid search, paid social, or media buying on any plan. If you run ads, keep whoever runs them.
No logo work, no site redesign, no video production. We publish into the site you have.
No answering service and no receptionist. Lead capture and follow-up are in development and are not on any invoice until they ship.
Nobody can promise you rankings, cases, or clients — and we check every asset we write for you against your jurisdiction's rules, which flags that kind of language, so we don't use it ourselves. The guarantee covers the exit, not the outcome.
Three bundles: Foundation at $499 a month, Growth at $999 a month, and Scale at $1,799 a month. All are billed monthly with no setup fee and no contract. Every plan includes the pre-publish compliance check and the per-asset attribution ledger — neither is sold as an add-on.
Yes to both. The trial runs the real platform on your real site — content researched for your jurisdiction, checked against its advertising rules, scored on the public rubric, and published. Assets published during your trial are yours whether or not you stay. A card is taken at signup and charged only when the trial converts; cancel during the trial and you pay nothing. Full terms are on the free trial page.
Yes, self-serve from your dashboard, effective at the end of your billing period. No retention call and no cancellation form. Content published to your WordPress stays on your WordPress — we don't claw back published work.
Your first thirty days of paid service. If it doesn't convince you, cancel and request the refund within fourteen days at hello@growthagents.ai, and that month's subscription fee comes back. It is not a performance guarantee — no one can promise you rankings or cases. Details on the guarantee page.
If you publish nothing today, start at Foundation — the constraint is production. If you already publish and can't prove any of it works, start at Growth, because more content won't fix an attribution problem. Take Scale when you're retiring an agency relationship outright and have enough existing pages that rewriting the underperformers is the fastest available lever. You can change tier monthly.
Yes. Plans change monthly, effective at your next billing period. Nothing published under a previous tier is removed or reverted when you move.
Auto-publishing is native to WordPress today. On other platforms the agents still research, draft, check for compliance and score every asset, and deliver it ready to publish — the final publish step is manual until we ship a native integration for your platform. Email hello@growthagents.ai with your platform and we'll tell you exactly what the workflow looks like before you start a trial.
No, and that's deliberate. Twelve-month agreements exist because results wouldn't survive a monthly decision. The product is supposed to re-earn its invoice every thirty days, and discounting the exit away would undercut the only claim we make.
An agency sells human hours in monthly cycles and reports on activity; a platform runs continuously and reports at the asset level. The two genuine advantages of a good agency are strategic judgment and a relationship, and those are worth paying for. What isn't worth retainer rates is the checklist half of the work, which is most of it. See the full breakdown for law firms.
The free SiteScan grades up to 20 of your pages on how AI answer engines read them, returns a scored report, and rewrites your weakest page live. No card, no sales call, and you keep the rewrite either way.