Every plan — one-time or continuous — includes the same evidence-grade case file per detection: affiliate ID, network, full redirect chain, and timestamped SERP and landing-page screenshots. What changes between plans isn't the evidence, it's the scope, and scope is what sets the price.
A single, complete pass across the countries and devices you choose. Good for a first look, a one-off compliance check, or confirming your program is clean before you commit to ongoing coverage.
Ongoing coverage for an active affiliate or paid-search program. New violations surface on your chosen schedule instead of waiting for the next one-off audit.
For a single company running more than one brand, or a portfolio needing client-ready reporting. Agencies managing external client brands should see the agency packages instead.
Final pricing depends on the number of branded keywords, monitoring regions, and scan frequency. Volume and agency discounts available on request.
Two brands rarely need the same coverage, so every plan above is a starting point — the final number is set by these four things.
Watching just your exact brand name is the cheapest scope. Price climbs as you add close variations, common misspellings, and product-line terms — each one is another search result page pulled on every scan.
Coverage is priced per country, and per device within it, since desktop and mobile often show different ads for the same search. A US-only, desktop-only scope costs less than the same brand checked across five countries on both devices.
A single one-time pass is the cheapest unit of work. Continuous plans price by how tight the loop is — a weekly check costs less than a schedule tight enough to catch a new violation within a day of it appearing.
Each brand gets its own workspace, keyword list, and roster, so a second brand is priced like a second account, not an add-on seat. Running three or more is usually cheaper under an agency package — see the agency packages.
The same detection engine and evidence format run under every plan — this is what actually changes as you move from a single audit to standing, multi-brand coverage.
| Snapshot Audit | Continuous Monitoring | Enterprise | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full case file per detection | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Multi-country & multi-device scanning | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Affiliate ID + network attribution | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Redirect-chain tracing | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Timestamped screenshots | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Roster cross-check (approved partners never flagged) | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Scheduled recurring scans | No | Yes | Yes |
| New-detection visibility | One pass only | Yes | Yes |
| Multiple brands under one account | No | No | Yes |
| Client-branded reports | No | No | Yes |
| Custom cadence & SLA | No | No | Yes |
If the table above still leaves you between two options, these four situations cover most buyers.
The honest version of what a quote, a bill, and a quiet month with no cases actually look like.
You still get the full case-file process run against your keywords and a clear result confirming nothing turned up — that's a real finding, not a failed one, and it's worth keeping on record for your own leadership or your affiliate network. The price covers running the work, not a fee per problem found, so a clean result doesn't change what you owe or entitle you to a refund.
Yes. Plenty of buyers run the Snapshot Audit first to see what a full pass actually turns up before committing to an ongoing plan. If you upgrade afterward, we carry over the keyword list, regions, and roster you already gave us instead of re-scoping from zero — just tell us you want to move to Continuous Monitoring when you get in touch.
We re-quote against the same four levers that set your original price — keyword volume, geographic coverage, scan frequency, brands covered — and send you the new number before anything changes. Scope, and what you're billed, never expands without you approving it first.
No. Continuous Monitoring renews on the cycle agreed at signup, but there's no fixed term attached to it — pause or cancel whenever your program changes, and monitoring stops at the next cycle. A Snapshot Audit is one-time by definition, so there's nothing to lock into in the first place.
Every plan is quoted first, based on your keywords, regions, frequency, and brand count, then invoiced — there's no self-serve card checkout today. Once you accept a quote, billing runs on the cycle agreed at signup: a one-time charge for Snapshot Audit, a recurring invoice for Continuous Monitoring and Enterprise.
No. Price is set by scope, not by outcomes — a month with ten cases costs the same as a month with zero, and we don't take a cut of anything recovered from a takedown. We're also not the ones filing the takedown; see below.
Enforcement. We hand you the case file — affiliate ID, network, redirect chain, evidence — not a cease-and-desist or a complaint filed with your network on your behalf; that stays with you, your network, or your legal counsel. A few detection types are on the roadmap but not shipped, so they aren't part of any paid plan yet: domain & social-handle spoofing detection Coming soon, trademark-in-ad-copy detection Coming soon, and automated takedown filing Coming soon — we'll say so clearly here when that changes.
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