Per managed page, per month.

Pick a row. Multiply by the number of pages you want managed.

Cumulative. Each tier includes the ones before it, because optimization cannot run without the two underneath.

Unlimited seats. Nothing to install. Every page you choose, read continuously.

every tier

What comes standard.

Unlimited seats

Pages are the unit, so people are not. Nobody is priced out of looking.

Google integrations

Search Console and Analytics connect at every tier, so what a page is doing sits next to what is wrong with it.

MCP access

Every probeo API is an MCP tool. A finding goes straight to whatever coding agent you already run, and the fix becomes a prompt.

Nothing to install

No credentials, no integration, nothing behind a login.

Your history, kept

Search performance is kept from the day you connect Search Console, past the window Google itself keeps.

You decide what ships

probeo delivers. Publishing stays with you.

the unit

The managed page.

Not your site size. The number of pages you put under management.

Site size is context. Scope is the purchase. We say managed page every time, because dropping the word turns a scope decision back into a site audit, and the site is always bigger than the scope.

in practice

One row, one multiplication.

A customer never adds anything up.

Monitoring is continuous, weighted toward what changed and what matters. The model does not punish frequency, because it is built for continuous use rather than periodic audits.

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Without probeo, we'd still be looking for consultants to give us this information.

Dorian, CMO, Bizee

questions

What people ask.

How is it priced?

Per managed page, per month. $0.35 for Site Clarity, $3 for Content Intelligence, $9 for Content Optimization, and each includes the ones below it. You choose which pages are managed.

We already pay an agency. Why this?

An agency fixes what it is asked to fix. probeo checks every page you put under management, continuously, and keeps the record, so you can see what changed and what is still open. One customer's own agency asked to run probeo on its other clients.

Do you need access to our site?

No. probeo reads the public site the way Google does, through your sitemap and public pages, and identifies itself as probeo. If your bot protection blocks it, letting probeo through is the only setup.