Add-ons
Prompt packs and extra AI platforms you can add to a paid plan without changing tiers.
Add-ons extend a paid plan in two ways: prompt packs raise how many prompts you can track, and platform add-ons bring Claude, Grok, or DeepSeek into your checks. Both belong to the workspace, so every domain in it shares them.
Prompt packs
A prompt pack adds prompts to your workspace's tracked limit and to every Full Check.
| Pack | Price per month |
|---|---|
| 50 extra prompts | $45 |
| 100 extra prompts | $79 |
| 200 extra prompts | $149 |
The price is the same on every paid plan. A workspace holds one prompt pack at a time; to get more or fewer prompts, change the pack size instead of buying a second one. Daily Checks recheck part of your set, so a larger allowance does not mean every prompt runs every day. See Prompts for how the limit is counted.
Platform add-ons
Claude, Grok, and DeepSeek are not included in any plan. Each is a separate add-on, priced for the plan it attaches to because a larger prompt set means more answers to check:
| Platform | Starter | Professional | Agency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Claude | $19 | $39 | $99 |
| Grok | $15 | $29 | $79 |
| DeepSeek | $9 | $12 | $29 |
Prices are per month. Platform add-ons stack: you can hold any combination of the three. Once active, the platform is checked alongside your plan's platforms and appears with them across the dashboard. Where a platform you have not added appears in a platform breakdown, it is labelled Not included yet.
Read Reading DeepSeek results before choosing DeepSeek: its results read differently from the other platforms.
Who can buy and when
- Add-ons are bought from Settings > Workspace, in the Extra prompts and Extra AI platforms cards. Only the workspace Owner can buy an add-on.
- The workspace needs an active paid plan. Add-ons are not available during a trial; they become available once the trial converts to a paid plan.
- Add-ons bill monthly, including when the plan itself is billed yearly.
- Some billing accounts cannot buy add-ons. When that applies, the card says so instead of offering a purchase.
Stopping an add-on
An add-on you hold shows as its own card in Settings > Workspace, with the option to stop it on that card. A prompt pack's card also offers the other pack sizes. Changing a pack size or stopping an add-on is for the member it is billed to, which is usually the Owner; after an ownership transfer it stays with whoever is billed until the add-on ends. An Owner who is not the one billed sees the add-on without these options. Each add-on stops on its own, without changing your plan. It stays active until the end of the current billing period, then ends. When a platform add-on ends, new checks on that platform stop; the answers already collected stay in your history and charts.