Profound pricing calculator.

Profound does not publish an official price. Third-party and historical surfaces have cited Starter around $99/month (ChatGPT-only, ~50 unique prompts, 1 seat) and Growth around $399/month (3 answer engines, ~100 unique prompts, 3 seats), with Enterprise as a custom quote that adds custom engine, prompt, seat, language, region, API, SSO/SAML, SOC 2, Slack support, and Prompt Volumes terms. Community and third-party references have pointed to $1,000+/month as a directional Enterprise floor, so this page shows $1,000+/mo for Enterprise. Treat all of these as reported budget guidance, not an official fixed price or a guaranteed quote.

Not really. The live page at tryprofound.com/pricing is demo-led: it routes you to "Get a Demo" with no public price and no checkout ladder. The $99 Starter and $399 Growth figures come from third-party surfaces like G2 and from Profound-owned review content, not from a self-serve checkout you can complete on the official page. The safest reading is: $99 and $399 are historical or third-party price signals, and current buying (including Enterprise) runs through a sales conversation. The $1,000+/mo Enterprise number is a reported floor for planning, not official list pricing.

Because Profound stratifies coverage by tier. Anything past 3 answer engines, 100 unique prompts per month, or 3 seats is outside the cited Starter and Growth boundaries. When that happens, the calculator shows Enterprise with a reported $1,000+/mo budgeting floor instead of a fixed number. Trakkr Growth covers 8 AI models, 50 prompts, and 3 seats at $100/month; Trakkr Scale covers 500 prompts and unlimited seats at $500/month, both published openly.

The calculator divides the cited monthly figure by the unique prompts included in that tier. Starter is $99 / 50 = $1.98 per unique tracked prompt; Growth is $399 / 100 = $3.99; Trakkr Growth is $100 / 50 = $2.00. The $99 and $399 inputs are third-party signals, not official Profound checkout prices, so treat the Profound figures as directional. These are also not price-per-AI-response figures: third-party references list roughly 1,500 responses per month on Starter and 9,000 on Growth, so response-level unit economics run lower than the prompt-level math.

No public free trial that I could verify. Profound's current pricing page is demo-led and routes buyers to "Get a Demo" rather than a self-serve trial or checkout, and G2 also indicates Profound does not offer a free trial. Treat trial availability as something to confirm with sales. The calculator does not assume a Profound trial. Trakkr publishes a 14-day free trial and self-serve checkout, with a first scan in under 2 minutes.

Based on third-party pricing surfaces, Enterprise is where custom answer-engine coverage, multiple companies, tailored prompt tracking, Prompt Volumes searches, API access, ChatGPT Shopping, SSO/SAML, SOC 2, dedicated Slack support, a dedicated specialist, custom languages, custom regions, and custom seats live. The cited Starter and Growth signals still include Agent Analytics domains and Profound Agents credits, so it is more accurate to call Enterprise the custom scale and procurement tier, not the only tier with workflows.

Against the cited $399 Growth signal, Trakkr is cheaper for the common 3-engine, 50-prompt team setup: Profound Growth is reported around $399/month and Trakkr Growth is a published $100/month. Once your needs push into Profound Enterprise, there is no public fixed Profound number to compare at all. At that point, use $1,000+/mo only as a lower-bound budget signal, compare your actual quote against Trakkr Growth at $100/month or Scale at $500/month, and check whether you specifically need Prompt Volumes, ChatGPT Shopping, SSO/SAML, or Profound's Agent Analytics implementation.

Yes. G2 lists Profound Agency Growth at $99/month with pitch workspaces, agency mode, consolidated billing, and full client workspaces as $399/month add-ons; Agency Enterprise is custom. Trakkr Scale at $500/month ships agency seats, white-label client portals, branded reports, API access, and fast brand provisioning. Agencies should compare the client-workspace model, not just the headline starting price.

Some older or third-party pages still mention a Lite plan. The current official pricing page and G2 pricing surface show Starter, Growth, Enterprise, Agency Growth, and Agency Enterprise instead. This calculator ignores older Lite references and uses the current Starter/Growth/Enterprise structure.