Pricing

What Mevnix costs

Three plans, and the line between them is how many businesses you run. The free tier is a working product rather than a trial with a clock on it: if you run one website and one ad account, you may never need to pay us. Starter is that one business with the limits taken off. Insights is for running several — nineteen dollars for the first and nine for every one after it, and it is worth saying why that is possible.

Free

$0

No clock on it.

  • One business, 3 sources in total
  • 50 questions per rolling 24 hours
  • Every read tool, no trial clock
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Insights

$19/month

Then $9 for each business after the first.

For running more than one.

  • As many businesses as you like, $9 each
  • Needs attention — what changed, ranked, across every account
  • Dashboards Claude arranges by being asked
  • Everything in Starter
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What counts as a question

The free limit is on tool calls, not on messages. One thing you ask often costs more than one call — "compare last month to the month before across search and ads" is at least two, because it reads two sources. In practice, a person checking their own site a few times a week does not come close to fifty a day, and someone working through a client list in one sitting can. Repeated questions are cheaper than they look: responses are cached, so asking the same thing twice in an afternoon does not spend a second call against an upstream API. The counter is a rolling twenty-four hours, not a calendar day, so a heavy Monday evening does not leave you locked out on Tuesday morning.

Why it can be $9 at all

Because we are not paying for the AI. Every other tool in this category that puts a chat box in front of your data is buying the inference and charging you for it, which is why their prices start where they do and why they meter you. Mevnix connects to the assistant you already subscribe to, so our costs are an API call and a row in Postgres. Stating that plainly makes the number credible rather than suspicious — and it also explains the one place the price will have to move, below.

  • Coupler.io published plansFree · Pro quoted
  • Looker Studio published plansFree · Pro quoted
  • Windsor.ai published plans$23–598
  • Supermetrics published plansFrom $29, then quoted
  • Mevnix one business; $9 for each one after$9
Published monthly pricing, taken from each vendor's own pricing page and dated on their comparison. A faded end means the vendor publishes no number above it.

Why the second business is $9 and not $19

Because the first one paid for the part that is expensive. Nineteen dollars covers Needs Attention — which reads every account you have connected, every time it runs, and scores what it finds — and dashboards that Claude arranges rather than ones we shipped. Those cost us the same whether you point them at one business or six, so the businesses after the first are charged what they actually add: another set of accounts to read. That is the honest version of per-client pricing, and it is worth being plain that it *is* per-client — we are not going to claim otherwise while charging for a second business. What is different is the number.

Questions about billing

What happens when I hit the free limit?
Tool calls start being refused with a message saying the limit is reached and when it resets. Nothing is deleted, your connections stay live, and the next rolling window lets you carry on. Upgrading takes effect immediately.
Is Mevnix priced per client?
On Insights, yes — and we would rather say so than dress it up. The first business is $19 and every one after it is $9, so a tenth client costs $100 a month in total. Starter is one business at $9 and has no per-client arithmetic at all.
What happens if I add a business mid-month?
Nothing is charged that day. Businesses are billed by the month rather than by the day, so the one you added is simply on your next invoice and that invoice is the full new amount. Removing one works the same way round: the next invoice is smaller, and there is no credit note to chase. The count follows the businesses on your account by itself — there is no seat to remember to buy.
What do I lose by staying on Starter?
Two things, and only two. Needs Attention — the page that reads every account and ranks what changed — and dashboards arranged by asking Claude for them. Starter still gets a dashboard for its business, built from whatever you have connected, and every tool that answers a question. It cannot hold a second business.
Do I need to pay for Claude as well?
You need an assistant that supports MCP connectors, and Claude is the one we have tested most. That subscription is yours and separate — we never resell it, mark it up, or sell you credits for it.
How do I cancel?
From the billing page, which opens the Stripe customer portal. Access continues to the end of the period you have paid for, then the account returns to the free limits rather than being closed.
Is there an annual discount?
No. At these numbers the saving would be a rounding error and the commitment would not be, so there is one price and you can leave whenever you like.

Coming from another tool? See how Mevnix compares on price and shape, or what you can connect it to.