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Plans and pricing

BackTalk has three flat plans, and every source is in all of them. There are no mention meters and no prompt meters: you bring your own keys, so there is no usage for us to meter or mark up. What changes between plans is mostly scope and speed.

The dials

What moves between plans:

The plans

Solo

$19/month

For a developer keeping an ear on their own project.

  • Up to 10 keywords, 5 variants each
  • 1 seat
  • Daily auto-sync
  • 3 manual syncs / day
  • AI share of voice: 3 topics, probed weekly

Pro

$99/monthMost popular

For the DevRel-of-one covering products, SDKs and competitors.

  • Unlimited keywords, 15 variants each
  • 1 seat
  • Hourly auto-sync
  • 6 manual syncs / day
  • AI share of voice: unlimited topics, probed daily + 6 manual probes/day
  • Full AI answer transcripts, expandable in the drawer

Business

$250/month

For a DevRel team sharing one inbox.

  • Unlimited keywords, 25 variants each
  • Unlimited seats
  • 15-min auto-sync
  • Unlimited manual syncs
  • AI share of voice: unlimited topics, probed daily + unlimited manual probes
  • Full AI answer transcripts, expandable in the drawer
  • Priority support

Every plan includes

  • Every source on every plan
  • Unlimited mentions. No overages, ever
  • AI relevance, intent and sentiment filtering
  • AI share of voice across Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity, probed on your own AI keys with competitors included
  • Unlimited watchers to group keywords your way
  • Digest reports to email, Slack and Discord (daily, weekly or monthly)
  • Shareable recap image: your report as a one-click card for the team, your boss or social
  • API, webhooks and MCP server
  • Bring your own API keys, so there is no usage we can meter or mark up
  • Owner-tunable sync cadence: slow it down any time to save on your keys

Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial. No credit card required.

Free trial and changing plan

You manage your subscription from the account menu under Billing, which the workspace owner handles. If the trial lapses or a subscription is cancelled, the workspace drops to read-only: your existing signals stay visible, but adding keywords, syncing and other changes pause until you subscribe again.