Ahrefs review

Yes, a free plan is listed for Ahrefs. On it you can work through a limited allowance of 500 credits per month. That makes it a reasonable place to size up the toolkit before you spend anything on a paid tier.

Ahrefs lists an entry price of $29. The median price from across SEO tools in the same group is €25.43, so the starting figure sits close to the middle of the field rather than at either end.

The listed $29 is above the lower quartile of €15.44 for the group, and well under the upper quartile of €48.49. So it is a mid-priced option: not the cheapest to begin with, not the priciest either.

Ahrefs is listed for both small businesses and enterprise teams, with small business and enterprise as the named audience. Whether that suits you depends on how many people will use the tooling and how much of 500 credits per month a month you will actually use.

Ahrefs is an SEO tool, listed under seo. It is aimed at search work rather than accounting, payments or other business admin, so if you need one tool across several departments, it will not cover the whole job.

Ahrefs was founded in 2010. That is a useful signal when you are weighing a subscription against rivals, though the deciding factor for most buyers is what $29 buys you month to month.

Novo lists an entry price of $0 and myGreekTax lists €69, so both sit at different points on price. Vantage at $30 is the closest of the three to Ahrefs on entry price.