Keywords.am review

Paid plans start at $39. A free plan is available, so a team can run the toolkit before paying anything. The entry price sits above the SEO tools median of €25.43, which matters for a tight first invoice.

Yes, a free plan is available, and the pricing model lists the free plan as the main entry point rather than a timed trial. Usage on that tier is capped at 3 projects, 25 AI assists/month, so heavier work sits on the paid plans starting at $39.

The published allowance is 3 projects, 25 AI assists/month. That covers the whole free tier, so any project past it needs a paid plan, and those start at $39. Teams juggling several client sites at once should price that ceiling before signing up.

The pricing page names small business and enterprise as the audience. Both small businesses and enterprise teams are on the list, so the same entry point has to work for a solo operator and a larger marketing team.

Keywords.am ranks 225 on price from across 307 brands, so it sits in the upper part of the field rather than at the bottom. The category median is €25.43, which is lower than $39.

No. Vantage lists plans from $30, which is below the $39 entry price here. myGreekTax sits higher at €69, and Novo starts at $0. On entry price alone, Keywords.am is the middle option of the three.

The cost score is 1.9, and the overall score is 1.9. Both sit low, which matches an entry price of $39 above the category median of €25.43 for a buyer on a tight budget.

Keywords.am sits in the SEO category (seo). The paid work covers keyword research and AI writing assistance, and the free plan holds 3 projects, 25 AI assists/month, so the tool fits a small marketing routine more than a large agency operation.