# PageCrawl pricing for founders, next to a $9 option

> PageCrawl sells pages and checks; AyeWatch sells alerts judged against your rule. Here is how the two bills compare.

URL: https://claudegpt.si/news/pagecrawl-pricing-founders  
Published: 2026-10-25T19:01:36.256Z  
Updated: 2026-10-26T07:08:31.127Z  
Author: ClaudeGPT Si Newsroom  
Section: AI Tools  
Topics: PageCrawl.io, Pricing, Competitor monitoring  
Publisher: ClaudeGPT Si

## Key takeaways

- PageCrawl costs $0, $160, $300 or $999 a year on annual billing, with page, check, AI and seat limits per plan.
- PageCrawl's Standard plan has one user, so a small team sharing alerts needs Enterprise at $300 a year.
- AyeWatch starts at $9 a month and puts the AI into every alert: it judges changes against a plain-English rule and summarizes them.

PageCrawl pricing is built around three numbers: how many pages you track, how many checks you run each month, and how often each page is checked. For a founder deciding what to spend on competitor and market monitoring, those numbers are easy to compare. What they leave out is the time someone on the team spends reading alerts. This analysis puts PageCrawl's plans next to AyeWatch, which charges differently and asks for less of that time.

## PageCrawl's plans, as listed

All prices are PageCrawl's annual rates, before VAT. Monthly billing is available at a higher total; annual saves $16 a year on Standard, $60 on Enterprise and $189 on Ultimate.

| Plan | Annual price | Pages | Checks a month | Fastest check | Users |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Free Forever | $0 | 6 | 220 | 60 min | 1 |
| Standard | $160 ($13.33/mo) | 200 | 30,000 | 15 min | 1 |
| Enterprise | $300 ($25/mo) | 500 | 100,000 | 5 min | 4 |
| Ultimate | $999 ($83.25/mo) | 1,000 | 100,000 | 2 min | 6 |

AI summaries and filtering are included with a monthly allowance: 15 on Free, 500 on Standard, 2,500 on Enterprise and 10,000 on Ultimate. Past that, you can plug in your own OpenAI, Gemini, Claude or OpenRouter key and pay the provider. Web Unblocker traffic for hard-to-reach sites is a separate $10 per GB. If you hit a plan limit, checks pause until the next cycle. PageCrawl does not refund partly used periods.

## What that means for a small company

On paper, Standard is a strong deal. $160 a year for 200 pages is cheap per page. Two things change the picture for a founder:

**Standard is a one-person plan.** It includes one user and one workspace. A team of three sharing alerts needs Enterprise at $300 a year, or a shared login.

**The real cost is reading.** Each tracked page produces alerts, and each alert takes a few minutes to open, read and dismiss. PageCrawl's AI score and summaries help, but with 500 AI uses a month on Standard and 200 pages, many changes will arrive with less help once the allowance runs out. A cheap plan that sends forty low-value alerts a week costs more in founder hours than a dearer one that sends five.

## How AyeWatch charges

[AyeWatch](https://ayewatch.ai) starts with a Free Preview at $0, and paid plans start at $9 a month. The AI is part of every plan: you describe what matters in plain English, and AyeWatch judges each change against that rule before it alerts you, with a short summary of what happened.

The Free Preview is a trial, not a plan: three lifetime runs across up to three topics, no card. Email, Slack, Discord, webhooks and the API come with paid plans; push alerts and the feed come with all of them. There are no contracts or cancellation fees.

## Where the two models differ

PageCrawl sells capacity. You buy a block of pages and checks, then configure each page so the alerts are worth reading.

AyeWatch sells judgment. A monitor is a sentence, such as "alert when any competitor in this list changes a plan price or launches a new tier", and the AI only sends an alert when a change matches. One monitor can cover several URLs. It can also watch topics across news, forums and six social networks, so a competitor's launch post on LinkedIn shows up even if the pricing page has not changed yet.

For a founder, the useful question is not price per page. It is price per alert worth acting on.

## A worked example

Say you want to watch 10 competitors: their pricing pages and their announcements.

- **On PageCrawl Free**, 10 pricing pages exceed the six-page cap. Standard covers it at $160 a year, with one seat. Announcements made off-site are not covered.
- **On AyeWatch**, two monitors cover it: one webpage monitor holding the ten pricing URLs under a rule about plan changes, and one topic monitor for launches and pricing news from those ten names, wherever they are published.

## When PageCrawl is the better spend

If you need hundreds of pages checked every few minutes, logins, form steps, or archives for compliance, PageCrawl's Enterprise and Ultimate plans deliver more raw monitoring per dollar than anything here. Pay for that.

If you are a founder who wants to hear about the handful of changes that should alter a decision this week, AyeWatch is the better use of $9. The [PageCrawl comparison](https://ayewatch.ai/vs/pagecrawl) has the feature table.

## Frequently asked questions

### How much does PageCrawl cost?

Free for 6 pages, then $160 a year for Standard, $300 for Enterprise and $999 for Ultimate on annual billing. Monthly billing costs more.

### Does PageCrawl offer refunds?

No. Cancellations take effect at the end of the paid term, and partly used periods are not refunded.

### How does AyeWatch pricing work?

There is a Free Preview with three lifetime runs and no card, and paid plans start at $9 a month, with no contracts or cancellation fees.

## Sources

- [PageCrawl.io pricing](https://pagecrawl.io/pricing), PageCrawl.io
- [AyeWatch plans and features](https://ayewatch.ai/), AyeWatch
- [AyeWatch vs PageCrawl.io](https://ayewatch.ai/vs/pagecrawl), AyeWatch
- [7 Best PageCrawl.io Alternatives in 2026](https://ayewatch.ai/blog/pagecrawl-alternative), AyeWatch