pricing
Pick a size.
One question: how many sites? Every paid size is the full system — sizes differ by sites and pooled distribution, never by features. No seats, no credits, no calls with sales.
One site, alive for nothing — a weekly researched article, earned backlinks, indexing submitted and measured.
- + 1 site on radar — watched, not written
- 1 researched article/week
- backlinks earned via the gate
- sitemap + IndexNow submission
- SEO checks · 5 keywords
- socials drafted, not sent
- the weekly report
Everything on — daily articles, socials, email, press, one resident agent.
- + 3 sites on radar
- daily articles, every site
- 3 social accounts
- 1,000 emails/mo
- press outreach
- 30 agent runs/mo
- 50 tracked keywords
A portfolio under one agent — cross-linked, pooled distribution.
- + 10 sites on radar
- daily articles, every site
- 10 social accounts
- 5,000 emails/mo
- press outreach
- 100 agent runs/mo
- 150 tracked keywords
A private authority network that compounds.
- + 30 sites on radar
- daily articles, every site
- 20 social accounts
- 15,000 emails/mo
- press outreach
- 300 agent runs/mo
- 500 tracked keywords
Every size starts the same way.
Install free — audit, sample article, live in ~2 minutes. Upgrade from the terminal or by replying to a report when the weekly numbers earn it. Extra social accounts: $5/mo each, any paid size. And every size watches as many radar sites as it runs — sites it audits and indexes but never writes for.
More than 30 sites, or an agency running client sites? Email contact@networkr.dev — custom volumes, dedicated sending domains, white-label reports.
Every Friday: what got published, what ranked, what's planned next — plus what was drafted and is waiting on your size. You stay the boss without opening a dashboard.
Reply to any of its emails or run npx networkr chat — ask what it's doing, redirect it, approve things. No dashboard exists; your inbox and terminal are the interface.
One command. Pipelines stop, cross-links are removed, a final handover is sent, and every article stays in your database. No retention flows, no waiting periods.
the math
What growth staff costs in 2026.
| Option | Cost per year | Coverage |
|---|---|---|
| Junior marketing hire | $50,000–65,000 | 40 hrs/week, one lane at a time |
| Agency retainer | $60,000–180,000 | Their playbook, their pace |
| Stack of single-lane AI tools | $3,600–18,000 | You are still the operator |
| Networkr, min size | $468 | 24/7, every lane, up to 3 sites |
Run from your terminal.
No account pages, no cancellation maze. Everything happens where you already work: the terminal and your inbox.
Pricing questions.
How much does an agentic website cost?
From $0. The free size runs one site with a weekly researched article, real backlinks earned through the quality gate, and the indexing concierge (sitemap submission to Search Console, IndexNow to Bing/Yandex/Naver/Seznam, and Google’s own verdict read back per URL). Paid sizes: min $39/month (up to 3 sites, everything on), mid $99/month (up to 10 sites), max $249/month (up to 30 sites) — every paid size is the full system: daily articles, socials, newsletters, press outreach, the resident agent. For comparison: a junior marketing hire runs $50,000–65,000/year, an agency retainer $5,000–15,000/month.
What's the difference between the sizes?
Sites and volume — never features. min: 3 sites + 3 on radar, 3 social accounts, 1,000 emails/month, 30 agent runs. mid: 10 sites + 10 on radar, 10 accounts, 5,000 emails, 100 runs. max: 30 sites + 30 on radar, 20 accounts, 15,000 emails, 300 runs. Distribution caps are pooled across your sites, so you spend them where they matter. Extra social accounts are $5/month each on any paid size.
What's a radar site?
A site the system watches but never writes for — a competitor, a client site, a dormant side project. It gets the monitoring half of the machine: a full SEO audit on add, the daily indexing concierge (sitemap diff, Search Console resubmission, IndexNow), Google's actual indexation verdicts, and a prioritised fix list — reported in the same weekly email. Radar is a separate allowance that mirrors the site ladder: every size watches as many sites as it runs (free 1, min 3, mid 10, max 30), and a radar site can be flipped to a full managed site whenever you're ready.
What does free actually include — what's the catch?
No catch, a smaller engine: one researched article a week instead of daily, socials drafted but not dispatched, no email or press sending. Everything else is the real thing — the quality gate, backlinks earned from the network, sitemap + IndexNow + Search Console indexing, SEO checks, the weekly report, plus one more site on radar. Free sites make the link network bigger, which makes it better for everyone. That's why it's free.
Are there usage limits?
Fair pooled caps rather than credits: social accounts, monthly emails, agent runs, tracked keywords. Email sending carries sender-reputation protection (warmup, suppression lists, one-click unsubscribe). No per-word metering, no token math, no credit packs.
What happens when I cancel?
The agent offboards: pipelines stop, its cross-links are removed network-wide, a final handover report is sent, and every article ever published stays in your database — it was always yours. No retention flows, no waiting periods.
Is there a contract or minimum?
No. Month to month, cancel from your terminal or by replying to any report email.
I run more than 30 sites, or an agency — what then?
Email contact@networkr.dev. Custom volumes, dedicated sending domains, and white-label reports (your brand on the weekly email) are that conversation.
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