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Rank trackers compared:
price, check frequency, depth.

What Ahrefs, AccuRanker, and KeyRank charge for rank tracking, how often they check, and how deep they look. Prices come from each tool's own pages. One detailed page per tool below.

Last updated 12 September 2026.

Rank tracker plans compared: price, keywords, frequency, depth, free plan
PlanPriceKeywordsChecksDepthFree planSource
Ahrefs Starter$29/mo50Weekly by defaultTop 100Webmaster Tools, no rank trackingahrefs.com
Ahrefs Lite$129/mo750Weekly by defaultTop 100Webmaster Tools, no rank trackingahrefs.com
Ahrefs Standard$249/mo2,000Weekly by defaultTop 100Webmaster Tools, no rank trackingahrefs.com
AccuRanker Professional$224/mo2,000 to 5,000Daily, on-demand refreshTop 10014-day trial onlyaccuranker.com
KeyRank Starter$9/mo50DailyTop 10050 keywords, weekly, top 30, foreverpricing
KeyRank Business$99/mo1,000DailyTop 10050 keywords, weekly, top 30, foreverpricing

Monthly billing in USD. Ahrefs daily updates are a paid add-on with no published price. Ahrefs and KeyRank count a tracked keyword once per location; AccuRanker also multiplies by search engine and device.

The detailed comparisons

Ahrefs alternative

Rankings update weekly by default on every Ahrefs plan, and you pay for the whole suite to get them.

Ahrefs vs KeyRank at the same keyword count
KeywordsAhrefsKeyRank
50Starter $29/mo, weeklyStarter $9/mo, daily
1,000Standard $249/mo, weeklyBusiness $99/mo, daily

Stay on Ahrefs if you need the backlink index, site audit, or keyword research.

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AccuRanker alternative

A strong dedicated tracker with no plan under 2,000 keywords. The smallest tier is $224 a month.

AccuRanker vs KeyRank at the same keyword count
KeywordsAccuRankerKeyRank
50Not offeredStarter $9/mo, daily
1,000Not offeredBusiness $99/mo, daily
2,000Professional $224/mo, dailyNot offered

Stay on AccuRanker if you run an agency book with thousands of keywords, an API, and client reporting.

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Which page to read

  • You pay for an SEO suite and open one tab. Read the Ahrefs comparison. The question there is whether weekly updates and a $129 bill are worth it for the one feature you use.
  • You track a few hundred keywords and were quoted agency pricing. Read the AccuRanker comparison. Nothing there is sold under 2,000 keywords, so the page is about what the $224 floor buys and whether you need it.
  • You run an agency. Both pages will tell you to stay put. AccuRanker for scale and reporting, Ahrefs for the rest of the suite. KeyRank tops out at 1,000 keywords and has no API.

How these comparisons are made

  • Prices come from the other tool's own pages, checked on the date shown on each page and linked as sources. If a number isn't published, the page says so instead of guessing.
  • Rank tracking only. KeyRank has no backlink index, site audit, or content tools, so the tables don't pretend to compare those. They list them as things the other tool has.
  • Every page has a "stay where you are" section. Some readers should. Saying so is cheaper than a refund.
  • No affiliate links. Pointers to other tools are there because they answer the reader's question.

Written by the developer who built KeyRank. Found a number that's out of date? Email info@key-rank.com and I'll fix it.

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