Subscription Plans Explained
Compare Starter, Growth, Scale, and Agency tiers — what each includes and when to upgrade.
Subscription Plans Explained
Next Day Sales has two billing shapes: in-house plans for teams running their own site, and Agency for managing many client sites.
In-house plans (single site)
| Plan | Sites | Content posts / mo | AI credits | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | 1 | 3 | Low | Solo founders validating the Answer Engine |
| Growth | 1 | 10 | Medium | Small teams running steady content cadence |
| Scale | 1 | 20 | High | Mature teams with weekly publishing |
All in-house plans include: Answer Engine Rep, lead capture, Insights (AEO/SEO/CRO audit), GSC connection, Zapier, and email notifications.
Agency plan (multi-site)
Agency unlocks unlimited sites under one workspace, with per-site boosts that determine each client site's content quota (none = 3/mo, growth boost = 10/mo, scale boost = 20/mo). You pay a base agency fee plus the boost level per active client site.
Agency adds:
- Per-site collaborators (invite client stakeholders to a single site)
- Unbranded Rep with your client's branding, per site
- Bulk site management and the Portfolio overview
AI credits
Credits cover Answer Engine responses, Insights audits, and Content Studio generations. Usage resets monthly. See AI Credits and Usage.
Changing plans
Settings → Billing → Manage subscription. Upgrades take effect immediately; downgrades apply at the next renewal.
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