What's Trending pricing
What's Trending has a free first scan, then costs $20 a month on Weekly or $50 a month on Pro.
How What's Trending pricing works
- Pricing model
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What's Trending sells three plans per workspace, not per seat, with no seat count, seat minimum, contract length, quote step or enterprise band. The free preview costs $0 and buys one complete market scan for a new workspace with no card. It includes public source collection, the trend and engagement dashboard, original source links, source backed content opportunities, the free browser tools and templates, and saved results.
It does not recur, excludes programmatic access, and must be upgraded before another scan can run. Weekly costs $20 a month or $192 a year, which works out to $16 a month. It buys one full scan every seven days, a seven day trial, the dashboard, source links and available engagement, recurring customer interest reports, and monitoring of the configured market terms and competitor list, with no programmatic access. Pro costs $50 a month or $480 a year, which works out to $40 a month.
It buys unlimited total scans while active, manual and scheduled scans as often as hourly, the read and scan endpoints, the agent tool endpoint, and workspace scoped keys revocable in settings. A key belongs to one workspace and must stay server side. An agent triggered scan changes workspace history and is limited to one an hour. Unlimited total scans does not mean unlimited concurrent or sub hourly scans. No page says how many posts, sources or terms a single scan collects.
- Setup and implementation
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What's Trending lists no setup fee, onboarding charge, migration rate, professional services rate or minimum term. Signup is self serve by email and password or Google sign in, and the first scan needs no card. Setup means submitting a website address and reviewing the suggested market terms and competitor profiles before scanning. Nothing needs migrating, since scans build the evidence store. The buyer's own time is the real setup cost.
Scan quality depends on the market terms and competitor list the buyer reviews and edits, and What's Trending calls its suggestions a starting point. Programmatic and agent access on Pro need a developer to implement.
Plans renew until canceled on both cycles. Upgrades take effect at once with prorating calculated by the payment provider, and downgrades wait for the next billing date. The checkout total shows before payment, and cancellation takes effect on the date the billing portal shows. No refund terms are published.
What's Trending also publishes its pricing as dated machine readable markdown at a stable address, with a product reference and an interface contract.
The product is one of six shipped by a studio that describes itself as led by a single builder, and no customer is named in public.
What's Trending pricing against its alternatives
Published prices for What's Trending and the products closest to it. Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit.
- What's TrendingFree first scan; Weekly $20 a month; Pro $50 a month
- OutXFree plan; Growth $99 a month, Expert $249, Ultimate $999
- SignadoLite $29 a month for 1,000 credits; Starter $59, Growth $99, Scale $349
- heddlCredit packs from $30 with no seat fees; managed tier at $500 monthly plus credits
- Samplead$3,000 a month for 2 profiles, with a 2 user minimum
- Common Room$2,500 a month, billed annually (Essential)
What's Trending pricing, answered
How much does What's Trending cost?
What's Trending has a free first scan, then costs $20 a month on Weekly or $50 a month on Pro. Plans renew until canceled on both cycles. Upgrades take effect at once with prorating calculated by the payment provider, and downgrades wait for the next billing date.
Does What's Trending charge a setup or implementation fee?
What's Trending lists no setup fee, onboarding charge, migration rate, professional services rate or minimum term. Signup is self serve by email and password or Google sign in, and the first scan needs no card. Setup means submitting a website address and reviewing the suggested market terms and competitor profiles before scanning. Nothing needs migrating, since scans build the evidence store. The buyer's own time is the real setup cost.