Does Kompyte publish its pricing?

No. The plans page lists three tiers — Essentials, Professional, and Unlimited — with limits and features, but no dollar amounts. Pricing is quote-only through Semrush sales.

Is the directory-listed starting price for Kompyte accurate?

Almost certainly not. It's an undated, vendor-supplied field on Capterra and GetApp that appears nowhere on Kompyte's own site and is contradicted by the vendor's own quote-only posture — every current plan is sold by custom quote through Semrush sales.

Is Kompyte included in a Semrush subscription?

Nothing on Kompyte's plans page indicates it is bundled into a standard Semrush subscription — it is sold as its own product through Semrush sales, quote-only. If you already have a Semrush subscription, confirm bundling and discounts directly in that conversation.

What's included in every Kompyte plan?

Kompyte's plans page confirms onboarding with a dedicated customer success manager on all tiers, and separates the tiers by companies tracked and user licenses, with SSO and advanced permissions on the top plan. The product itself is positioned around automated competitor tracking feeding auto-updating battlecards.

What drives a Kompyte quote?

The three levers Kompyte itself names: the number of competitors tracked, the number of user licenses, and whether you need SSO or advanced permissions — so cost scales with both tracking breadth and rollout size.

Is Kompyte onboarding charged separately?

No — Kompyte's plans page states that every tier includes onboarding with a dedicated customer success manager at no extra charge. Klue buyers, by contrast, report separately charged implementation in the transaction data linked on our Klue pricing page.

Pricing research

How much does Kompyte cost?

Kompyte — part of Semrush — publishes plan tiers but no prices. Its official plans page lists what each tier includes and states what drives the quote, and every deal is closed through Semrush sales. One dollar figure floats around software directories, but it appears nowhere on Kompyte's own site and is almost certainly stale. Here's what is actually attributable, with each number labeled by provenance.

Independent research · Solvenq is not affiliated with Kompyte · Sources last verified August 2026

What Kompyte itself discloses

Kompyte's official plans page lists three tiers — Essentials (10 companies tracked, 25 user licenses), Professional (20 companies, 100 licenses), and Unlimited (unlimited companies and licenses, plus SSO and advanced permissions) — with no dollar amounts anywhere; the only CTAs are demo and quote requests.
Source: Kompyte official plans page · undated page (footer © 2025 Semrush Inc.), verified 2026-08-23
Kompyte's own FAQ says price is driven by the number of competitors tracked, the number of user licenses, and whether SSO and advanced permissions are required. All plans include onboarding with a dedicated customer success manager at no extra charge.
Source: Kompyte official plans page · undated page, verified 2026-08-23

Publicly reported numbers

Kompyte's current prices are not publicly disclosed — the plans page is quote-only. The figure below is a stale directory field, not a Kompyte rate card, and estimates circulating on competitor comparison pages trace to unnamed sources, so we omit them.

Directory-listed starting price (stale)Directory listing field

$300 / year

Vendor-supplied directory field on Capterra (and GetApp). Undated, appears nowhere on Kompyte's own quote-only site, and almost certainly stale — it is contradicted by the vendor's own quote-only sales posture, and the two directories even contradict each other on free-trial availability. Do not treat as a current price.

Source: Capterra · undated field, fetched 2026-08-23

How to read these numbers

A stale, vendor-supplied directory field is the weakest class of public price signal — we carry it because it circulates widely, and label it so you don't anchor on it. With no transaction data available for Kompyte, the honest way to budget is structural: the quote scales on the levers Kompyte itself publishes (companies tracked, user licenses, SSO), so price the configuration you would actually roll out, and use the sourced contract data on our Crayon and Klue pages as the category's order-of-magnitude anchor rather than any Kompyte-specific figure.

What buying Kompyte looks like

Kompyte's plans page has no checkout — only demo and quote CTAs. Every deal is a custom contract disclosed after a discovery call with Semrush sales, sized by the three levers Kompyte itself names: companies tracked, seat licenses, and SSO or advanced-permission needs.

There is no self-serve tier, and the levers Kompyte names make the model effectively per-competitor plus per-user — so cost scales with both tracking scope and rollout size. Kompyte's own page confirms that onboarding with a dedicated customer success manager is included on all plans. Nothing on the plans page indicates Kompyte is bundled into a standard Semrush subscription, so existing Semrush customers should confirm bundling and discounts directly within that relationship.

How to get a real price

Request a quote through kompyte.com/plans and ask Semrush sales for the price at each tier in writing, plus what happens to the per-competitor and per-license cost as you add tracked companies or seats, and whether shorter-than-annual terms carry a premium.

What you actually get for it

Kompyte's public positioning is the clearest of the four about what the money buys: automated tracking of competitors' websites, content, and campaigns, feeding auto-updating battlecards for the sales team. Its plans page separates the tiers by how many companies you track and how many user licenses you roll out (SSO and advanced permissions at the top), and states that onboarding with a dedicated customer success manager is included on every plan.

The quote is therefore effectively per-competitor plus per-user: cost grows along both the tracking-breadth axis and the rollout-size axis. For a marketing or enablement team — especially one already in the Semrush ecosystem — the included onboarding and the auto-maintained cards are the draw. A buyer comparing it against research-first tools should ask how much of the fee buys change detection and card upkeep versus answers to the specific competitive questions they actually have.

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What comparable tools cost

None of the vendors in this cluster publishes a price list. Here is the best attributable public signal for each of the others, where one exists, with its source:

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Crayon pricingmedian annual contract: $30,000 / year
Source: Vendr marketplace · 2026 (page-stated year, fetched 2026-08-23)
Klue pricingmedian annual contract: $30,000 / year
Source: Vendr marketplace · page labeled 2026, fetched 2026-08-23
Contify pricingnot publicly disclosed
No current attributable public figure — see the page for what is known.
Meltwater pricingnot publicly disclosed
No current attributable public figure — see the page for what is known.

Where Solvenq sits

Solvenq publishes its pricing.

Self-serve from $0. Starter $39/mo, Pro $99/mo, Team $299/mo — start without a sales call. Every plan, limit, and credit pack is on the public pricing page — no quote, no demo, no negotiation. It’s a different shape of product too: cited-research Sweeps, moves priced against your own numbers, and continuous Radar monitoring, built for the operator doing the work rather than an enterprise enablement team.

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Kompyte pricing — FAQ

Does Kompyte publish its pricing?: No. The plans page lists three tiers — Essentials, Professional, and Unlimited — with limits and features, but no dollar amounts. Pricing is quote-only through Semrush sales.
Is the directory-listed starting price for Kompyte accurate?: Almost certainly not. It's an undated, vendor-supplied field on Capterra and GetApp that appears nowhere on Kompyte's own site and is contradicted by the vendor's own quote-only posture — every current plan is sold by custom quote through Semrush sales.
Is Kompyte included in a Semrush subscription?: Nothing on Kompyte's plans page indicates it is bundled into a standard Semrush subscription — it is sold as its own product through Semrush sales, quote-only. If you already have a Semrush subscription, confirm bundling and discounts directly in that conversation.
What's included in every Kompyte plan?: Kompyte's plans page confirms onboarding with a dedicated customer success manager on all tiers, and separates the tiers by companies tracked and user licenses, with SSO and advanced permissions on the top plan. The product itself is positioned around automated competitor tracking feeding auto-updating battlecards.
What drives a Kompyte quote?: The three levers Kompyte itself names: the number of competitors tracked, the number of user licenses, and whether you need SSO or advanced permissions — so cost scales with both tracking breadth and rollout size.
Is Kompyte onboarding charged separately?: No — Kompyte's plans page states that every tier includes onboarding with a dedicated customer success manager at no extra charge. Klue buyers, by contrast, report separately charged implementation in the transaction data linked on our Klue pricing page.

Every source on this page was last verified August 2026 (2026-08-23). Vendors change packaging and pricing; check the linked sources and the vendor’s own site before relying on any figure. See also the competitive-intelligence pricing hub.