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What each plan allows, which limit you're most likely to hit first, and how to upgrade, switch or go back to Free.
Updated November 9, 2026
Four plans, and they all do the same things. What changes is how many competitors you watch, how many pages each, how often they're checked, how many people get the reports, and whether you get a monthly strategy read.
The free plan is a real free plan. No card, no trial clock, and it keeps working.
Settings, then Manage plan. All four plans are laid out with your current one marked Current plan.
Press Upgrade to Pro, or whichever you want. You're taken to Stripe to pay, then back.
The new limits apply as soon as the payment goes through. It can take a few seconds for the page to catch up.
Use the button on the plan you want. To change card details or cancel, press Manage billing, which opens Stripe's own portal.
Downgrade to Free. You keep everything until the end of the period you've paid for, then move to Free automatically.
The current list is always on the pricing page and on the billing page itself.
Nearly always the number of pages per competitor, not the number of competitors. Three competitors is enough for most businesses; two pages each starts to pinch as soon as a competitor has a pricing page, a changelog and a careers page all worth watching.
So before upgrading, it's worth checking whether you've actually chosen the right two. Which pages to watch goes through what each one is worth.
Check frequency is the limit people most often think they need and least often do. Daily catches a price change; hourly catches the same price change a few hours sooner.
Downgrading doesn't delete anything straight away. You keep your plan until the end of the period you've paid for, with a note on the billing page saying when that is, and then move to Free.
On Free you're over the limits if you'd added more than three competitors, so decide which three matter and remove the rest. Changed your mind before the end date? Manage billing lets you keep the plan.
No. It doesn't expire, it doesn't ask for a card, and it keeps checking your three competitors indefinitely.
No. Report recipients aren't seats, they're just addresses the digests also go to. The plan limits how many.
Not for the competitors you keep. Deleting a competitor to get back under the limit does remove the changes recorded for them, so choose which to keep rather than deleting at random.
Manage billing on the billing page, which opens Stripe's own portal. Card details are never held by Rival Radar.
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