Simple pricing: start free, upgrade when ready

Arcline costs nothing on the Free plan, with no card needed and no time limit. It covers 1 website, the guided three-step setup, a full scan of up to 200 pages, 13 scores, a plain-language to-do list with exact manual steps, a check that AI crawlers can read your website and keyword ideas. It re-scans automatically every week, and you can press “Check my site now” once a day. Through GitHub, WordPress or Ghost it applies fixes to your live website after your OK, up to 10 a month, at the “Look only” and “Ask me first” access levels. You also get one snapshot of AI answers (5 checks, once for each website address), basic visitor tracking and e-mail support.

Premium is $9 per month or $86.40 per year. It includes 3 websites, a re-scan every 5 hours (and a manual check every 5 minutes), unlimited fixes after your OK and the autopilot (“Fix small things” up to “Full care”): safe fixes made for you, checked on the live website and undone if they fail. It also adds AI-answer tracking (25 questions per website, every week, with history, and 150 AI checks a month plus 40 for each extra website), the content studio (8 article drafts a month), competitor and market watch (3 competitors per website), change alerts, AI-assistant and bot analytics and priority e-mail support.

Customers in India pay in rupees and everyone else pays in dollars. Arcline works out which one applies from your location, so there is nothing to choose, and the price is shown at checkout before you pay. Premium is $9 per month.

Yearly billing is 20% off twelve monthly payments. Premium costs $86.40 per year instead of twelve payments of $9. Each extra website is $19.20 per year in the same way.

Premium includes 3 websites. If you look after more, each extra website costs $2 per month, or $19.20 per year, and you add them under Plan and billing in the app. Each extra website also adds 40 AI checks a month to your allowance. Every website has its own setup, connection, access level, scores and history, and they never mix with one another. The Free plan covers 1 website.

You pay Polar, our payment provider and merchant of record, in Polar's own hosted checkout. Polar collects and passes on sales tax or VAT where it applies, shows it at checkout before you pay and sends your receipt. Arcline never sees or stores your card number. The Terms of Service cover the rest of how paid plans work.

In the app, open Profile, then Plan and billing, then Cancel my plan. Before you confirm, the app tells you plainly whether a refund applies and how much it is. Within 7 days of your first payment you are refunded in full and Premium ends right away. After that, canceling stops all further payments, there is no cancellation fee, and Premium stays until the end of the period you already paid for. You can also cancel in Polar's customer portal (Manage billing, in the same place), and inside the first 7 days that is refunded automatically too. If a renewal payment fails, Premium continues for a short grace period of 3 days and then ends. The Refund and Cancellation Policy has the full rules.

Yes, for your first purchase. Your first purchase of Premium, and your first purchase of extra websites, each come with a 7-day money-back guarantee. Cancel within 7 days of the first payment and you are refunded in full, including any tax, automatically: no form, no reason and no waiting for us. Polar sends the money back to the payment method you used, and it usually reaches your account within 5 to 10 days, depending on your bank. This covers the monthly and the yearly plan, once per account for each of the two. After 7 days you can still cancel at any time, but there is no refund for the unused part of the period, and renewal payments are never refunded, so cancel before the renewal date shown in the app. The Refund and Cancellation Policy has the full rules.

Your account moves to the Free plan limits. If you have more websites than the Free plan allows, the extra ones are paused: nothing is deleted, they stay in your account, and they start working again if you return to Premium. The autopilot stops, and the access levels above “Ask me first” are not available until you return. Your scores, to-do lists and history are kept. This happens right away if you are refunded under the money-back guarantee, and at the end of the paid period if you cancel later.

Nothing breaks. The app tells you plainly which limit you have reached, such as the 10 fixes a month on Free, and offers Premium. Your scores, to-do list and history stay as they are, and monthly limits start again with the next month. The Docs explain the usage meters in the section on plans, limits and billing.

There is no separate time-limited trial of Premium. The Free plan works as the way to try Arcline for real: you scan your own website, see your scores and your to-do list, and approve fixes yourself before deciding whether you want the autopilot. Your first Premium purchase also has a 7-day money-back guarantee. If you have a question first, contact us.

Arcline never sees or stores your card number, because you pay on Polar's checkout page. The logins you give Arcline for your website are a separate matter. They are stored encrypted and never shown back. Read the Security Practices and the Privacy Policy for the full picture.