For small-business owners
Beacon replaces the six tools a small business pays for to see how it's doing.
It tells you what changed and what to do about it, for $99 a month flat.
Traffic quality improved while competitor velocity moved against two priority keywords.
One operating view
Ten tabs. One company context.
Each tab opens with a written read on what changed, then the numbers behind it, then how your competitors moved.
Pricing
One price. Every tab.
No per-seat, per-source or per-dashboard fees. Connecting more of your data never changes the bill.
Monthly
$99/mo
Billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
Annual
$891/yr
3 months free, about $74/mo, paid up front.
Sign up with no card and Beacon builds a first look at your business. When you subscribe, the first 7 days are free. Prices are per company. Subscription terms
Start freeThe six tools it replaces
| What you'd pay for | Usually bought as | Per month |
|---|---|---|
| Business performance dashboard | DashThis or Databox | $44–199 |
| Social analytics | Buffer or Hootsuite | $30–99 |
| SEO, keywords and backlinks | Semrush Pro | $117–140 |
| AI-answer visibility | Otterly or Peec AI | $29–95 |
| Competitors' ads | BigSpy or AdSpy | $9–149 |
| Competitor traffic and moves | Similarweb | $125–149 |
| Bought separately | $354–831 | |
| Beacon, all of it | $99 | |
Typical list prices for one business, October 2026.
Definition
What is Beacon?
Beacon is an executive intelligence dashboard for companies that need one operating view across digital performance. It combines connected data, source freshness, business context, and AI summaries so leaders can see what changed, why it matters, and where to investigate next.
Radar
Market Radar
Search intelligence built for decisions, not reporting volume.
The current SEO workspace combines AI search briefs, competitive keyword gaps, geography, device mix, technical health, and source-backed performance in a single operating view.
Built as a real SaaS product from day one.
Multi-tenant foundation
Projects, memberships, permissions, integrations, and metrics are scoped for customer organizations.
Self-serve connections
Customer-facing account connections and OAuth flows replace operator-managed credential handoffs wherever providers support them.
Source-aware intelligence
Executive summaries sit on top of connected evidence, freshness states, and drill-down views.
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