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Wincher pricing, explained
Figures taken from Wincher’s public pricing page · last reviewed 10 September 2026
The short answer
Wincher starts at roughly €39/mo (about $42) for 500 tracked keywords, with higher tiers adding keyword volume and features. There is no free plan, only a trial. Pricing is quoted in euros, so the dollar figure moves with the exchange rate — check the vendor page before budgeting.
Wincher plans and prices
| Plan | Price | What it buys | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | From ~€39/mo (~$42) | 500 keywords | Daily checks on Google organic. |
| Growth | Higher tiers | Larger keyword volumes | Adds features and allowance; priced per volume. |
| Free plan | None | Trial only | There is no permanent free tier. |
Prices change without notice. Confirm on Wincher’s pricing page before you buy.
Decision guide
How to judge whether the price is worth it
Wincher sets and changes its own prices. Treat the figures on this page as a dated snapshot and confirm on Wincher’s pricing page before you buy.
- Cost per tracked keyword
- Divide the plan price by the keywords it includes, at the check frequency you actually need. Annual discounts and add-ons change the number.
- Check cadence
- Daily, every few days or weekly. A cheap plan that refreshes weekly is a different product from a daily one.
- Markets and devices
- Whether each country, city or mobile check counts as a separate keyword against your allowance.
- Seats and clients
- Whether extra users, projects or client access are included or billed separately.
When LemRank is not the right choice
- You need a full all-in-one SEO suite with its own backlink index and PPC research as the main reason for buying.
- You need guaranteed import of years of historical position data from another tool.
- You need custom contract terms or procurement review before any trial — use the enterprise inquiry instead.
Test it on your own keywords
The free plan tracks 50 keywords in 1 project. Add your keywords and the first positions appear after the next scheduled check.
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What the headline price doesn’t say
- Prices are set in euros; the dollar equivalent shifts, and card-issuer conversion can add a little more.
- Google organic is the focus — if you need Bing, Yahoo or answer engines as first-class surfaces, this is not the tool.
- Simplicity is the design goal, so there is no explanation layer: you get positions, not reasons.
Our read
Good value for a single site that wants clean daily Google positions and nothing else. Less suited to agencies, multi-engine tracking, or anyone who needs to explain movement to someone else.
For comparison: what LemRank costs
Free for 50 keywords in one project with a seven-day minimum check interval, then $59/mo on Pro for 5,000 keywords across up to 10 projects. Pro permits a 24-hour minimum interval; adaptive scheduling can make actual checks less frequent. The trade-off: our backlink index is smaller than Ahrefs’ or Semrush’s, so deep link research still wants a dedicated tool.
Check a ranking free, before you pay for anything
Check Google's top 100 in the United States. Cached results may be available without an account; fresh checks require sign-up.
Setting up tracked keywords across engines and locations is what the 14-day trial adds.
Questions
Frequently asked
How much is Wincher per month?
From around €39/mo (about $42) for 500 keywords, with higher tiers for larger sets. Annual billing reduces the effective monthly rate.
Does Wincher have a free plan?
No. There is a trial, but no permanent free tier. LemRank's free plan allows 50 keywords in one project with a seven-day minimum interval; it is not a daily-check substitute.
Is Wincher cheaper than Semrush?
Semrush's published SEO plan is $139/mo for 500 tracked keywords on monthly billing. Wincher is a rank tracker, though, not a like-for-like replacement for Semrush's broader suite.
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