Copilot watches every ranking signal and recommends. Autopilot adds Optimizers that execute the fixes.
Watch and recommend. All Sentries unlimited.
Watch, recommend, execute. 50 credits per site included.
Drag the slider or pick a preset to see live bill math with the volume discount applied. Switch monthly / annual to see the 20% annual savings.
Brackets apply marginally - the discount kicks in on sites above each threshold, not retroactively to your whole account. Both Copilot and Autopilot follow the same curve.
Different Optimizers do different amounts of work. A schema patch is light. A full content rebuild is heavy. Credits abstract that variance so the bill is predictable. You buy credits at a single price; each Optimizer internally costs the right amount.
Resets at the start of every billing cycle. Most 1-site brands stay well within this allowance after the first month.
Available once you opt out of the default hard cap. Roughly a 300% margin over Cortex's internal LLM cost - we keep overages priced fair, not punitive.
Cortex pauses on the next Optimizer run that would exceed 2x. You confirm or lift the cap from settings. Prevents surprise bills.
API timeouts, LLM errors, internal exceptions: credit returned. Customer-side blocks (no write permission, integration disconnected): credit consumed because the work was attempted.
Watches every signal. Recommends. Doesn't execute.
Everything in Copilot, plus Optimizers that execute fixes.
One apex domain. Subdomains under the same apex (e.g. shop.brand.com and blog.brand.com) count as one site. Two unrelated brands count as two sites, even if you own both.
Credits are how Autopilot meters Optimizer execution. Each Optimizer costs a different number of credits internally (a metadata rewrite costs fewer credits than a full content rebuild). Cortex absorbs that variance so customers see a single per-credit price. You get 50 credits per site per month included on Autopilot.
By default, Cortex stops at 2x your included credits per site (100/site on Autopilot) and surfaces a prompt before charging overage. You can lift the cap from settings. Overage credits are $4 each, billed at the end of the month.
Yes. Upgrades take effect immediately, prorated for the remainder of the billing period. Downgrades take effect at the start of the next cycle so you keep what you paid for.
Card required at signup. You get Autopilot on 1 site with 50 credits for 7 days. We charge the first month on day 8. Cancel anytime during the trial and you are not charged. The plan defaults to Autopilot 1-site after trial; you can downgrade to Copilot before day 8 if you prefer.
No. Credits reset at the start of every billing cycle. Keeps the bill predictable and prevents end-of-month batch-and-burn behavior.
Every Optimizer can be set to review-required mode, where Cortex prepares the change and waits for your sign-off before deploying. For higher-stakes Optimizers (content rebuilds, redirect maps) this is the default. Every action is also versioned and reversible.
If the failure is on Cortex's side (LLM error, API timeout, internal exception), the credit is refunded automatically. If the failure is on your side (we can't authenticate, the Shopify endpoint is locked, etc.) the credit is consumed because the work to attempt was performed.
Yes. Monthly subscriptions stop at the end of the current cycle, no refunds for partial months. Annual subscriptions get a 30-day money-back window; after that we prorate a refund for the remaining months on request.
The 100+ site bracket is the volume tier and is fully self-serve. If you need SAML/SSO, a DPA, custom security review, dedicated success, or volume above 250 sites, talk to us.
One brain. Thirty-six pairs of eyes. Sentries monitor every visibility signal that decides whether search engines, AI engines, and ad platforms show you. Cortex reads what they see, weighs it against a unified corpus of platform documentation, and acts. Every move follows a defined decision protocol: action stated, reason given, impact named.