Where to Find Marketing Miner's Pricing and Plan Details

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Marketing Miner's plan and pricing information is published on its official pricing page at https://www.marketingminer.com/en/pricing. That is the only place where current plan tiers and prices are listed, and it is the page to check before deciding whether to buy. The site also offers a free trial and a product demo, so you can evaluate the tool before committing to a paid plan.

What the official pricing page covers

The pricing page is where Marketing Miner lists its plan structure. Based on the site's own materials, the key facts you can confirm there are:

  • Plan tiers and prices – the page is the source of truth for what each plan costs and what it includes.
  • Paid-plan features – the AI assistant connection (MCP) is stated to be included in all paid plans, so any paid tier should give you access to it.
  • Trial and demo entry points – the homepage offers "Try for free" and "Watch demo" options, which let you test the product before paying.

Because prices and plan contents change, treat any number you see outside the official page as potentially outdated.

How to check pricing and pick a plan

  1. Open the pricing page. Go to https://www.marketingminer.com/en/pricing directly rather than relying on third-party summaries.
  2. Compare the tiers on the same dimensions. Look at price, number of features or credits, seats/users, and whether the MCP connection is included (it should be on every paid plan).
  3. Match the tier to your workload. The site positions the tool for e-shop and business owners, marketers, SEO specialists, and agencies. A solo trader and an agency will not need the same limits, so check the usage caps rather than just the headline price.
  4. Start with the free trial or demo. Use "Try for free" to test the features you care about — keyword research, AI visibility tracking, or the MCP connection — before upgrading.
  5. Confirm billing terms on the page. Payment methods, billing periods, and refund rules are only reliable if stated on the official pricing page; do not assume them from elsewhere.

What you get on a paid plan

The features most relevant to a buying decision, per the site's own description:

Area What it does
Keyword Research Enter a keyword and see related terms with monthly search volume and trend data
AI visibility Track how ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, AI Overviews, and AI Mode mention you versus competitors, including share of mentions
Fan-out queries See the background queries ChatGPT and Gemini run, and the sites they draw on
MCP connection Connect Marketing Miner data to ChatGPT, Claude, or Claude Code so your AI assistant works from real search data and Google Search Console data
Scale Over 40 features, bulk data analysis, and a user base ranging from large brands to sole traders

The MCP feature is explicitly described as included in all paid plans and as requiring no technical skills, with a step-by-step guide provided.

Common sticking points

  • Assuming a free tier exists. The site promotes a free trial, but the MCP connection is tied to paid plans. Do not read "try for free" as "free forever."
  • Relying on cached or third-party prices. Only the official pricing page reflects current pricing.
  • Ignoring usage limits. Two plans at different prices may differ mainly in volume, not features — check the limits against your actual monthly needs.
  • Overlooking the demo. If you are unsure which features matter for your workflow, the demo shows the interface before you pay.

Bottom line

Go to https://www.marketingminer.com/en/pricing for current plans and prices, use the free trial or demo to test the features you need, and confirm that MCP access — included in all paid plans — is part of whichever tier you choose.