Free
€0/ month
60 credits per month
Discover how Enginora builds a semantic territory around a real page.
Pricing
Enginora is not priced around words or tokens. Choose your plan based on how regularly you build semantic territories around revenue pages, manage projects and move validated decisions into internal links and CMS-ready drafts.
Every plan uses the same credit model. Choose according to how regularly you need to build semantic territories and drafts.
€0/ month
60 credits per month
Discover how Enginora builds a semantic territory around a real page.
€99/ month
150 credits per month
For your first real territories around key pages, without going back to spreadsheets.
€249/ month
500 credits per month
For regular territory-building across pages and projects.
€499/ month
1,500 credits per month
For standardizing territory-building across clients, sites or teams.
A semantic territory analysis costs 50 credits. It structures what to create, enrich or exclude around the target page, together with metadata and internal-link recommendations.
A draft generation costs 10 credits. Drafts are generated from validated territory decisions and prepared in HTML and Markdown for human review.
A new client, a redesign or a production sprint can temporarily increase your workload. Add extra credits without changing your subscription.
€79
€199
€299
Extra credits are one-time purchases, not subscriptions.
A semantic territory analysis starts from a target service, product or category page and structures what should be created, enriched or excluded around it, together with metadata and internal-link recommendations. It uses 50 credits.
A draft generation turns a validated territory decision into HTML and Markdown content ready for human review. It uses 10 credits.
You can add a one-time credit pack or move to a plan with more monthly credits.
No. Extra credits do not expire. Monthly credits are used first.
Yes. Upgrades take effect immediately. Downgrades take effect at the next billing period.
No. Enginora prepares drafts for review. You remain responsible for validation and publication in your CMS.
Choose a plan that matches your production rhythm, then build the semantic territory around your first revenue page.