Pricingbeta · lekta-score/2026.4

Everything is free during the beta

There is no plan to choose, no card to enter and no account required. Most of the limits are there to protect the sites being audited, not to sell you a bigger tier — those apply per target domain, the same for everyone.

Run an audit What happens when the beta ends →

Beta today, and what is planned

Read from the engine · 2026-08-20

LineBeta — nowAfter beta — planned

PriceNo card, no trial clock.$0paid tiers, price unset

AccountAnonymous audits run the full engine.not requiredoptional, for history

Audits per personDaily quota, separate from the per-target protection below.3 / day anonymous · 15 / day member (10 per domain)higher, planned

Tracked sitesDaily or weekly re-audits from the panel.5 per membermore, planned

Audits per targetCounted per domain audited, not per person.1 / min · 5 / hoursame floor for everyone

Concurrency per targetA second request waits instead of piling on.11

Rules and citationsEvery layer, every basis, both fetch lanes.all of themall of them

Report retentionResult cache in front of the engine; members keep run history.15 min cache · member historylonger retention

APIProgrammatic audits with a member key.GET /api/v1/audithigher quota

MCP serverAudits from an agent.open · separate quotalarger quota

SupportOne inbox, answered by the people who wrote the rules.emailemail

Planned, not committedThe right column is intent, not a price list. Nothing in it is billable yet, and no line there is live in the engine today.

The limits, and why they exist

Per target domain · global

Per minute1audit / domainA repeat request inside the minute is answered with 429 and a Retry-After.

Per hour5audits / domainRolling one-hour window, so a burst does not lock the domain out for long.

Concurrency1running auditTwo people auditing the same site queue instead of doubling the load.

Result cache15minutesA fresh request inside the window returns the stored report, no new fetch.

Hard limit75secondsA run that exceeds it is abandoned and reported as a timeout, naming the phase it got stuck in.

When the beta ends

Four commitments

A free tier staysAuditing a single URL by hand will not move behind a paywall. That is the part of the product that has to stay open.

Notice before anything is chargedAt least 30 days of notice in the product and by email before any line on this page becomes billable.

Reports stay privateNo plan will publish, index or resell what you audited. X-Robots-Tag: noindex is not a beta courtesy.

Limits are not the leverPer-target rate limits protect other people’s servers. They will not be loosened in exchange for money.

What the free audit actually measures

Four layers, weighted

Accessweight 25%

Indexabilityweight 25%

Answerabilityweight 30%

Recencyweight 20%

Same engineThe free audit is the full audit — every rule, every citation, both fetch lanes. Nothing is held back for a paid tier.

Questions

Pricing FAQ

Is there a catch to “free”?No. One audit costs seconds of CPU and two HTTP requests, so rate limits rather than payment are what keep it affordable.

Do I need an account?No. Anonymous audits run the full engine — every rule, every citation, both fetch lanes. An account raises the daily limit and unlocks fixes, history and tracked sites.

Can I audit a site I do not own?Yes. Everything Lekta reads is public, it fetches only the URL you submit, and it obeys that site’s robots.txt.RFC 9309 §2.2

Why was my audit rate limited?Somebody audited that domain in the last minute, or five times in the last hour, or a run is still in flight. The response carries Retry-After with the exact wait.

Are my reports public?No. Reports are private and served with X-Robots-Tag: noindex. Nothing you audit is published, indexed or resold.

Is there an API?Yes. Members generate a key on the panel and call GET /api/v1/audit — a fresh audit answers 202, repeat the call until 200 returns the full report as JSON.

Still stuckNothing on this page is billable yet. If a limit or a planned line is unclear, ask.hello@lekta.dev →

Teams & invoicing

If you need an invoice, a contract, or a lot of audits

Nothing is billable during the beta, so there is no invoice to issue yet. Agencies and in-house teams auditing hundreds of URLs, or anyone who needs a signed agreement, a purchase order or a data-processing addendum before using the tool: write to us and we will answer with what we can and cannot commit to today.

hello@lekta.dev →