Frase triples-to-sextuples Content Guard capacity and un-gates agent auto-publish to every plan
Frase tripled-to-sextupled Content Guard page caps per tier and let every plan, including Starter, auto-publish any content type -- with no price change.
Content Guard watched 3/15/50 pages on Starter/Professional/Scale. Agent auto-publish was gated by tier: none on Starter, FAQ/glossary/how-to pages only on Professional, and "all types within a cap" on Scale.
Content Guard watches 10/75/300 pages on Starter/Professional/Scale. Every tier, including Starter, can now auto-publish any content type once switched on, bounded only by that plan's monthly article allotment.
Proof of change
Frase's pricing pages, as we captured them on two dates.
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Core plan prices held steady (Starter $49 / Professional $129 / Scale $299 monthly, 20% off annual, +$29/seat), but Frase widened what each tier actually does for the same price.
Content Guard — the feature that watches published pages for Google ranking decay and drafts the fix — now watches roughly 3-6x more pages per tier than it did as of the August 4, 2026 capture: 10 pages on Starter (up from 3), 75 on Professional (up from 15), and 300 on Scale (up from 50).
Separately, the agent’s auto-publish capability lost its tier gate entirely. Previously only Professional and Scale could let the agent publish on its own, and even then only across a limited set of content types (FAQ/glossary/how-to on Professional; “all types within a cap” on Scale). As of this capture, every tier — including the $49/mo Starter plan, which had no auto-publish at all — can switch the agent to auto-publish any content type, bounded only by the plan’s existing monthly article cap. A new “Backlinks” capability (link-gap finding and outreach drafting) also appeared in Frase’s platform navigation for the first time.
Core plan prices held (Starter $49 / Professional $129 / Scale $299, 20% off annual; +$29/seat), but Frase substantially widened per-tier volume and capability without a price change. Content Guard pages watched rose from 3/15/50 to 10/75/300 across Starter/Professional/Scale. The agent's auto-publish capability — previously none on Starter, limited to FAQ/glossary/how-to on Professional, and 'all types within a cap' on Scale — is now uniformly 'any content type, whenever you switch it on' across every tier including Starter, bounded only by the plan's monthly article allotment. A new 'Backlinks' capability (find link gaps, draft the outreach) also appeared in platform navigation, alongside minor copy refreshes to the Autonomy and AI Visibility descriptions. Source: live pricing page screenshot 2026-08-28.