Website pricing
Custom pricing for your website
Cora IQ builds a proposal around the site or portfolio your team manages, the cadence you need and the capabilities that help you act.
Ongoing intelligence
Cora Maintenance
Keep content health, technical integrity and AI readiness visible.
Maintenance scope follows the published website footprint, desired scan cadence, stakeholder workflow and reporting requirements. Premium capabilities are incorporated when they support the operating model.
Published footprint
The current number of live pages and managed domains establishes the monitoring baseline.
Scan cadence
The frequency of content, technical and AI-readiness reviews shapes ongoing processing.
Team and reporting
Users, client workspaces, reporting expectations and governance needs define how findings move into action.
Premium capabilities
Cora Map, SSO, integrations and specialized processing are added when the program requires them.
What your proposal defines
Your proposal defines what ongoing coverage includes.
The website footprint, review cadence and scope-change process are documented so the team can plan confidently.
Coverage baseline
The proposal records the live pages, domains and included processing covered by ongoing monitoring.
Operating cadence
Scan frequency, reporting rhythm and stakeholder access are aligned to how the team manages the website.
Scope-change process
The proposal explains how added sites, pages or capabilities are reviewed before the baseline changes.
Cora Maintenance includes
- Automated content quality scans
- Cora Score and category subscores
- Ask Cora natural-language discovery
- Broken links, metadata, headings and accessibility signals
- Current-state monitoring and reporting
- Marketing Operation Tools
Premium add-ons
Custom capabilities
Extend Cora IQ around your operating requirements.
Most premium add-ons are custom quoted. Scope reflects the capability, pages and domains involved, expected processing and any implementation requirements.
Cora Map
Add a living, sitewide model of audience, goals, language and topic coverage when the engagement needs deeper website context.
Planned with Cora Discovery. Expected to be custom scoped for Delivery, Maintenance and direct website plans.Single sign-on (SSO)
Centralize secure access for organizations that need Cora IQ to align with an existing identity and access-management environment.
Scoped to the identity provider, configuration, security requirements and rollout needs.Additional premium capabilities
Specialized integrations, enterprise requirements and advanced processing can be added when the standard operating model needs to extend.
Defined during scoping and quoted according to the capability, website footprint and implementation effort.One-time preservation
Cora Archive
Scope preservation around what must remain available.
Standalone Archive is a one-time custom engagement. The proposal reflects the full website and asset footprint, structural complexity, delivery and access model, and required retention period.
Pages and assets
Published pages, images, documents and metadata establish the preservation footprint.
Website complexity
Languages, subdomains, interactive content and specialized structures shape capture requirements.
Delivery and access
The archive format, retrieval model and authorized users are defined before capture begins.
Retention requirements
The retention period and any legal, compliance or transaction requirements are confirmed during scoping.
What your proposal defines
An Archive proposal defines capture, delivery and retention.
The preservation package is documented before work begins so the team knows what will be captured, how it will be delivered and how long it must remain available.
Capture scope
The proposal identifies the pages, assets, metadata, domains and special structures to preserve.
Delivery package
Format, organization, access and retrieval requirements are documented before the archive begins.
Retention plan
The proposal records the retention period and any legal, compliance or transaction requirements supplied by the client.
Build your proposal
Start with the real website
Share your footprint, priorities and operating needs.
Bring your website URLs, estimated pages and domains, desired cadence, team and reporting requirements, and any Archive, integration or premium capability needs.
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Useful before the conversation
What website teams ask about custom pricing.
How is custom pricing created for a website team?
Cora IQ reviews the number of live pages and domains, scan cadence, team and reporting needs, website complexity and any premium capabilities. Those inputs become a proposal aligned to the website your team actually manages.
Share your website footprintWhat information should a website owner provide?
Share the website URL or URLs, estimated page count, number of domains, desired monitoring cadence, team access needs, reporting expectations and any integrations or specialized requirements.
Start a pricing conversationCan a company use Cora IQ without an agency?
Yes. Website managers can use Cora Maintenance directly for ongoing content intelligence or scope Cora Archive as a standalone preservation project.
See how the platform worksCan a website team add Cora Map?
Yes. Outside Agency Discovery, Cora Map will be available as a custom-scoped premium capability. The proposal reflects the pages, domains and sitewide processing involved.
Learn what Cora Map will showHow do premium capabilities affect a proposal?
SSO, Cora Map, integrations and other specialized capabilities are scoped according to the website footprint, configuration, processing and implementation requirements involved.
How is a standalone Cora Archive scoped?
Standalone Archive is a one-time engagement based on pages and assets, website complexity, delivery and access requirements, and the required retention period.
See what Cora Archive includes