One product for everyone

Every agency runs the same Huntit. There are no tier-locked features: you're never on a lesser version with capabilities held back, and there's no two-class product where some agencies get exclusive tools.

What ships, ships to everyone. Paying quarterly or annually changes the payment terms, never the product.

No limits on clients, brands, or profiles

Huntit puts no cap on how many clients, brands, or profiles you track. This is deliberate, and it is an advantage rather than an omission: your account does not get more expensive or more restricted as you scale the number of things you follow.

The real cost isn't a Huntit quantity fee — it's the provider usage behind the tracking. Because you bring your own provider keys, the scraping and AI you run is billed by those providers, at cost, directly to you.

That cost is small per profile and fully visible — what your usage costs shows the estimates.

So growth is governed by your own provider spend, which you control, rather than by a ceiling Huntit imposes.

Continuous improvement, included

Huntit ships improvements continuously, and they are included — all product improvements, bug fixes, security updates, UI work, and any integrations Huntit chooses to build. There is no fixed release cadence promised; things ship when they are ready and meaningful, and meaningful changes are recorded in "What's new". Send ideas through Sharing feedback and feature requests.

The one paid extra

Huntit is a productized system rather than a custom-development shop, so per-agency custom features aren't offered — not even for money. One shared product is what keeps it reliable for everyone.

The single exception is a rush fee to move something already planned forward in time. It still has to be a change Huntit would build anyway, useful to many agencies, and the result ships to everyone: no exclusive forks.

That's the principle. Specific figures are handled in your commercial conversation, not published here.