Conversion Rate Optimization

BrightLocal moved its platform tiers to quote-only. Whitespark publishes every product price down to the dollar. Here is the field compared on what you can actually budget for.

BrightLocal no longer publishes prices for Track, Manage or Grow. Here is exactly what is still published, what is not, and how to price it yourself before the sales call.

TermsFeed sells policies you own outright. WPLP rents you a running compliance system inside WordPress from $48 a year. The choice is about maintenance, not price.

WPLP Compliance Platform runs from $8 a month, but annual billing costs $48 rather than $96. Every plan, the scan limits that decide your tier, and where it fits a WordPress store.

TermsFeed charges per provision as a one-time purchase, from $10 to $82, then sells cookie consent as a $10/mo subscription. Here is what a real ecommerce store actually ends up paying.

WPForms puts payment fields behind a $399 tier. Fluent Forms includes every feature on every plan from $79 and sells lifetime licences. Here is what the price gap actually buys you.

WPForms discounts year one then renews at 2.5x. Gravity Forms charges the same every year. At renewal the unlimited tier is $599 against $259, and that gap decides most cases.

These do different jobs, but they overlap enough that the question is fair. Here is where your form plugin is genuinely sufficient, and the specific point at which it stops being.

Privy includes exit intent from $24 a month and adds cart-aware campaigns. OptinMonster charges $870 a year for exit intent but targets more deeply. Which fits depends on your platform and your cart.

OptinMonster meters your impressions and gates exit intent at $870 a year. Thrive Suite charges a flat fee for five sites with no metering and exit intent included. Where each one actually wins.