MightyScout Pricing for Agencies and What Each Plan Costs per Client

Short answer: MightyScout pricing is $99 a month for Mini, $249 for Starter, $399 for Growth and $749 for Professional, all month to month with a 14-day free trial and no credit card. The plan you need is set mostly by how many brands you track: 2, 3, 5 or 10. For an agency that means the price moves with the client roster, not with usage.

We read mightyscout.com/pricing and the MightyScout agencies page in October 2026. We build a competing product for agencies that commission UGC videos, so treat this as an outside read of a tool that does a different job well. If you are weighing the two directly, the side-by-side is on our MightyScout alternative for agencies page.

How much does MightyScout cost per month?

MightyScout costs between $99 and $749 a month across four published plans, with no annual contract on any of them. Each step up raises three caps at once: the number of brands you can track, the number of creator profiles you follow and the number of creator lookups you get each month. Growth and Professional also add the analytics extras.

The core platform is the same on every tier. It covers the creator search engine, lookalikes and fake follower checks, Instagram and TikTok media tracking, creator tracking across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Facebook, hashtag and keyword monitoring, media downloads, PDF and spreadsheet reports, an influencer CRM with shareable lists and invite forms, Shopify and WooCommerce product sending and sales tracking, link-click tracking, bulk email with automations, Instagram DMs and a shared inbox. Seats are unlimited on all four plans, which is unusual in this category.

Some directories still list MightyScout at $99, $199 and $399, quote a $249 starting price or say there is no trial. Those figures are out of date. The vendor's own pricing page is the one to budget from, and it shows the four plans above.

What MightyScout costs an agency per client

MightyScout costs an agency between $49.50 and $83 per client a month when each plan is full, and the number jumps every time a new client pushes you over a brand cap. Two clients fit Mini, three fit Starter, five fit Growth and up to ten fit Professional. Past ten brands there is no priced plan.

Two steps matter for pricing a retainer. Client number four moves you from $249 to $399, and client number six moves you from $399 to $749. The sixth client costs you $350 a month in platform fees before it pays you anything, so either price that into its retainer or wait until you have two or three new clients to add together.

Creator profiles are the second cap. Ten clients on Professional share 400 tracked profiles, or 40 each. An agency running a seeding program with 60 creators per client would hit that before it hits the brand cap.

Does MightyScout have a free trial?

Yes. MightyScout offers a 14-day free trial on Mini, Starter and Growth, and its pricing page says no credit card is required. The FAQ also says every plan is month to month, so after the trial you can pay for one month, test the reports on a real client and cancel without a contract. Professional is sold from the same page.

Use the trial on a live campaign rather than a demo account. MightyScout's agencies page offers to load your actual influencer list before a call, which is the fastest way to see whether the Story capture and report exports match what your clients expect each month.

Which MightyScout plan should an agency buy?

An agency should buy the smallest MightyScout plan whose brand cap covers every client it tracks today plus one, because the brand count drives the price far more than anything else. Check the tracked-profile cap second, and pick Growth over Starter only if a client asks for audience demographics or competitor tracking in its report.

• Mini at $99 fits a freelancer or a two-client shop that mainly needs Story capture and a monthly coverage PDF.
• Starter at $249 fits a three-client agency. It is the worst value per client in the table, so treat it as a short stop on the way to Growth.
• Growth at $399 fits four or five clients and adds the analytics extras and the API, which matter if you pipe data into your own dashboards.
• Professional at $749 fits six to ten clients or any agency running large seeding rosters, thanks to 400 profiles and 12,000 lookups a month.

MightyScout also sells managed Agency Services, with no price on the page. That is a separate conversation from the software plans.

Questions to ask before you pay

The pricing page answers most things. These five are worth a short email before you commit client budgets:

1. What counts as a brand? If one client has two product lines with separate handles, ask whether that is one slot or two.
2. Do tracked profiles free up when a campaign ends? This decides whether 40 or 100 profiles is enough for rolling campaigns.
3. What do credits buy? The plans list 20 to 300 credits a month next to creator lookups. Ask which actions spend them.
4. How do report exports look on Mini and Starter? The agencies page shows branded exports; confirm which plan your client report needs.
5. What happens at brand eleven? If you expect to pass ten clients this year, get that price in writing now.

When a flat UGC plan fits better

A flat UGC plan fits better when your clients pay for videos made to order rather than for coverage reports. MightyScout tracks what creators publish. It does not write a scripted brief, pay the creator per deliverable or track revisions before a video exists, and those are the jobs behind a UGC ad retainer.

The price gap at ten clients is wide. MightyScout Professional is $749 a month, and AgencyUGC Plus covers ten client workspaces for $149 a month, or $888 a year billed yearly. But they are not substitutes. Plus gives each client its own workspace with briefs, creator sourcing, deliverable and revision tracking, a usage-rights log per video, per-client dashboards and downloadable client invoices at your client rate. There is no percentage taken from creator pay. Pro, at $499 a month, removes the workspace cap and adds a live status link for every client and ROI reports as CSV. Every tier is on the AgencyUGC pricing page.

Plenty of agencies end up running both. MightyScout watches each client's creators, sends the coverage alerts and builds the monthly report. The commissioned ad videos run in a separate workspace per client. A client who only buys UGC ads then needs no MightyScout brand slot at all, which can keep you a tier lower. Some of the best-converting proof for a client brand comes from its own buyers rather than creators, and if a client asks for that too, a tool that lets you collect customer video testimonials from one request link covers it without another creator order.

MightyScout pricing compared with other agency tools

MightyScout is one of the few tools in this category that prints every price, keeps contracts monthly and gives unlimited seats. Archive, its closest rival on Story and post capture, prints no price at all and quotes after a demo, as we found in our Archive UGC pricing for agencies breakdown. Influencer Hero runs from $649 to $2,490 a month on a three-month minimum, covered in Influencer Hero pricing for agencies. Against those, MightyScout's $99 to $749 range with a trial is straightforward to budget.

If your clients are buying briefed UGC ads rather than tracking, see how the two compare row by row on the MightyScout alternative page, or run a real client brief as a one-off demo before creating an account and look at the matched creators first.