Markty AI pricing 2026: plans, credits, and the real cost

What you actually pay for with Markty AI

I have spent the last few years building and running AI that does one job well, first an AI helpdesk agent, then the AI blog writer that drafted this post, so I read "one AI employee that does everything" pricing pages with a specific eye: where does the flat number stop and the meter start? With Markty, the answer is "almost immediately," and that is the thing worth understanding before you pick a plan.

Markty (markty.ai) sells a team of AI marketing tools packaged as "employees" you hire: a social specialist, an AI content writer, a blog and AI SEO specialist, an e-commerce consultant, and image plus video studios. The whole thing is managed from a web app and, unusually, from Telegram. The pitch leans hard on AI-search visibility (getting your business surfaced when buyers ask ChatGPT or Perplexity what to buy), and it claims 1,000+ businesses on board.

That framing matters for pricing, because "one employee that covers five jobs" sounds like a flat salary. In practice, it is a low base subscription plus a credit meter that every delivered job draws from.

Markty AI pricing at a glance

Here are the three plans side by side, with the dimensions that actually change the decision, not just the headline price.

A few notes that don't fit in a cell:

• Term pricing exists. Software Advice lists the Senior plan at $45 for one month, $90 for three months, or $264 for a year (a flat rate, cancel anytime).
• Every plan includes every AI employee. The tier gate is not which employees you get, it is the visibility engine, the number of brands, the video allowance, and seats.
• The credit allowance is adjustable. A slider lets you dial the monthly workload from 1,000 up to 5,000 credits, which raises the price accordingly.

How Markty's credits actually work

This is the part that decides your real bill. The flat plan fee buys you a seat and an allowance; the allowance is what you spend on output. Here is the published per-job credit cost:

The credit rules are actually fair, and worth crediting Markty for:

• Failed work is never charged, and a job already in progress won't be cut off if you run low.
• Up to 1,000 unused credits roll over and stay good for six months. Anything above 1,000 does not carry.
• Chatting with the employees is free, credits only get spent on delivered work.
• Markty warns you before you run out, so you can top up or move up a tier.

The catch is not the rules, it is the math. On the 1,000-credit Senior plan, a single full recommendation check costs 200 credits, one-fifth of your whole month, and the AI-visibility jobs that make those checks worthwhile only exist on the $200 plan anyway. So the cheapest plan and the flagship feature don't overlap.

Plug your own volume into the calculator below to see where the meter lands.

Plan by plan

Senior: from $45/month

The entry plan is aimed at a solo owner or a one-brand business that wants day-to-day marketing to run itself, the kind of buyer who shops for AI tools for small business. You get 1 seat, 1 brand, and all five AI employees, plus every integration, image and video generation, and SEO analysis. The included allowance is 1,000 credits/month.

Markty describes the illustrative Senior output as roughly 3 posts drafted per week, 4 blog articles per month, 10 keywords watched on Google, and one website check-up, with 5 GB of storage. That is a reasonable amount of work for $45, provided your needs stay inside it, and it stacks up fine against other affordable SEO tools.

What's missing at this tier: the AI-visibility engine. If you came to Markty specifically to get surfaced in AI answers, the Senior plan doesn't do that job.

Manager: from $200/month

The Manager plan is where Markty's actual thesis lives. It adds the AI-visibility engine on top of everything in Senior, plus a separate 300-credit video allowance and room for 3 brands and 3 seats, scaling up to 8 brands.

The jump from $45 to $200 is steep, but it is the honest price of the feature Markty markets hardest. If your goal is AI search optimization (checking what ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity say about you and fixing it), this is the plan that does it. A single full recommendation check runs 200 credits, so the visibility work is credit-hungry, which is part of why it lives on the higher allowance tier.

Growth: custom

Growth is Markty's done-for-you tier, described as "We Run It." Pricing is custom and quote-only, so there is no public number to anchor on. This is the option for a business that wants the visibility and content program managed end to end rather than run themselves. Treat it like any AI SEO pricing conversation with a service layer attached: get the scope and the monthly commitment in writing before you sign.

What the sticker price hides

A fair pricing post has to separate the plan from the fine print. Here is what I would want a buyer to know before they pull out a card.

The flagship feature is a $200 upgrade. Worth repeating because it is the single most important pricing fact: the AI-visibility engine, the whole reason Markty exists, is not on the $45 plan. If you're comparing against dedicated answer-engine optimization tools, compare them to the Manager tier, not the Senior sticker.

Video is its own meter. The 300 video credits on the Manager plan are separate from your main allowance, which is generous, but it also means the Senior plan has no dedicated video budget at all.

Rollover is capped. You can bank up to 1,000 unused credits for six months. That protects a light month, but you cannot stockpile a year of credits for one big campaign.

There is no independent proof yet. This is the real risk. As of August 2026, Markty has zero reviews on G2, Capterra, Software Advice, or Trustpilot. The only voices are first-party testimonials on Markty's own site, mostly Turkish small businesses. Watch one specific trap: the Software Advice listing shows a "4.2 out of 5, 702 reviews" Trustpilot badge, but that rating is of softwareadvice.com itself, not Markty. Don't read it as a Markty score.

None of that makes Markty a bad buy. It makes it an early one, and early buys should be priced like the risk they are.

Is Markty AI worth it?

For a small or local business that actually wants all five jobs (social, reviews, visibility, content, and e-commerce copy) in one place, and whose monthly volume fits inside a credit allowance, Markty is priced sensibly. Starting at $45 for a working set of AI marketing automation tools is not expensive, and the credit rules (no charge for failed work, six-month rollover, free chatting) are more buyer-friendly than most metered models I've reviewed.

The problem with "AI marketing employee" pricing is the same problem with every all-in-one: you pay for breadth, and breadth rarely means depth on the one job you actually care about. If you bought Markty for the blog content, you're paying for AI social media tools and a review manager you may never touch. If you bought it for AI visibility, you're on the $200 tier and comparing against specialists that go far deeper for a similar spend, the same trade-off you see across AI writing tools generally.

So the buying question isn't "is Markty cheap?" It's "which one job matters most, and does a specialist do that job better for the money?"

Getting the content job done for less

If you read this far because the thing you really wanted from Markty was good blog posts that rank and get cited, that is a single job, and it is exactly the job eesel's AI blog writer is built for. Rather than sell you a platform with five employees, eesel's model is "hire a ready-to-work teammate for the job you have." The blog writer learns your brand voice, does the keyword research, drafts a full article, and publishes it, the same auto-publishing workflow that produced this post. It's a real best AI blog writer contender for the one job, not a bundle.

The pricing difference is the point: instead of a base fee plus a credit meter you have to forecast, you pay for the writing work you actually do, and you can build and simulate a teammate on your own content before paying anything. And because eesel sells teammates rather than a suite, the same account can also put an AI helpdesk agent on your support queue, which is the other half of running a small business that marketing-only tools skip. It's free to try, no credit card required.

If breadth is what you're after, keep Markty on your list. If depth on the writing is the job, try eesel for that one instead.