Bring your connected data
Use Search Console and GA4 for search and traffic analysis, and GTM for tracking configuration review. Supported WordPress changes require the companion plugin and the appropriate connection permissions.
Pricing
SimsClaw pricing: three plans, one set of capabilities.
Every plan gives you the same agent team for SEO, content, analytics, paid media, social, and ecommerce work. What changes between Starter, Growth, and Scale is how much work you can run each month, how often the team reports, and the level of support you get. Which work is actually available depends on the systems you connect.
Review the work
Receive findings, recommendations, and content drafts. Supported site changes need your approval. An audit finding may require manual follow-up; it is not always an executable repair.
Choose the right workflow
Starter
₪4,399 / month + VAT
60,000 credits / mo
A team for the highest-leverage pages
- Full business team · SEO, content, ads & more
- Weekly cadence + check-in
- WordPress, GTM, GA4 + GSC
- Email support
Growth plan
Growth
₪10,999 / month + VAT
150,000 credits / mo
≈ 1/3 the cost of one marketing manager
- Full business team · SEO, content, ads & more
- Daily cadence + check-in
- WordPress, GTM, GA4 + GSC
- Slack & priority support
Scale
₪17,599 / month + VAT
240,000 credits / mo
Headroom for the whole site, every day
- Full business team · SEO, content, ads & more
- Twice-daily cadence
- SSO, audit log, custom approvals
- Dedicated success engineer
What actually differs between the plans
The agent team, the approval requirement, and the supported integrations are the same on every plan. Three things change.
How much work you can run each month
Credits are the unit of work. Analysis, drafting, and supported changes consume them, so the plan sets your monthly ceiling rather than your feature set.
- Starter — 60,000 credits / mo
- Growth — 150,000 credits / mo
- Scale — 240,000 credits / mo
How often the team comes back to you
Starter runs a weekly cadence with a check-in, Growth a daily cadence with a check-in, and Scale a twice-daily cadence. Cadence is how often the team reviews and proposes work. It is not a promise of how many changes will be approved or published.
How you are supported and governed
Starter includes email support, Growth adds Slack and priority support, and Scale adds a dedicated success engineer along with SSO, an audit log, and custom approval routing. Every plan still requires your approval before a supported change goes live.
Pricing questions
Understand what your plan includes, what you need to connect, and how review works.
Read the Terms of Service and check the integration requirements for your workflow.
Do the tiers include different agents?
No. Starter, Growth, and Scale include the same agent capabilities. Plans differ by monthly credits, cadence, and support. The work available to your workspace also depends on connected services, permissions, and supported actions.
What does a credit cover?
Credits measure usage against your plan allowance. The amount used depends on the work performed; a credit is not a fixed number of articles, findings, or approved changes. Review usage in your workspace when choosing a plan.
Can I cancel mid-month?
You can cancel anytime, but cancellation takes effect at the end of your current billing period - there is no mid-period proration. If you are within 7 days of your first paid charge, that charge is eligible for a prorated refund based on credits used. Either way, we export your audit log, findings, and any drafts still in the queue. There is no clawback on credits already used.
Does the team change my site on its own?
No. You must approve supported site changes. Agents can surface findings or prepare work for review, but an audit finding does not necessarily include an executable repair. Creating a WordPress content draft requires approval; publishing it is a separate action.
What happens if an approved change is wrong?
Check the execution result and the affected page or workflow. Recovery options depend on the change and integration, such as available WordPress revisions or GTM container versions. Review the recovery information for the specific action rather than assuming every change has a one-click undo.