Pricing
One plan. Try it free for a week.
Pro
$9.99
$4.99
/ month
7-day free trial · then $4.99/mo
7-day free trial · 5 posts included
- 30-minute onboarding interview + Strategy Doc
- 5 sample posts during setup
- 5 posts during trial, then 40 posts/month
- 25 regenerations/month (5 during trial)
- Schedule up to 5 days/week incl. weekends
- GitHub autopilot + calendar
- Hook variants and source citations
What's included
Everything in Pro.
| Feature | Pro |
|---|---|
| 7-day free trial | 5 posts included |
| Monthly posts | 40 |
| Regenerations | 25 / month |
| GitHub autopilot | |
| Calendar scheduling | Up to 5 days/week |
| Manual uploads | 20 |
| Source integrations | GitHub |
| Voice calibration |
FAQ
Why does Trace start with strategy instead of a content generator?+
Because most builders do not have a content volume problem first. They have a positioning problem. The Strategy Doc gives every future draft a point of view, audience, voice, and set of anti-patterns.
How does the free trial work?+
Every new account gets a 7-day Pro trial with 5 posts included. You get the full onboarding interview, Strategy Doc, sample posts, GitHub autopilot, and calendar. After the trial, Pro is $4.99/mo for 40 posts per month.
Does Trace train models on my work?+
No. Trace treats user sources as private product data: encrypted in transit, deletable from settings, and never used to train models.
Which AI model does Trace use?+
The product is designed around routing. Lightweight tasks use cheaper models, heavier generation and voice matching use frontier models, and every call is tracked against a user budget.
What if I have no new commits this week?+
Trace has a Narrative Planning Mode for low-signal weeks. It asks focused questions about decisions, user feedback, uncertainty, and lessons so small signals can still become specific stories.
Can Trace post automatically for me?+
Not yet. Today Trace schedules approved drafts on your calendar and gives you a one-click copy for LinkedIn — you paste, post, and mark it published. Direct auto-posting is pending LinkedIn's API approval, and when it lands it will still require your explicit approval on every draft.