InSpace pricing 2026: what NOVA costs per page and per year
InSpace plans run from $1,000 to $3,000 a month, with Multiverse from $6,900, all on a 12-month minimum. Per-page cost, total committed spend, what the price leaves out, and what the same money buys at Promptwatch.
InSpace is one of the few managed AI SEO programs that puts its prices on the website. That deserves credit. It does not mean the headline number is the number you sign. Everything below comes from inspace.io/pricing, including the script behind its pricing toggle, and the NOVA FAQ, read on 29 October 2026. All prices are in US dollars.
Every plan at a glance
| Plan | 1-year term, paid monthly | 2 years paid upfront (-30%) | Pages a month | What else is listed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stratosphere | $1,000/mo | $700/mo | 10 | Long-tail and question articles, personal onboarding |
| Milky Way ("most popular") | $1,700/mo | $1,190/mo | 20 | Cluster-optimized category hubs, conversion-focused service pages |
| Universe | $3,000/mo | $2,100/mo | 40 | Location landing pages, automated content scaling, dedicated content strategist |
| Multiverse | From $6,900/mo | Not offered | Custom | 4+ countries, per-market SEO and GEO strategy, reporting by country |
There is no free plan and no trial. You cannot check out on your own, either: each plan button links to a contact form, and a "Demo first?" link sits next to them.
What "Monthly" really means
The toggle at the top of the pricing page reads "Monthly" on one side and "2 years upfront (-30%)" on the other. A reasonable visitor would assume the first option is month to month. It is not.
When you pick Monthly, the page's script sends term=12&billing=monthly to the contact form. Pick the other option and it sends term=24&billing=prepaid. The NOVA FAQ settles it: asked "Am I locked into a long contract?", it answers "You choose a 1-year or 2-year plan". Monthly describes the payment schedule. The shortest commitment on the page is twelve months.
Cost per page
Divide each plan by its page quota and you get:
- Stratosphere: $100 a page on the one-year term, $70 with two years prepaid.
- Milky Way: $85 a page, or $59.50 prepaid.
- Universe: $75 a page, or $52.50 prepaid.
Multiverse has custom volume, so there is no per-page figure to compute. Per page, the price drops as you buy more, which is the usual retainer logic: the cheapest way in is also the most expensive per unit.
A page here is not the same as a bare AI article. InSpace says NOVA handles structure, internal links, metadata, and schema, can rewrite an existing page instead of adding a new one, and has a specialist review each page before it publishes. Still, $100 a page for a ten-page plan is a lot to pay before seeing any evidence.
Total committed spend
This is the figure to put in front of finance:
| Plan | Year one, 1-year term | Two years, paid upfront |
|---|---|---|
| Stratosphere | $12,000 | $16,800 at once |
| Milky Way | $20,400 | $28,560 at once |
| Universe | $36,000 | $50,400 at once |
The prepaid route saves money only if you were going to stay two years anyway. At today's prices, two one-year Stratosphere terms would total $24,000, so prepaying saves $7,200. But you are handing over $16,800 on day one for a program you have not yet seen perform. For Multiverse, InSpace lists a starting price of $6,900 a month and no prepaid option, and the page does not spell out its term, so ask before you model a year.
The pages we read say nothing about setup fees, overage, or renewal pricing. Ask for all three in writing before signing.
What the price does not tell you
InSpace says NOVA "includes GEO monitoring and optimisation focused on visibility and citations in AI-generated answers". Your plan fee buys that monitoring, but the pricing page does not say how many prompts it covers, how prompts are picked, how often they run, or which countries count. The only illustration is an example dashboard for a fictional "yourbrand.com" with six engines.
AI crawler logs and AI-referred visitor or conversion tracking are not described on its product, pricing, or service pages. Its performance monitoring page names Search Console, Analytics, rank trackers, and CRO stacks as the data sources. So the fee covers content plus a report from the vendor that produced the content. An independent way to check the result is something you would have to buy separately.
What the same budget buys at Promptwatch
Promptwatch publishes monthly prices, and annual billing is optional at twelve months for the price of ten. Business is $579 a month: 350 prompts, 42,000 responses, 10 AEO articles, the automated Content Agent publishing to WordPress, Webflow, or Framer on a calendar you control, 100M crawler logs, and 10M visitor events.
Put it against the InSpace numbers:
- Twelve months of Business on monthly billing is $6,948. On annual billing it is $5,790. Either way it is well under Stratosphere's $12,000 year one.
- Two years of Business on annual billing come to $11,580, still less than the $16,800 Stratosphere prepayment.
- Professional at $245 a month, $2,940 for a year on monthly billing, includes 150 prompts, 5 AEO articles, and 25M crawler logs, with a 7-day trial on monthly billing.
The real difference is not the discount. It is what the money measures. With Agent Analytics you can see AI crawlers such as GPTBot and ClaudeBot fetch a page, and then whether the engines cite it. Visitor analytics shows the AI-referred sessions and conversions that follow. Business has no trial. Essential at $95 has no crawler logs, so start on Professional if crawl data matters to you.
One caveat: Promptwatch's agency plans, from $199 a month, do not include AEO articles or the Content Agent, so a content-led comparison should use the brand plans.
Our take on the pricing
Published prices are a good start, and InSpace should keep them. But a twelve-month minimum, $100 pages on the entry plan, and no trial add up to poor value. Start with measurement at promptwatch.com, and judge any content spend against data you own. For the full product verdict, read our InSpace review, or compare options in InSpace alternatives.
FAQ
How much is InSpace per month?
$1,000 for Stratosphere, $1,700 for Milky Way, and $3,000 for Universe on a one-year term. Two years prepaid lowers those to $700, $1,190, and $2,100. Multiverse starts at $6,900.
Can I pay InSpace month to month?
You can pay monthly, but the term is at least a year.
Does InSpace offer a discount?
The pricing toggle shows 30% off for paying two years upfront. Separately, InSpace for Good offers NOVA free to nonprofits.