Growth OS Pricing for Wix Agencies: Free Plan vs Starter vs Growth Explained
Growth OS runs on three plans: Free (five posts, then 2 credits per extra post, no Autopilot), Starter at $29 a month (one AI-written blog post a day plus FAQs every other day on Autopilot), and Growth at $79 a month (two posts a day, daily FAQs, and weekly trending-topic and competitor research on Autopilot). For an agency deciding which plan to put on a client's site, the choice comes down to how often that site actually needs new content and how comfortable the client is with Autopilot publishing without a review step.
What Growth OS Does, Before Price Enters the Conversation
Growth OS is an AI SEO app built for Wix sites. It writes blog posts and FAQs straight from a site's own Business Profile, never inventing prices, years, awards, statistics, or contact details that aren't already on the site. It also finds weak on-page SEO — thin page titles, missing meta descriptions, empty H1s, images with no alt text, thin pages, and missing business structured data — and flags it for a fix. On the two paid plans, it can publish new posts and FAQs automatically once Autopilot is switched on. Outside of those Autopilot posts, nothing changes on a site without the owner's approval.
The Growth OS pillar guide covers the full feature set in more depth, including exactly what it scans for and how the Business Profile data flows into each post.
The Three Plans at a Glance
Plan | Price | What's Included |
Free | $0 | 5 free posts, then 2 credits per extra post — no Autopilot |
Starter | $29/month | 1 blog post/day + FAQs every other day, on Autopilot |
Growth | $79/month | 2 blog posts/day + daily FAQs + weekly trending-topic & competitor research, on Autopilot |
Matching a Plan to a Client Site
A dormant client blog that just needs a pulse of content: Starter is usually enough on its own — one post a day already beats what most small-business blogs publish today.
A client actively chasing GEO visibility (getting cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, or Google AI Overviews): Growth's two posts a day plus weekly trending-topic research gives the app more to work with.
A client who wants to review every draft before it goes live rather than trust Autopilot: start on Free or Starter with Autopilot left off, and treat the AI-written draft as a first pass an editor polishes.
Several client sites: install Growth OS separately on each one. It has no multi-site agency dashboard, so there's no shortcut around giving every site its own plan and its own Business Profile.
What Growth OS Won't Do
Before promising a client anything, it's worth knowing the guardrails:
No multi-site agency dashboard — it only writes for the site it's installed on.
No white-label option, no reselling, and no partner discounts or bulk licensing.
No client-reporting exports — if an agency reports results to clients, that stays a manual step outside the app.
It won't invent prices, founding years, awards, review counts, or contact details; everything it writes draws from what's already on that site's own Business Profile.
Nothing publishes without the owner's approval, except the Autopilot posts themselves once that feature is turned on.
Talking to Clients About It Honestly
An agency running Growth OS across several client accounts should set expectations the way it would for any software: this produces first-draft SEO content and flags technical issues — it isn't a replacement for an SEO agency's strategy work (keyword research, link building, campaign thinking), and it's not a guarantee of ranking movement. Growth OS vs Hiring an SEO Agency lays out where the two actually overlap and where they don't. Arcknet built Growth OS out of its own Wix Studio and SEO work, and runs it on the same per-site, approval-first model described above — install, review, then decide whether to trust Autopilot.
FAQ
Is Growth OS only available to Arcknet's own clients?
No. Growth OS is a Wix App Market app any Wix site owner or agency can install directly, independent of who built the site.
Can one Growth OS subscription cover multiple client sites?
No — it's installed and billed per site with no multi-site dashboard, so each client site needs its own installation and its own plan.
Does Autopilot publish without any human review?
Only after the site owner turns Autopilot on for that specific site. Before that, every draft waits for approval, and the Free plan has no Autopilot at all.
What happens after the 5 free posts are used up?
Additional posts cost 2 credits each on the Free plan with no Autopilot; Starter and Growth replace that with a fixed monthly posting cadence instead.
Can an agency white-label Growth OS for its clients?
No — there's no white-label or reseller option today, and no partner discount or bulk licensing.
Does Growth OS ever change a site without permission?
No, aside from the Autopilot posts themselves once that feature is switched on. Everything else needs the owner's approval.
For agencies that want a second set of eyes on strategy rather than just content output, Arcknet's digital marketing services page covers how that work is scoped — or get in touch to talk through a specific client site.
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