Corpus Plan vs okara
Flat price and a published methodology, against Lite and Pro.
okara publishes Free, Lite at $129/mo, and Pro at $249/mo. A hands-on reviewer's free-tier test surfaced a paywall before first value. Corpus Plan is $99/mo flat. The unsaved report is a hook. The full report needs a free email-and-password account, no card, and every check and threshold we run is public at /methodology.
Every okara claim on this page carries a numbered source — the full list, with access dates, is at the end. Where a fact is not published, the table says so; we don't guess.
Side by side
Feature by feature, with sources.
One number: $99/mo for the portal, cancel anytime. The unsaved report is a hook. The full report needs a free email-and-password account, no card, before any payment. What each check does and where every threshold sits is published, so you can see exactly what you are buying.
| What | Corpus Plan | okara |
|---|---|---|
| Free audit — the gate | The unsaved report is a hook. The full report needs a free email-and-password account, no card. The report link lasts 30 days (permanent, with export and re-scans, once saved to that free account). 3 free audits per connection per day. | Published plans are Free, Lite $129/mo, and Pro $249/mo. A hands-on reviewer's free-tier test reports hitting the upgrade wall before getting value from it. [4] [5] |
| What the free tier includes | The unsaved report is a hook. The full report — five pillar scores (SEO, speed, trust, content, AI citability), every finding with the reason written out, and the prioritized plan — needs a free email-and-password account, no card. | Free. Paid plans on the same page are Lite $129/mo and Pro $249/mo. [5] |
| AI / GEO checking | AI citability is a scored pillar of every audit: llms.txt, JSON-LD structured data, AI-crawler rules in robots.txt, content extractability, question-shaped content, answer structure. The portal adds an AI-visibility check — one model, at one moment, labeled as such, never a promise of mentions. | Reviewers describe an Analytics section with Health / Links / AI-GEO / Passed tabs covering SEO health, technical audits, traffic, backlinks and AI search visibility. [2] [3] |
| Artifact generation | The portal generates the files, not just the findings: llms.txt (framed honestly — a proposed standard read today mostly by SEO and GEO audit tools, not AI crawlers, and cheap to publish), JSON-LD, robots rules for AI crawlers, FAQ suggestions, and grounded content drafts. | Generates five named strategy documents at setup: product information, marketing strategy, competitor analysis, brand voice and content strategy. [1] |
| Worked plan | A prioritized worked plan built from your findings comes with the free report; the portal adds the 30/60/90-day version. | A daily queue of 5–10 suggested actions to review, edit and publish — described in its product overview as the core rhythm. [2] |
| Monitoring | Weekly re-scans of every tracked site, with an alert when a score drops. | — not published on the pages and reviews we checked. [1] [2] [3] [4] |
| Traffic data | Search Console traffic inside the portal, next to the findings it relates to, plus capped keyword and competitor research. | Traffic appears among the Analytics areas reviewers describe. [2] [3] |
| Pricing model | $99/mo flat for the portal, up to 10 sites, cancel anytime. No credits, no metering. | Free, Lite $129/mo, and Pro $249/mo. Its own site sells the price by comparison, tallying separate hires to “$14,000+/mo”. [1] [5] |
| Methodology transparency | Published at /methodology: every finding code, threshold band and deduction, with its basis cited — rendered from the same constants the engine runs. Deterministic checks held to a suite of 470+ automated tests. | — not published on the pages we checked; on metering, the hands-on reviewer reports “zero transparency on how many credits one CMO initialization actually burns”. [4] |
"Not published" means the sources below do not establish that fact — we say so rather than guess. And a comparison table changes nothing about the one thing no tool can do: neither column is a promise of rankings or AI mentions.
Fair is fair
Where okara is strong
Agent breadth we do not have and do not attempt: its four-section portal (Company, Analytics, Agents Feed, Talk to AI CMO) feeds a daily queue of posts, articles, community replies and SEO fixes, and setup generates five named strategy documents. If you want a marketing-agent suite that drafts social posts and community replies, okara does far more than Corpus Plan — we deliberately stop at audits, plans, artifacts, drafts and monitoring. [1] [2] [3]
Sources
Every okara claim, sourced and dated.
The numbered references in the table and above resolve here. Anything about okara that these pages do not establish is marked "not published" on this page rather than guessed.
- https://okara.ai — accessed 2026-08-31. okara's marketing site: the five named strategy documents and the cost-comparison pricing table (“$14,000+/mo” of separate hires).
- https://hypertools.so/tool/okara — accessed 2026-08-31. Product overview: the four portal sections, the daily 5–10 action queue, and pricing tiers.
- https://incrypted.com/en/review-okara-and-its-ai-chief-marketing-officer/ — accessed 2026-08-31. Hands-on review: portal layout, the Analytics tabs (Health / Links / AI-GEO / Passed), and pricing tiers.
- https://tribechat.com/blog/okara-ai-cmo-review-2026-hype-or-paywall-real-test — accessed 2026-08-31. Hands-on free-tier test: the paywall before first value and the credit-transparency complaint.
- https://okara.ai/pricing — accessed 2026-10-08. okara's pricing page: Free, Lite $129/mo, and Pro $249/mo.
okara is a trademark of its owner. Corpus Plan is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by okara; the name appears here only to identify the product being compared, and no logos are used. Facts were verified on the dates shown above — if something here is outdated, contact Corpus Plan and we will re-check and correct it.
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