Ahrefs Webmaster Tools free plan limits for nonprofits

Pricing for nonprofits

Free for verified websites: 5,000 crawl credits per month plus traffic, keyword and backlink data.

Review for nonprofits

Free verified-site SEO audits, traffic data, keyword data and backlink views with monthly and display limits.

Websites must be verified.

Typical nonprofit uses:

Run technical SEO audits on nonprofit websites
Review nonprofit pages ranking for keywords
Check backlinks and referring pages
Compare traffic sources and landing pages

Pros:

Unlimited verified websites
Combines audits, analytics and SEO data
Includes keyword and backlink visibility
No paid plan required to start

Cons:

Crawl credits and visible rows are capped
Only verified websites can use the free data access
Free access does not include competitor websites

FAQ about Ahrefs Webmaster Tools for nonprofits

Is the free plan really free, and what limits apply?

No fee or nonprofit discount is required for the free Ahrefs plan. It supports unlimited verified websites, but each project receives 5,000 Site Audit crawl credits per month. The free view shows up to 1,000 backlinks and 1,000 keywords at once.

Which websites qualify for Ahrefs Free?

A website must be verified to qualify. The record does not state a nonprofit-specific eligibility category, nor does it document a special nonprofit discount. Access can therefore fit any nonprofit that can verify its sites, but unverified websites are not covered by the free allowance.

What would a paid plan cost?

The cited official page lists a paid Starter plan at $29 per month. That price is separate from free access, which is available without a paid plan. The record does not publish taxes, setup fees, overage charges, or what additional allowance the paid plan provides.

What happens when the free limits are reached?

The record does not state a purchase requirement or an overage price when 5,000 crawl credits, 1,000 visible backlinks, 1,000 visible keywords, or one million Web Analytics events are reached. A nonprofit needing more would need to check the current paid terms directly.