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TubeBuddy pricing: plans and limits in 2026
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Pro is the entry paid creator plan, Legend offers broader tool access, and Enterprise covers larger or multi-channel needs. A standard license is tied to a channel. Confirm the exact USD checkout amount, billing period, renewal and feature access before paying. No coupon or trial is assumed.
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TubeBuddy Legend is listed at US$32.99 billed monthly, or US$316.68 billed yearly (US$26.39 per month equivalent). The public page lists Pro, Legend and Enterprise. It supports monthly and yearly billing. The payable amount depends on the selected license and billing interval. Confirm the total due, renewal and any discount in the official checkout before purchasing.
Plans at a glance
| Plan or baseline | Documented role | Billing check |
|---|---|---|
| Free baseline | Limited feature access for evaluating a workflow | Free access; specific tool limits need checking |
| Pro | Basic creator tools and narrower access | Confirm selected license and total due |
| Legend | Wider SEO, strategy and productivity access | Confirm selected license and total due |
| Enterprise | Multi-channel or organization requirements | Provider quote and agreement required |
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See TubeBuddy pricing. The page's feature table and account checkout are the sources for a purchase, not an old comparison chart.
Legend prices and the annual commitment
| Billing option | USD charge | What the displayed rate means |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly | $32.99 per month | Billed monthly |
| Yearly | $316.68 per year | $26.39 monthly equivalent, billed yearly |
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The annual option saves $79.20 against twelve monthly payments at $32.99. It is a larger upfront payment, not a $26.39 monthly bill. The public page also displays approximate AUD conversions; TubeBuddy says actual charges are in USD. This guide uses the USD amounts only.
The page presents Pro and Enterprise in its broader plan material, but the rendered billing selector used for these amounts names Legend. We do not assign Legend's prices to Pro or invent an Enterprise quote. Check the selected tier, channel and final charge in the official purchase flow.
Billing intervals and conditions
Read the full amount due now. A yearly plan may show a monthly equivalent but charge for the year at once. Check the next bill and date too. A smaller displayed monthly number can still mean a larger commitment.
The pricing page describes paid plans as renewing on the chosen cycle unless cancelled. Read the final checkout too. If an offer applies only to the first period, the later renewal amount belongs in the decision. Do not assume a coupon remains valid because an older article displays it.
Features that differ by plan
Name the tool you need first. Find its row in the current plan table. Read the mode and limit, not just the category name. A plan with SEO tools may still lack the exact action you want. Use the current source to settle that question.
The pricing FAQ says a standard license covers one channel. For more channels or a business, read the Enterprise terms. Check seats as well as channels. Do not assume a guessed number of creator licenses gives permission for that use.
Who each plan suits
Start with free access to judge the task. Consider Pro if its limits cover the job. Compare Legend if you need a stated tool often enough to justify the cost. For a team or larger scope, check Enterprise with the provider.
If you cannot name the task a higher plan completes, wait. A plan label is not a growth strategy. For many reporting questions, YouTube Studio remains the useful starting point. Compare it with software alternatives before making a new recurring commitment.
Cancellation and refunds
The pricing FAQ says a cancelled license keeps paid access for the remainder of the current period and then moves to free access. It also advertises a 30-day refund policy and directs users to support. Check the terms that apply to the actual purchase and do not treat cancellation as an automatic refund request.
FAQ
Which amount should I compare before paying?
Compare the full charge for the selected billing period, the renewal amount and the license scope. An annual monthly equivalent can look smaller while requiring a larger payment at once. Use the final checkout amount rather than an old coupon or another account's charge.
Can I use one license for several channels?
The pricing FAQ describes the standard license as channel-specific. Larger or multi-channel arrangements need the provider's applicable terms. Check the selected channel, seat rules and organization status before buying. Do not assume the same permission from an old screenshot or from another creator's account.
Decision
Read TubeBuddy pricing from the task outward. Match the exact feature and channel scope, then confirm the full USD charge and renewal. A paid plan is useful only when its stated limits fit the work you expect to do.