Lunio Pricing & Cost

How much does Lunio cost? Here is everything we could verify about Lunio's pricing model, what's included, and the terms — with the sources each figure was traced from.

  • Pricing model: Custom quote priced primarily as a small fraction of advertising spend, with spend-based billing. Historically, PPC Protect/Lunio also used fixed monthly tiers for lower-spend accounts and percentage-of-media-spend pricing above a spend threshold.
  • Starting price: $70 / month
  • Typical range: $70–$130 / month
  • Billing: Spend-based pricing. Current Lunio messaging says pricing is based on a small fraction of ad spend and channel coverage; historical PPC Protect pricing shows fixed monthly tiers for lower spend and percentage-of-media-spend pricing for higher spend.
  • Free trial: Yes — Lunio publicly offers a 14-day free traffic audit / free trial with full analytics access and no obligation to buy.

What's included

  • AI-powered invalid-traffic detection
  • Protection across major ad channels including Google, Bing, LinkedIn, Meta, Reddit, TikTok, Yandex and Naver
  • Traffic legitimacy reporting
  • Two years of clickstream data storage
  • Multichannel protection with automatic exclusion across platforms
  • Multiple workspaces / multi-account management and reporting
  • Customer success onboarding/support during the trial

Lunio's current official pricing page does not publish dollar amounts; it says pricing is custom and based on a small fraction of ad spend plus channel coverage. The concrete figures here come from reputable third-party sources describing PPC Protect, the product's former name/domain that Lunio itself confirms was rebranded into Lunio. TrustRadius lists an 'Essential' plan at $70 and says enterprise pricing is a percentage of media spend; a podcast interview with PPC Protect's then Head of Customer Success gives more detail: $70/month up to $10k ad spend, $130/month for $10k-$20k spend, fixed plans under $40k/month, and percentage-of-media-spend pricing above $40k/month. Those numeric tiers should be treated as historical but highly relevant evidence, not a current official Lunio price card.

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Where this pricing information was traced from.